Hi all,
Just wondering if any of you have some advice or
information regarding a pregnant woman working at a vet clinic - a woman I am
following is currently 8/40, and employed as a vet nurse. She is aware that she
should avoid cat litter and x-ray, but are there any concerns with her being
Title: NSW Maternity Wards Face Axe Sun Herald 19.1.02
OMG I wonder how much an ob earns per
MINUTE??!!!
She was shocked, however, at the out-of-pocket costs involved.
Though she has top hospital cover, she has had to pay $1500 so far in visits
to the obstetrician, for ultrasounds
Hi all!
Just had a major win today and had to share. I am due to VBAC in mid
April and I just got my obgyn to agree to no IV bung and no continuous
monitoring (except for 15 minutes per hour while in hospital unless
there is foetal distress evident from intermittent monitoring). I went
into my
Congratulations, questions like yours let things change.
You even can ask the midwife to listen with the doppler to the heartbeat in
stead off the monitor. It will be difficult to have each hour 15 minutes of
monitoring when labor will go on really. You are stricted in moving around
and in the
Hi Lieve,
To be honest I very much doubt they will have any time to put the
monitor on me as I'll probably get into the shower straight away... Who
knows! But it is nice to know that I can go in there feeling confident I
won't be pressured into anything I don't want and continuous monitoring
was
That is fantastic!
I use my pinards for all my antenatal visits too, as I don't like to put
electronic gadgets near a developing and sensitive baby
Sally Westbury
Homebirth Midwife
You are a midwife, assisting at someone else's birth. Do good without
show or fuss. Facilitate what is
Wonderful, Cas! I can see you doing it
all so beautifully.
Aviva
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Hi all!Just had a major win today and had to share. I am
Fantasties, Lieve!
Aviva
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Congratulations, questions like yours let things change.You even can
ask the midwife to listen with the
Hi Janine
I would recommend that she ring the Royal Hospital for Women at Randwick. Medications in Pregnancy and Lactation Service.
Mothersafe Unit on 9382 6539 (Sydney Metro are) or 1800 647 848 (non-metro area) Monday
to Friday They provide A free phone counseling service for the
OK, wot's pinards? (Is it so obvious I
need to duck?)
Aviva
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That is fantastic! I use my pinards for all my antenatal visits
too, as I
Hi Everyone!
My name is Rachael and I am new to the group. I have recently
decided to become a midwife but I need some help because I am not 100%
sure how to go about it.
I am in Queensland. I read on the Queensland University of
Title: Want to Support the MC NSW Election Campaign
Hello All
Maternity Coalition has been lobbying the NSW Government for some time to implement community midwifery across NSW. An implementation document was developed to stand beside NMAP. It was presented to the NSW MP Committee in November
Hi Everyone!
My name is Rachael and I am new to the group. I have recently
decided to become a midwife but I need some help because I am not 100%
sure how to go about it.
I am in Queensland. I read on the Queensland University of
Sorry about the double post! The first one took
about 1/2 hour to come in so I thought it hadn't worked
- Rachael.
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Hi Rachel,
I'm a Bachelor of Midwifery student @ Victoria Uni, in Melbourne.
My understanding is that if your do nursing first, after that you can
do a graduate dipolma in midwifery. You could do the Bachelor of
Midwifery instead of the grad dip, but the bmid is 3 years (though
you'd
Hi
Rachael
I am a
Mast.Midwifery student at Griffith Uni (in Qld). Feel free to email me privately
about your enquiry.
Holly
:o)
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Now, here's an interesting
one:
UCLA STUDY ON FRIENDSHIP AMONG WOMEN By Gale BerkowitzTaylor, S.
E., Klein, L.C., Lewis, B. P. , Gruenewald, T. L.,Gurung,R.A. R.,
Updegraff, J. A. (2000). "Female Responses to Stress: Tendand Befriend, Not
Fight or Flight", Psychological Review,
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