Hi all,
I've looked into the problems that seem to be happening on
the list, in particularly, that not all emails are being received
by everyone.
There are two issues that could be causing this problem, the
first one is spam filters as already mentioned by Andrea.
Unfortunately, there is no perf
Dear Lynne,
this is stated as closed on the ACMI
site??
Anne
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From:
Lynne Staff
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Monday, July 03, 2006 6:41 AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] unit manager
Hello all you Ozmidders out there!
Please see ACMI we
If you are not in Adelaide,
you can go to www.5aa.com.au and click ‘listen
online’ and you can listen to the interview. Please ring in / email in in
support of Pinky McKay and ask for more!!! Other shows she will be on tomorrow
are:
3.30pm - 105.7
ABC RADIO DARWIN
4:35pm - 891 ABC RADI
Has anyone else seen the show on safety in
healthcare tonight on 4 corners. There is an online discussion currently, it's
worth a look. Cath
The show last night was fascinating, and very true: believing that "good"
doctors are incapable of human error is very dangerous. Here's an interesting
reply that will raise the eyebrows of more than a few of you! What a pity the
forum is now closed.
"You are correct ; the doctor is not always
Here here Kelly
What a great weekend. Thanks once again to all who
put so much time and energy into the organisation. Truly remarkable women.
It was wonderful to be there and meet with old and new friends, and to have our
'positive' energy renewed. The audio-visual presentations in particul
The most interesting (and revoltingly common) thing is that this man
obviously believes he has a right to dictate who HE would prefer "manages"
his WIFE'S pregnancy. *sigh* It's actually not his choice to make, unless
he's carrying the baby and planning on giving birth to it from his vagina.
"manage my wife's pregnancy "
Well you would want someone to manage a pregnancy wouldn't you ?
God forbid that a woman should 'manage' herself
Especially 'YOUR WIFES' (as opposed to something she has ownership of, he
obviously owns her doesn't he, so by default he also owns her pregnancy
I have been asked this & would be very interested to hear others views. I am
fairly sure she means CB donation, not storage of blood for later use for her
children.
"I've been meaning to ask you for a while about cord blood donation and in
particular why people don't seem to do it. I picked up
Great minds, Brenda...
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From: "brendamanning" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2006 12:47 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] 4 corners
"manage my wife's pregnancy "
Well you would want someone to manage a pregnancy wouldn't you ?
God forbid that a woman
I have always believed that if it is so good then surely my baby should be
getting it there and then.
That's the way I see it anyway,
Cheers
Megan
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Sent: Tuesday, 4 July 2006 12:20 PM
To: ozmid
I wouldn't contribute my baby's cord blood because that blood belongs to my
baby, and that's where it's going, every last drop until it stops by itself
and the placenta comes away naturally. Cord blood donation requires early
cord clamping which for reasons I probably don't have to explain to t
My experience with mothers doing this was not of early cord clamping but
of physiological 3rd stage. We would have to wait for the lab person to
come so the cord was clamped and cut when they got there and had stopped
pulsating. The blood obviously does not flow (for the collection) as
quick bu
Personally my future births will be Lotus Births, so again, cord blood
donation is not something that fits into my beliefs or research in that
regard.
However, I'm interested to hear that you've witnessed cord blood collection
done with a physiological third stage. To my understanding, the
i
Dear all
In the West Australian Saturday edition was a short
piece about the Qld government apologising and 'promising to improve its health
services' following a woman delivering a 34 week stillborn baby en route
to Rockhampton hosp on May 16th.
The main points reported were:
woman went
Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2006 12:57 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] 4 corners
I have had surgery that went very wrong & I was really sick.
The most common reaction by colleagues was, "are you going to sue"?
I didn't because I have a moral & ethical code I personally adhere to which
entails (amon
Totally agree with your praise for the conference... I'm feeling a bit
strange back home in the 'real world' after being immersed in the shared
wisdom, courage and humour.
Didn't think the enduring recollection would be of a horses rear end though!
Long live Sphincter Law!!!
Thanks All
Kristie
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