I have been vocal on here of late havent
I? I try to be quite but on this occasion I have a comment and a question or 2.
I appreciate as a consumer that there are
people prepared to say what may be perceived as challenging. I appreciate the
struggle that it is to work with in a high
Hi everyone
can anyone tell me if there are any promotional materials availablee.g. posters, for National Home Birth Awareness week?
cheers
Natalie
midwife, Margaret River
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From: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Date: 08/24/06 21:55:47
To:
Thanks everyone for your responses so far re cord blood gases. It
will all be so helpful when we 'go into battle'.
Shelly, you commented about letting the parents make the
decision. This is one of our biggest areas of concern, as the
medicos have made no mention of how informed consent will
HelloJustine,
I'll just say part of the same area health as you!
When I've got more energy I'll email you and get some more info on MC.
I think there were some local women who joined up, but they wanted more postnatal care family care cottage stuff, didn't care about 1-2-1 midwifery care.
Hi Barb
I had a client just last week for a
pregnancy massage. She is 31 weeks and this is her second child.
She breasted her first bub until she was about 18 months old. However,
she is TERRIFIED not about the birth but about her new baby
being given formula whilst it is in hospital.
I hope
she wrote to the CEO of the hospital. She should make it VERY clear this
time, in writing and I would put a big sign on the baby's cot. Is she
aware that she could take legal action? The threat is usually enough.
Women and midwives must take a stand because so many of the older
This is dreadful,
This behaviour is assault and if i found someone
had done that to my child I would have them charged!
Di
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nunyara
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2006 6:11
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Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery]
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] RE: Risk
Very interesting, thank you!
Vedrana
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Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2006
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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] RE:
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Dear All
Further to our
I downloaded it from http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/reprint/327/7417/745.pdf.
It is great, thank you. Puts things into
perspective.
Vedrana
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Ramona,
She may have to fight tooth and nail not to let the baby out of
her sight this time. Only way to make sure formula is not given.
Hope she succeeds this time.
Cheers
Judy
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Hi Barb
I had a client just last week for a pregnancy massage. She is
Justine - warrier princess!
Sprung
we had a review done tooas part of reasonable workloads, actually it was done by the assessors of Newcastle's choosing - but they're still ignoring it!
Do you have a copy? It doesn't make us sound too good I'm sorry to say
Rural areas always left out of
Hi Di
It does get easier and easier as you teach and becomes more
comfortable and enjoyable. Yes it is making such a difference. Once the word
gets out you will have lots of pregnant couples I'm sure.
As far as I am aware Sue there are not any practitioners yet
in WA. The laws in WA are
testing
With kind regards
Brenda Manning
www.themidwife.com.au
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Diane Gardner wrote:
It is quite some time since I wrote on this list and after reading
some of the posts recently it has made me really appreciate the job I
am doing. I KNOW my job is encouraging women to change the way they
give birth, again trusting their body's ability to just do it. Sorry
Cord gases will be normal if it is an acute recent event, they are abnormal
if it has been a chronic ongoing event this is why they are useful in
litigation cases where the woman/child family are claiming negligence during
labour, the usual being there were signs of fetal distress and a LSCS
On 17/10/2006, at 8:45 AM, Heartlogic wrote:
Many (if not all) words from health professionals are hypnotic, and
wire their way into a woman's mind and experience.
While I agree with this in relation to women and birth, I have to (in
most cases) disagree with this in regards to
Pleased to see he had a positive effect on a birth. Caroline Flint once
talked about a woman who had a home birth in such circumstances and then
sent the obstetrician a copy of A Guide to Effective Care in Pregnancy and
Childbirth with the relevant points highlighted as a gift to him.
I agree
MOST of the women I look after postnatally just don't
listen or don't believe the advice they recieve - they don't trust
their bodies. It's like the birth experience has been owned by
someone else, and now they are being asked to trust their body, and
that baby knows what he's doing, wanting
Just got this email :(
Any suggestions on what we can do about it? Dear BMid
StudentsPlease be advised that due to insurance and professional
indemity issues you are unable to follow through a woman if she is having her
care provided by an independent practicing midwife.This would include
Good grief this gets worse and worse. It so reminds
me of the insurers attitude about the recent home birth here in
Wangaratta.
Where has this directive come from? University
unsurers making decisions they know nothing about...namely normal
birth.
Frustrated and angry I don't have any
With bf it's also all the propaganda women are subjected to in their life. Just
look at the wording in formula ads. Hypnotic as well, I'd say.
Vedrana
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