I know I may sound really naive and maybe I am, but ... BUT, I don't think
wannabe OBGYN's start off hating women, I just think it is part of the
culture which, though they may at first be appalled, they imitate just to
fit in, then like any lie if you tell it often enough it becomes the "
truth":
Dear listers,
I am seeking some answers to queries about the
(NSW) Obstetric Data Base Format
Having come from another state (WA) where there was
only a Midwives Birth Notification form and that I was aware midwives can
suggest changes to!.
1) Does any one know who determines what goes
Wow, Jason, what a thoughtful and complete reply, printing it off.
marilyn
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Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 5:37 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Colitis
> Hello Andrea,
>
> I'm guessing that by 'colitis
Yeah,
Know that one Rhonda, saw an Ortho about 5 or 6 yrs ago, about 70 kg and 170 tall with a pear shaped figure and was called obese. Still just on the borderline of acceptable with the heart foundation. Would never go to him again.
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Denise:
Qld has a similar form, it is green and is the
perinatal data form (i think). Similar type questions all round. But then data
forms by their nature are kind of cold and clinical and yes or no. I am sure the
data goes somewhere in Qld Health (not sure where though). I think Qld heal
To all who were so supportive and helpful,
My friend has just rung me and informed me that her baby is
head down! She had a couple of sessions of accupuncture and moxibustion,
which made her baby extremely active, and then saw a chiropractor, and did lots
of visualisation, meditation, play
it is sad, Tania and that is how it "normally"
goes. I talked with a woman recently who had a c/s for her third baby
since it was breech after having had 2 previous normal vaginal births. The
reason given her was essentially lack of practitioner skill with vaginal breech
birth and consequen
Dear All
Mar 4 is International Women's Day and an
opportunity to put NMAP before the women who are involved in these
activities!
Usually these are
the W libbers who are politically involved and have established networks which
could be re-energised by the research etc behind NMAP.
Yes, thank you very much for such clear information Jason
- I sent this info to my friend in England who is still in much pain
and distress with this condition.
Here is a little of what she wrote to me - to give those who are not
familiar with the condition s
You also have to take into consideration parents who smoke, too hot, getting
stuck into the side or top of the cot and of course vaccination has been
implicated as well. Leigh
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Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003
Dear All,
I am hoping you may be able to help. I am
expecting my fourth baby in approx. 2 weeks & need some advise. I
usually experience killer afterbirth pains that often seem worse than the
labour. For this birth I am attending the Birth Centre here in Brisbane
& am planning to birth
Hello fellow listers
this is a question for those of you who are haematologically minded :-))
A follow thru client received her blood results and has been diagnosed with having JK(a) antibodies.
A quick search of Pubmed tells me that Kidd (JK) blood group antigens are clinically important
Hi Tina,
Can't help you with the afterpains and herbs, but
as far as your children at the birth go, I think some of how they
react will depend on their age, their expectations of the
birth/baby and how those expectations compare with the reality of the
birth, of you birthing and the baby.
Hi
Could Tracey from Fremantle please contact me off
list regarding client feedback forms. Or if anyone has her e-mail address to
share with me thanks.
Regards Rosemary
Project Desert Rose Midwife
Alice Springs
Dear Tina,
I am unable to help you with your after pains situation, but I can certainly
offer some advice regarding the siblings being present at the birth.
I had my last baby (now 10 months) at the hospital, I was booked into the
Moorabbin birth centre but after being in their care until 6 weeks
Hi Tania
Do you think it might be worthwhile
passing on the info to her practitioner?
What’s the worst that can happen?
Or
It might be a really positive PR thing to
do…
Just a thought…
hug
Julie
Clarke
Childbirth
and Parenting Educator
Transition
into Parenthood
9 Withybrook
P
Dear Tina
I had a look at a couple of web sites,
there’s one called Pregnancy and Parenting Naturally which ahs some
remedies for after birth pain
http://members.aol.com/kristachan/afpain.htm
Good luck
Janet
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