The only independent birthing center in the District of Columbia is reducing
costs for the city's health care system by more than $800,000 annually,
primarily because of the reduced numbers of caesarean sections and preterm
deliveries, according to Ruth Watson Lubic, the center's founder and
websites for buying and some hire are (there was even one on ebay a month or so
back)
http://www.simplybirth.com.au/ I have this one, a labouring woman used it a
few weeks ago and really liked it then donated it to me.
http://www.spa-hire.com.au/
We sell them!! Great for rural areas too, because they dont take much water!
www.simplybirth.com.au
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From: Katy O'Neill
To: Ozmidwifery
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2007 1:56 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Finding a birth pool
Dear all, I know we have
To me the way women (society) veiws pregnancy reflects the current trend to
rush for medical assistance in any situation. Common colds, neck pain,
constipation, insomnia, depression, obesity, you name it. Instead of looking
within at underlying emotional issues, considering diet, toxins such as
Big question with lots of history based in patriarchy, science and
politics and big business. It takes time to change a culture of people who
saw doctors as the saviours they were and can still be, and who have been
socialised to see doctor as god. The thought they they may be wrong just
A metre deep would be far too deep in my opinion, think of being on hands
and knees…Most of the birthing pools I’ve known and loved have been about
60cms deep up to the fill line, and that seems perfect for just about any
position. The La Bassine Made in Water pools are a pretty good alternative
Does anyone have a DL brochure about midwifery care with all the facts to
have mailed out, with an introduction letter, as an education/PR campaign
targeted for GP's around Australia? They are first in line with pregnant
women, that's where opportunity lies... It's a great idea to build
Hi Sue
On annual leave so dont have all my reference material but from what I
do have, it is possible to breastfeed whilst on Lithium as long as the
infant is monitored closely for signs of toxicity as lithium passes into
breastmilk. Monitoring would include behavioural and chemical changes.
Hi! A girlfriend of mine is pregnant and due in August of this year
and is very keen for anything but a hospital birth. She has put an
application in for the birthing centre in Canberra but due to the
small capacity there, she doesn't think she'll get in! So - can anyone
point me at some midwives
In the hospital I work at we consider the women to be more at risk of
miscarriage and or pre term birth the women are looked after by the
consultants but hey also can be cared for by the midwife in conjunction
that is both see them. Cheers sharon
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HI Sue
Recently worked with a woman who has been on Lithium for many years.
Pregnant with her first and on advice had chosen to remain on this
throughout pregnancy and also chose not to breastfeed and quite happy with
this decision as she wanted to stay 'stable normal' (her words). Following
Womb cell op 'raises birth risk'
The most common operation to remove abnormal cervical cells raises the risk of
giving birth early, experts say.
A study of 5,000 Australian women found when a heated wire, loop diathermy, was
used the risk rose substantially.
Young women should not
Thanks Alesa.
Can you share the thoughts you had about what other choices you know to
be available to women on Lithium?
Particluarly interested in breastfeeding ...
The woman I am seeing has no issues about her ability to cope with
motherhood and is very well supported - just trying to work
Hello wise women,
Does anyone know the probability of having a pre-term birth or miscarriage
in women who have previously undergone a LLETZ procedure? I asked an ob at
our hospital and couldn't get a straight answer.
Ta
Tiff :-)
BBC NEWS
Womb cell op 'raises birth risk'
Sue,
I was a psych nurse for 13 years b4 doing midwifery, and did have a
bit to do with women with mood disorders, before , and after birth,
especially while working in the community. Their moods tend to be
harder to control with the influence of the fluctuating hormones.
Lithium, i
This article doesn't specifically mention pregnancy and birth, but the
concepts could be easily applied. I thought you might be interested esp.
this line: You can't be a victim of medical error if you are not in the
system!
Please see as below - they are currently TTC but have some issues they'd
need to work through with a Doula from their last experience.
Kelly Zantey
-Original Message-
From: Sharon MacDonald
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 12:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Doula Information
Hi
Hi Sue -I have vivid memories of a mum who came off lithium so she would be
able to breastfeed- went into psychosis and didnt even recognise her bub. It
was years ago .
According to Hale(Medications in mothers milk. 11th edition) - lithium is
generally increased (dosage) during preg due to
Thanks Pinky,
That's great information and very insightful.
I didn't know about increasing the lithium - she talked about decreasing
it as it takes 6 months off lithium for her to become symptomatic. It's
so hard to work through all the conflicting research and getting info
from practitioners
Hi,
In matters such as this I would ring Rodney Whyte, Head pharmacist at the
drug information line at Monash Medical centre in Melbourne. You can call
him weekdays 9-5 on (03) 95942361. His speciality is drugs during pregnancy
and breastfeeding. He is fabulous. He will talk to the health
Hi again,
Rodney whyte is fabulous with drugs - good one Barb. He will be able to
discuss safe dosage levels re breastfeeding.
Re changing meds - this can be a minefield to get balance - if it aint broke
dont fix it would be my maxim. I have been to hell and back with my family
member ( as
Hi
I don't have any first hand info but Dr. Jack Newman in Toronto, Canada is a
specialist in breastfeeding and has good info on the use of drugs and
breastfeeding here is his email he does answer all his emails quite quickly as
well.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] hope that helps.
