Rhonda,
with all due respect for your friend, unattended children at a hospital
birth can very stressful for the staff. A lot of staff will take the attitude
that they're not required to look after the child and wont make an effort.
A lot of staff will get very anxious that such a little o
I interpreted Pete to mean that NMAP and PI insurance are separate though
concurrent issues and that he supports both.
marilyn
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Sent: Sunday, November 24, 2002 10:44 PM
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] Salarie
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From: "Robyn Thompson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, November 24, 2002 10:44 PM
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] Salaried Vs Contract including PI
> Not sure if I have interpreted what you have said correctly Peter. Based
on
> my interpretation
I do believe that GP's and Physios and any other healthcare provider who is
salaried or contracted to a govt agency in one way or another has to work by
practice guidelines, procedures, and protocols: I have seen them, the big
folders with the paper in them. I would totally expect that midwives
co
This is the type of attitude that will unite midwives and enhance our
Professional maturation.
Robyn
www.melbmidwifery.com.au
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Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 10:57 AM
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Sub
Not sure if I have interpreted what you have said correctly Peter. Based on
my interpretation I offer my response to the extract below.
I still believe that PI should be available to those who wish
to practice privately as well but see that as another issue.
Professional Inde
This reminded me of a woman I know who had not intended her 2yr old
son to be at the birth of her second child.
When she went into labour she could not get hold of her back up child
care.
So they went to the hospital and hubby had the 2yr old - trying to
Funny.Dear Tech Support,Last year I upgraded from
Boyfriend 5.0 to Husband 1.0 and noticed a slow down in the overall
performance, particularly in the flower and jewellery applications that had
operated flawlessly under Boyfriend 5.0. In addition,Husband 1.0
uninstalled many other valuab
Likened it to having to concentrate when driving the car and looking for a
carpark, can't talk much then either
Oh Megan! Does that mean you are one of 'those' car park seekers who take
the challenge to find the perfect park very seriously!!!
Jo Bainbridge
founding member CARES SA
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thanks I'm in melbourne and that is part of my plan
jan
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Larry &
Megan
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Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 12:07
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Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] jittery
newborn
Don't know where you are, but again I would recomm
Thomas 5 was at the birth of his little sister Sept just gone. We prepared by talking about birth and looking at a video and some pictures. He had no problems about the ladies making "noise" but wasn't too keen on the plancenta.
He gave us a funny moment when I found a clip on the internet of the
Hi,
Just wanted to let you know that Sheila Kitzinger will be touring Australia
next Feb on behalf of the National Association of Childbirth Educators
(Sydney) and The Australian Breastfeeding Association (Melbourne and
Adelaide)
To full programs and registration forms go to
http://www.breastfeedi
We planned on having out two sons present at the birth at home of number
three, boys were 3 1/2years and just under two. I showed them the video of
number two being born, water birh at home, we watched it lots and also some
other videos our midwife lent us. I told them about the noise I might make
Don't
know where you are, but again I would recommend an experienced cranial
osteopath. Not saying it will cure anything, but will rule out some things.
Regardless, the difference osteopathic treatment does to the body is worth its
weight in gold.
worth
a try,
Megan.
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Hi sarah,
My daughter Nicole was 41/2 years old at the birth of her sister.
I've found children are very accepting of birth when you treat it as a
'special family' event, not something to be frightened of.
I talked to her about the noises I would make, that I would be in the bath
(once I'm in labo
Could someone please tell me how I can discontinue Ozmidwifery for a week please as I shall be away for a week?
Thank you,
Jenny
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I agree that birthing choice must be a freely (in both senses of the
word) available for all women.
GP's practice with a huge amount of autonomy. No-one dictates to them
how they run their practice but they can if they choose bulk bill and so
provide free service to their clients.
GP's can use a
Congratulations on travelling with this woman on her
journey through the fear barrier, Rosemary. Well done also in 'speaking
to' the other attending midwife about her remarks which would not have been
helpful to the woman. It takes courage to challenge colleagues. Many
have been saying an
I hate to admit this, but as a student I managed to
watch the vulva open while the woman was on the birth stool. I was just
entranced. If it helps these were women who knew me over the period of their
pregnancy, knew I was a student and where happy to participate in the process. I
am still e
Jan: This is the first time someone has described
what I thought I observed in my 2nd daughter 24 yrs ago following her vaginal
breech birth. I was fearful at the time that it was early signs of cerebral
palsy since even then family and friends were shaking fingers at me for putting
myself f
I totally agree with what Pete has said probably because I too have a strong
socialist heart. I do believe that different localities can sort out with
the women and midwives in their particular area practice guidelines,
procedures, and protocols that are based on the midwifery model of care that
al
by day 6 if bf well I'd exclude hypoglycaemic,
especially if output is good.
Prophet of doom in me says maybe something
neurological?
Kirsten
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Good one, Judy. Birthing stools are ancient and
brilliant. According to the Torah, there's no one so wise, respected and
admired as the women who are with the women upon their birthing
stools.
aviva
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My girlfriend had a jittery baby - FT - from memory just over 6 lbs -
had jaundice for some time (was under lights for a long time and came home
still yellow) and did not breast feed well. He would sort of jerk
his arms - or shake them at times but it stopped whe
Dear Sally
i would personally like that also
But call it Midicare
Denise
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Sent: Sunday, November 24, 2002 9:40 PM
Subject: FW: [ozmidwifery] SalariedVersusContract
> My preferred option is that we shou
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] birth and the power of the mind
From: Carolyn Donaghey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Why do women who avoid alcohol, panadol and soft cheese for 9 months suddenly become happy about ingesting drugs more powerful than any of these and any they are likely to take in their life?
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] A follow thru journey.when Sally met Harry(Long)
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At the B Mid Student Collective...we are bantering around the possibility of putting a book together of our follow thru experiences 'with woman'..written by BMidders wh
FROM Sally-Anne for your info
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> Hi e
My preferred option is that we should have a medicare rebate for
birthing service that could be used with a midwife.
Our women would be public clients (with public hospital as back-up) and
so insured through the health dept risk cover.
This is simply women choosing where the money that is going to
Hi jen,
Have a lovely Christmas and enjoy the special time with your mum. By teh way
I still have Larissa string intact - a few funny questions about my "bangle"
Best wishes,
Pinky
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Dear Robyn,
I cannot believe your reflexologist suggested to get an epidural early?! I don't know
what to say! Wow! I guess I'm surprised that someone like that would say that. That's
one of the last things you want to hear.
I got goosebumps reading your sentence "the most empowering and fulfil
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Subject: Re: FW: [ozmidwifery] A follow
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In a message dated 24/11/02 10:16:24 AM AUS Eastern
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Case to ponder
4 hr 1st stage 1hr 40 mins 2nd MI till 30 mins
before birth at term plus 2days PG 4000 gram baby SVD under water at home
apgars 9+10 .breast feed well
mother GBS + AND DECLINED abs unless PROM
or prem birth etc etc
No signs of sepis at birth or subsequent days some
transient
Hhhhmmm, although I would consider myself very uninhibited - have even been known to walk around the house for most of the day with nothing but a pair of knickers on (too much information?) - and I certainly had no qualms about stripping it all off when I was in labour - I don't think I would wa
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