Hi Julie,
I think 1991 she was here for the International Homebirth Conference held in
Sydney. She was also here a few years ago 2003?? 2004?? At the NACE
conference in Sydney.
All the best
jo
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She has also visited Perth, I think with CAPERS for a seminar. She could
have been here more often. She was a very entertaining and challenging
speaker MM
I think 1991 she was here for the International Homebirth Conference held in
Sydney. She was also here a few years ago 2003?? 2004?? At the
Hi All, has anyone had any experience with caring for a woman with primary
lymphedema?
A friend of mine has this condition and is 24/40 at the moment. Her symptoms
haven't worsened through the pregnancy up to this point. I have had a look at a
few databases and texts and it seems there hasn't
Here is the Pdf on
Effect of Obs Conferences on Birth Rates
http://econrsss.anu.edu.au/~aleigh/pdf/ObsConferences.pdf
If like me you can not deal with pod casting
Denise Hynd
Let us support one another, not just in philosophy but in action, for the
sake of freedom for all women to choose
What is excessive pushing and who is to say that she will have
to do it? Is the downside of excessive pushing worse than the
downside of post CS infection, which I have seen some nasty
cases of.
Cheers
Judy
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Hi All, has anyone had any experience with
Hi All,
I was wondering how Australia compares to rest of world re interventions into birth. I know its pretty *up there* on the grand scale but can anyone give me some other countries - either on the lower end or higher end above us.
My guess is USA very high??Netherlands/Austria/New
We're pretty crap, not surprisingly. The latest OECD figures for c-secs I've
seen were 2005, anyone seen 2006? We had a higher rate of c-secs in 2005 than
the US. Try a search for OECD figures, they're pretty eye opening.
J
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