A friend of mine said to me when complaining about having to get up
during the night to feed and how cold it was to sit in the lounge at
2am etc - I said that my baby just latched on (in bed with me) so I
got a rather good sleep and he was warm and fed.
To the group. while I applaud everyone's continued
passion and support in birhting matters, I have to speak out a bit. We are all
obviously peace lovers, spiritual and caring of women babies and the world.
However I do not like to be told or have it assumed that such things as peace
rallies
This happened with my 2nd delivery (1st VBAC) too. After approx 12hrs of labour I went to hospital. My midwife said I was 7cm with bulging membranes, I (foolishly) agreed to ARM with the idea that things would move faster and the baby would be born within the next couple of hours.
After ARM I we
Aviva
, there was also a program about this lady on ABC TV and radio. great job.
This lady had been in Ethiopia for years and years doing the most fantastic job,
initially with her husband who was also a gyno. Her adult children also
have some input now. Judy Giesaitis
-Original M
More information about the book I mentioned earlier
Sprott, J. (1996) Cot Death Cover-Up. Penguin Books : New
Zealand
A review of the book can be read by going to Dr Jim Sprott's web site.
Rachel
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Aviva,
This women was probably Catherine Hanlon, who set up a fistula hospital
in Ethiopia. She has written a book called "Hospital by the River. I
think you would enjoy it.
Rachel
At 08:46 AM 17/02/2003 +1030, you wrote:
Dear
Edwina and All,
Some time ago, I heard an
eye/mind-opening intervi
Jim Sprott published a very controversial but interesting book titled
" Cot Death Cover-Up"
I purchased a copy in NZ about seven years ago. I have since lost/lent/
misplaced it and am unsure of the publisher, but will try to find out
more details. It provides a very good argument for mattress cov
Dear Edwina and All,
Some time ago, I heard an
eye/mind-opening interview by Margaret Throsby (ABC FM 10:05 a.m. -- I love her
interviews) -- back to the point, Aviva! -- with a woman, whose name I don't
recall, who has been saving women in Africa for many, many years. She told of
how, oft
I signed as the 150th and sent it to the
email address below. It came back undeliverable. I attempted various
combinations with same result. Someone's got it wrong, so don't send it on.
Both my kids went to the protest in
Adelaide yesterday, independently of each other. Unbeknownst to each
Jo, that must have been shattering for
you. I was too worried about them stopping breathing to not have them with me
all the time (call me neurotic if you like!).
I still have my king-size, soft-sided,
waveless waterbed I bought when I had two littlies co-sleeping with me.
Actually, Lesli
This was always the reasoning when I did my mid education for lying babies on their tummy. I personally can not lie babies on their back as I have also seen babies choke on secretions. I always turn them a little to the side.
Judy
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Anectodatally, this was my own personal experience in both babies births.
The first dilated to 6cms with bulging membranes and after 6 hrs at 6cms
and no further progress we tried amniotomy. Went back to 5 cms and stayed
for a further 2hrs, with baby still high and posterior - opted for a cs.
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