Did the birth discussion go ahead last night I
listened on and off between 6 - 7 pm (then had to go out) - and
didn't hear anything in that time frame.
regards,
Nicole
Okay,
is there any way I can get some experience with the H2O injections. Would
love to be able to offer them. Do you mean they can be used antenatally,
Pauline? Maureen.
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Hello Maureen, I don't see why they can't be used
antenatally. If you would like to know more you can try contacting Janice
( who is 'in charge' of the research, and who has also brought the
technique to our workplace) on 03 52300128 (Colac Area Health phone no.)
She only works part time,
Hi Nic,
I had a look on the stand when waiting in the shopping
centre queue today and couldn't find the Kate Ceberano interview. Was it this
weeks? Did she have a homebirth?
How are those bubs of yours?
Jo x
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I did the same as you Nicole until I woke up that the discussion on John Howard had nothing to do with birth. The frequency given on the notice was incorrect - it was for local ABC programs in the east. Had to go down into the 500s to get Radio National. This meant I also missed the first ten minut
Leanne Wynne saw this story on BBC News Online and thought you
should see it.
** Message **
An interesting article.
** Woman gives herself a Caesarean **
A woman in Mexico gives birth to a healthy baby boy after performing a Caesarean on
herself with a kitchen knife.
< http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/e
Jo
Yes it is the current edition (despite its name the
women's weekly is actually monthly :-))
It's a very good piece - no she didn't actually
birth at home, but transferred in after labouring for most of the time at
home. But once in, she requested low lights etc..
Debbie
- Ori
I just left it on my regular setting for radio
national and I heard most of it (i had dozed off about 20 min before then woke
up during the first 5 mins/intro. I thought Jenny Gamble was excellent and
the AMA President (for Qld) predictable in many ways though I think 20
- 30 mins is way too
I have read the article too and I found it
very interesting that there was no mention of epidurals.
I am wondering is that because the Women’s
Weekly doesn’t want to print anything negative about epidurals.
The reporter simply stayed with the idea
of “quiet” birth.
H
Hug
Julie
I'm in Melbourne & heard it on Radio National, Tuesday night from 6-7pm. Thought it was quite good.
JenNicole Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Did the birth discussion go ahead last night I listened on and off between 6 - 7 pm (then had to go out) - and didn't hear anything in
I've just looked to see if there's a transcript... I can only find a summary & a "listen" icon (not sure if that's the whole program or just a snippet.
Here's the link:
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/austback/index/default.htm
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/austback/stories/s1090397.htm
Nicole
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