Here in Colac, the women have a once only dose of 1g rocephin intra op then
nothing else unless a problem arises., Pauline
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Barbara Chris wrote:
be flexible enough for staff to take the baby for a while if needed -
carrying in a sling is great modelling for the mum and
keeps baby calm, or dad or grandma can help out.
Isn't this what we are talking about ?Sharing the load ? If Mum requests
help so she can get 3
Amanda wrote:
Perhaps it might be suggested that women should have an advocate in with
them whenever the have to speak to these OBs either a midwife or someone
like that, then maybe those OB's might choose their words a little more
carefully !!
FANTASTIC IDEA !! Take a doula / witness /
Made YOU cry Brenda! I was her doula who was so rudely interstate at
the time !!! Amanda's story made me cry that I wasn’t able to be with
her
Amanda is right though, she did birth AMAZINGLY! Go Girl!
Love Jo
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Judy thanks for you kind words, I am finally leaving the Isa off to Townsville
haven't got a job yet but hope to get a position in Mid. so I can practice some
of my newly learned skill, but apparently they have a full complement of staff
at the moment, if not I have applied for a job in
Apparently Dot the Nicu is down 17 staff
members at present. Should be able to get work there. Let me know when you get
here if you would like to join Friends of the Birth Centre or meet the consumers
behind it.
Cheers
Philippa Scott
Birth Buddies - Doula
Providing
Informational,
Hi Brenda,
Fully agree with you I have no problems taking babies to the nursery at night
for mums that are totally exausted and giving them that little break they need
.Wrap the babies up, put some Mozart on the CD player and they will often sleep
for hours .Then change them and take them out
Thanks
for the invite will contact you when I get settled.
Regards
Dot
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Lyle,
I still hear from women I have met in the community birth unit years later
( I mean 16 - 17 years later ) that those women feel that some of the best
most supportive friendships they've ever formed were over those peaceful
night feeds with a cup of tea in the company of other women
My baby was breech and I believe it
happened for a number of reasons. First, my posture was pretty bad. Second, my
lifestyle was mainly sedentiary. Third, I had this lovely chair in which I
could lean back and relax, so I hardly spent any time leaning forward while
awake. Fourth, we were
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