Dearest Sue
Just wish you were close by so I could nick around and give you a great big
hug right now.
Many of know the woman Sue Cookson and we admire her for her wisdom,
strength, support, love and total care she gives to the women who choose her
for their birth experience. Maybe Sue you should
Sue how sad to read your email, I believe you have been a great support to
many women and their families and that you will never be forgotten, I can
only hope that with time you will recharge your batteries and continue on
your quest, once again the challenge is there for all of us to improve birth
Here
Here Robyn I support you 100%, well said, yours in midwifery pete
malavisi
-Original Message-From: Robyn Thompson
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Friday, 3 January 2003
07:53To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE:
[ozmidwifery] Silly water birth policies
Happens in many pl
Hi all,
Am writing my last missive to this list but would love some replies before I
sign off.
I was in attendance at a Christmas day birth.
41 week 34 year old primip, everything normal in pregnancy, but endured
severe pain in early labour and was unable to 'break through' this. So, 24
hrs after
I'm definitely in the wrong job - but I love these
stories!
maybe thats why I had so many babies - the "rush"
of birth!
Happy new year - you make my heart
sing!
Pinky
Congratulations -beautiful news!
Pinky
- Original Message -
From: "Cheryl LHK" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 6:13 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] New Years Greetings
>
> Glad to hear of the safe arrival.
>
> Well, after two boys we have a girl
In a message dated 5/01/03 10:35:34 AM AUS Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Congratulations Andrea on the births you are sharing with us. I love birth stories in themselves and for what I can learn from them. But what is NBF? Forceps? Vacuum?
Hi Margie
I too had to think
Oh, Andrea, your story gives me goose bumps... as a midwife student,
these stories are so affirming... I just can't get enough. Fantastic!
Warm congrats to you & the family,
Jen
- Original Message -
From: Andrea Quanchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Saturday, January 4, 2003 11:11 pm
Subje
Andrea,
Do you have someone who you can phone when
you are feeling groggy and are alone to do a reality check?
I always had this kind of support
available when I was working solo. The few times I used this it was brilliant.
Here in WA it is so different for me with
a wealth of
Oh Andrea, I agree. I feel totally privileged to have a job that I
adore, that I am passionate about, that inspires and challenges me.
After asking for a small break between births I was called out again
last night to see a extraordinary couple involved in a miracle, you know
another birth!
In pe
Congratulations, sounds just beautiful.
Best wishes
Megan.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Cheryl LHK
Sent: Saturday, 4 January 2003 5:43
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] New Years Greetings
Glad to hear of the safe arriv
Oh wow! Lovely birth for all involved. And it's the small, personal steps which will
make a difference as political action and change will only occur when enough people
know the importance first hand.
Positive story telling from woman to friend, from woman to her kids is vital.My almost
13 yea
Congratulations Cheryl!! The final waiting's over and lovely baby Kate here.
Margie
At Sat, 04 Jan 2003 18:13:19 +1100,
Cheryl LHK ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> Glad to hear of the safe arrival.
>
> Well, after two boys we have a girl (still in shock) and had a
> great
> hospital birth, on
Congratulations Andrea on the births you are sharing with us. I love birth stories in
themselves and for what I can learn from them. But what is NBF? Forceps? Vacuum?
Thanks also for your ideas on anterior lips Robyn. More ideas for when women I
support are told they have one. Mostly I've hea
Robyn,
thanks for the advice. we did try really hard to ease the lip back past the head with no success. I knew in the back of my mind I had heard some other tips before but couldn't retrieve them. Thats where I find the tiredness affects me most. I knew this list was the place to get reminded of t
Well this morning I woke at 4am with the feeling that my second client
for the week was in labour so when the phone rang at 6:45 I was not at
all surprised. This woman has had two babies before and been very
disappointed with both birth experiences which were long and it sounds
to me like atten
Hello Katrini,
When something goes wrong with breastfeeding, mostly the cause is set with
mother and child. The nipples are to large, to small, inverted or flat or
she is not motivated ; the baby's mouth is to small, he is to agressive, to
lazy. I always become sad when I hear such comments,
I wish you all a year with a lot of beautifull experiences, warm friendship
and the strength to handle things that are difficult.
I want to thank you all for the support you give me and each other
Big hugs from the other side of the world
Lieve
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This is all so heartening, especially at the moment when I'm feeling a bit
sleep deprived from my own lot! Wendy and I have 3 women due around now,
one a few days over, one next week and one the week after, and we've also
let them know about one another, they seem to be really interested in
knowin
Hello Liz
Are you a midwife from Tasmania? I was
speaking to a midwife in Nhulunbuy while I was there in October. I was trying to
recruit staff as usual and she mentioned a Liz Ekins from Tasmania who might be
interested in coming to Alice Springs for a change of scenery. While I'm on the
su
Sounds like you've made up for it !
Pinky
- Original Message -
From:
Judy
Chapman
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 1:38
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Giving up BF
Hi Pinky,
You are probably right about the exhaustion. Having done d
I'm so happy to see the first of my January women birth! I have a
December woman whose babe is still within and 3 more babies to come. I'm
asking that they take care of me and don't come too close to each other
so that I can really be fully present for each of the women due to
birth.
The woman of
Glad to hear of the safe arrival.
Well, after two boys we have a girl (still in shock) and had a great
hospital birth, one of the few hearing some people's stories. Saw my doc on
Thurs, had a whinge and whine, then started niggling on early Fri morning.
Stayed at home until midday, ruptured
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