Your friend thought you should see this article on NewScientist.com today.
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Ultrasound may disrupt fetal brain development
http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn9691
Their message:
Interesting latest information, but of course, we can't say it could
A woman I know had 3 (yes 3) u/s in
LABOUR to be dx with a breech except they missed her complete placenta praevia
and sliced through it opening her up. Another triumph of technology,
clearly!
J
- Original Message -
From:
Michelle Windsor
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
"Or what if some babies just move around right up
until the end."
Yep too true. Someone I know online had a breech
flip just before she pushed it out! Full dilation then a massive movement and a
head coming down! Definitely a breech to that point : )
Of course it was a home birth...
J
OMG, Lisa, what arrogant cheek from that knOB! Grr.SazzLisa Barrett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I would like to share my experience of this over the past week.( with the permission of my client of course) I have a client who's baby was breech until 33/34 weeks after using natural therapies
Hi, just wondering how I go about changing from individual emails to daily
digest? My inbox is chockers. Thanks!
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This reminds me of the time we accompanied
a woman into hospital in premature labour, with PROM and recently suspected
twin pregnancy (no previous scans), and multiple midwifery and medical palps
later, and three (count them, three) confirming ultrasound scans later, the
woman gave birth to
I would like to share my experience of this over
the past week.( with the permission of my client of course)
I have a client who's baby was breech until 33/34
weeks after using natural therapies I felt that it had turned. At 37+
weeks she felt huge movements then nothing for 2 days. She
