Well! ok, im breathing ;)
Just a quick vent!
* Justine, well done fabulous, to
think you gave birth at home with "ONLY a midwife", ONLY!!! oh my goddess, only
a solitary midwife, how did you cope!?!?!?
* Bloody Tracey's pelvic floor!! Im
suprised she could even utter those words,
Thank you for posting the transcript for those of us unable to see the show. Truly a shame the way they took things out of context. I would love to see a follow up highlighting the countless discrepancies raised by so many here. Wishful thinking...?
I must restrain myself from cursing that
I was in fact reading the Maternal Deaths report at
work today, the most recent complete one (94-96); over the past 30 years
maternal deaths have decreased but hit a steady patch over the lastfew
triennial periods. As Marilyn says, many were extremely ill, to the point where
one must wonder
Jo
You have written a fantastic letter here and I hope
you will consider sending it to 60 minutes - With your previous experiences and
way with words you have summed up the issues perfectly!!
Helen Cahill
- Original Message -
From:
Jo
Dean Bainbridge
To: [EMAIL
I was wondering how effective it would be if we all
wrote to Tracy Curo (news reader in Melbourne ...which station Melbournites?)
and bombard this journalist with all the research that shows that cs does not
save pelvic floors. Perhaps a thousand wonderful birth stories of how
amazing and
Hi Monica:
Group A Streptococcus pyogenes is the
haemolytic streptococcus (it is a gram-posotove coccus) which most
commonly causes "strep throat" or mild pharyngitis, impetigo,
through to puerperal fever (childbed fever), septicaemia,scarlet
fever, necrotosing fasciitis, andalso toxic
I saw the segmentyou had last
night on Elective Caesarean Section.It and was left quite angry - Justine
Caines wasn't given much opportunity for her view, and seemed unable to rebutt
the other's comments because she seemed unaware ofwhat they had to
say.I think to place a balanced viewa
Dear all:
It has also occurred to me that the wayTracy
brought up the pelvic floor "issue" was as if this was a big secret. Now I am
wondering if the general public (ie those that haven't had a baby vaginally)
think all of us who have had babies vaginally are actually wearing diapers under
Gack - I just realised the huge
grammatical error in my first line of the letter I wrote to 60 Minutes - gee,
that will make them want to keep reading - bet they think I'm a bit loopy
now!
Oh well - I hope it got the message
across. I also wrote to Media Watch.
My boss at work was quite
Hi all,
As everyone has said I am also appalled at the segment on
60 minutes, it just goes to show how the media works and that we simply
shouldn't believe anything we watch and read. Where was the interview with the
woman who had had a previous c/section and then went on to have a VBAC?
Dear All
Here is what I have sent to 60
minutes:
Debbie
"Sirs I would like to comment on your recent story about
the choice of caesarean section vs a natural birth. At a rate of nearly
30%, the rate of caesarean sections in this country (as in many others) is way
above the WHO
Last night I returned home from a birth of a client which
resulted in an emergency c/s. Since starting my caseload job in January
this is the first of my clients whose birth has ended this way and it has left
me feeling very saddened, as I know my client will really grieve for the
Congratulations again 60 Minutes on yet another biased, sensationalist story on Australia's out of control rising caesarean section rates. As a third year midwifery student, I was absolutely dismayed to see the lack of effort put into researching the evidence surrounding 'maternal choice'
Dear Jo
I am sure Barb Vernon and/or Marge Phelan from ACMI
will have sent some thorough communication to 60 Minutes about their poor
converage of the true facts about C/S choices in Australia and their
misrepresentation.
Denise Hynd
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From:
JoFromOz
Debbie
Well put and respectful!!
Denise
- Original Message -
From:
Debbie
Slater
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 31, 2004 7:40 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] 60 minutes
Dear All
Here is what I have sent to 60
minutes:
Debbie
"Sirs I
Well done Debbie.
marilyn
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From:
Debbie
Slater
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 31, 2004 4:40 AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] 60 minutes
Dear All
Here is what I have sent to 60
minutes:
Debbie
"Sirs I would like to
Dear Liz,
I watched your report on Caesarean sections on Sunday night
with amazement and horror that such incorrect, biased andsloppy journalism
could be fed to the Australian public.
As Justine Caines made mention of in the interview there is a
plethora of research on the side effects of
Dear All
I missed the show last Sunday, but am now fully aware of the contents, I should
not be surprised by the lack of information, but considering that Liz Hayes used
to be married to an OB reg @ the Royal in Paddington, her apparent lack of
knowledge says more than I want to think about
Hello everyone,
I share in your frustration over the recent report presented on 60
minutes. I have just read over the transcripts as I unfortunately
missed the program. Beyond the complete lack of evidence based
research that so many of you have picked up on and discussed within the
list is a
BRILLIANT letter Jackie!!!
- Original Message -
From:
Jackie
Kitschke
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 31, 2004 9:23 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] The Caesarean
section interview
Dear Liz,
I watched
Well, Ive given it a go and sorry
if Ive pinched anybodys lines but in the end what matters
is that as many of us as possible tell them that it wasnt acceptable.
From: jayne
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 1 June 2004 1:03 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Please
Excellent letter jayne.
marilyn
- Original Message -
From:
jayne
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 31, 2004 8:06 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] FW: Please
explain? re caesarean section segment
Well, Ive given it a
go and sorry if Ive pinched
Dear 60 minutes team,
To state that one in four Australian women *choose* caesarean birth is
misleading and ill-informed. Currently, one in four women *submit* to
caesarean birth - due to complications arising in childbirth; due to advice
based on the opinion of their doctors (rather than
Hi Everyone,
Just wondering if anyone can recommend any prenatal classes in Perth
particularly in around Midland.
Thanks
Dawn Whitten
At 01:03 PM 1/06/04 +1000, you wrote:
Hello everyone,
How can a cs be wrong when you end up with children like that
and a proper functioning
Wonderful letter Jodie
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