I don't think that any of the breathwork modalities take away from women the
owning of their own birth experience. Nor are they the answer for every
woman or for every birth. As much as birth is a natural event for women, I
think we need to acknowledge ourselves as social animals, and just as we ma
This is really intersting to me as I am pregnant with the "bonus" fourth child. I have
birthed three boys, all under my own steam, first in hospital with strangers, 2nd and
3rd at home with the same midwidfe, as I hope to do again.
For me I see this as the last chance to personally explore what I
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> My concern is and always has been that any therapy asserted as being the
> answer to what women need for a 'good' birt
My concern is and always has been that any therapy asserted as being the
answer to what women need for a 'good' birth confines the needs and
experiecnes of women. Do women really need to have a hypno birth use
acupuncture, aromatherapy or epiducral? Maybe where women are at the time of
their lives
From another list: " I had a class reunion
this afternoon. The intervention rate was unbelievable. We were more than three
quarters around the group's birth experiences before we got a natural birth. The
breast feeding rate was about fifty per cent of the group"
If hypnobirthing and the lik
Jodie wrote: "I think we all naturally hypno-birth when
we're in the right environment, safe, supported and of sound mind. This is
just another method that gives women access to the skills to endure childbirth
more comfortably."
I just love this
conversation... I recently completed
the hy
Probably true Andrea, but is this not the same effect that hypno-birthing
type skills illicit within the body? Same thing I would have thought.
I agree I like this kind of discussion too, it helps me to 'reframe' my
experiences and learn from them.
Tracey
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I am curious how you can "have direct experience with Grantly Dick Read
through his son" . He's not a medium is he ?
Cheers,
David
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On Friday 31 October 2003 17:15, Andrea Robertson wrote:
> I also have direct experience
> with Grantly Dick Read through his son, who enrolled in our Graduate
> Diploma but failed to complete the written work. We had the opportunity to
> discuss the underlying ideas of his father in a workshop, bu
Hi Tracey,
I like to get people to think... that is always my first aim!
I wonder if what you were feeling in your third birth was actually the
effect of endorphin release? As you know, the endorphins are directly
affected by fear and anxiety and perhaps the wodnerful support you had in
your p
Hello Diane,
Are you suggesting that I am not open minded? I do have a very broad
perspective on things, coming from a widely travelled background and actual
experience in many births and places I also have direct experience
with Grantly Dick Read through his son, who enrolled in our Grad
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