Sue Cookson [EMAIL
Hi,
I know lots of you are interested in developing policies for
implementing water birth into your units. These are the guidelines
used in the UK - might be a useful starting point for your deliberations:
http://www.acegraphics.com.au/product/book/bk887.html
Andrea
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Lynne,
May I have a copy to thanks,
Megan
- Original Message -
From: Lynne Staff
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Monday, January 01, 2007 10:57 AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] waterbirth
Hi Helen
When I get to work tomorrow, I will send you the reference list
Hi lynne
could I have a copy also
Chris
meg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lynne,
May I have a copy to thanks,
Megan
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From: Lynne Staff
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Monday, January 01, 2007 10:57 AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery]
This is the website to the Miami Maternity Center, which is the centre on
Foxtel for the show 'House of Babies', and is MUCH better than the other
Foxtel birth shows in hospitals. Lots of waterbirths and it's a free
standing centre.
http://www.miamibirth.com/
Would be great to have one of
Hi,
Do any of you have stories relating to the use of Lexapro and Lithium
(two different women) and birth - particularly homebirths.
Would appreciate any feedback re outcomes and neonatal well being.
Also how the women manage their medication both pre and post birth.
As usual there is a lot of
Dear Sue
Ah! Wipe that smirk off your face!!!
My big plan does not involve me being pregnant!!!
Many congrats on finishing the Bmid, after 23 years of an apprenticeship
eh!!
JC
xx
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Don't know if you mean me Amy, I work at Swans but have not worked in the
valley centre, nor recently restorative (thankfully!) However there are 2 or 3
other Sue's at Swans though they do not s*bscr*be to this list.
Where do you normally work?
Sue
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From:
Lynne, could you please send me one too?
Thanks
Sue
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From: Lynne Staff
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Monday, January 01, 2007 8:57 AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] waterbirth
Hi Helen
When I get to work tomorrow, I will send
Pardon my ignorance, but where is Selangor? I too would be interested in
published outcomes
Luv, Gail
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Hey Carolyn,
That's exactly what i was asking. Many thanks for taking the time to respond
- really appreciate the physiological explanation/logic.
Best wishes
Angela
On 12/29/06, Heartlogic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Angela,
From my perspective, it would seem that an exogenous oxytocic
Hi Helen
When I get to work tomorrow, I will send you the reference list from my
recently updated (Oct 2006) warm water immersion in labour and birth learning
package for midwives. This may be helpful - re publishing our figures - this is
a goal for 2007!
Warm regards, and a happy and fruitful
Lynne,
Would you be willing to send me a copy of your learning package?
Sally
- Original Message -
From: Lynne Staff
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Monday, January 01, 2007 11:57 AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] waterbirth
Hi Helen
When I get to work tomorrow, I
Lynn
Could I be bold and ask for a copy of your learning package too? It is still
early days yet but starting to write policy allowing women to labour and
birth in water at Wangaratta.
TIA
Wendy
- Original Message -
From: Lynne Staff
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent:
Congratulations Sue and all the other new graduates, well done! I know its a
big ask to become so called legitimised when you have already been a midwife
for so long, its also great to have someone with your experience within the
system too. You have so much wisdom to share.
Love Suzi xx
Great words Suzi and so true.
Sue is an amazing midwife and has done so much for birthing women and their
families. We are so privileged to have her in our profession.
Happy New Year everyone.
love, Carolyn
- Original Message -
From: suzi and brett
To:
Hi Lynne and all
Me too please!!
The Upper Hunter of NSW is one hell of a back water for birthing. Water
immersion? Is that Greek?
A couple of wonderful midwives still hanging on need to write a policy here
too. Great to share what¹s already been successful
.
Happy New Year to all. I have a
Hi Lynne
Thanks heaps for that - sounds like I timed that request pretty well! Look
forward to reading the published results...
And a happy New Year to you too.
Helen
- Original Message -
From: Lynne Staff
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Monday, January 01, 2007
TRIPLETS THIS TIME JUSTINE???
smirking,
Sue
Hi Lynne and all
Me too please!!
The Upper Hunter of NSW is one hell of a back water for birthing.
Water immersion? Is that Greek?
A couple of wonderful midwives still hanging on need to write a policy
here too. Great to share what’s already
Coffee sounds great!! When is the next homebirth conference?
Sally x
Heartlogic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Sally, thanks to you and the others for your kind words. We all ought to
get together for coffee
(or Caro or Green Tea :-)
Perhaps the next homebirth conference??
Of course
Hi Amy,
Not sure which Sue you are asking, but I don't know swans or swan valley
centre...
Maybe another Sue,
Sue Cookson
Hi Sue,
Now I have to ask…are you the Sue at swans who I know from a few
shifts we did together at the swan valley centre and recently on
restorative?
It is a very
Ahh...Ok.
I must have, I got the two Sue's mixed up. You just never know in cyber
world, you could be talking to your next door neighbor and never know!
Thanks,
Amy
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sue Cookson
Sent: Saturday, 30
Amy, the Sue you are thinking of is also on this list. You will recognize
her from her comments. You have spoken to her before. She may not want to
be outed. Happy New Year MM
Ahh...Ok.
I must have, I got the two Sue's mixed up. You just never know in cyber
world, you could be talking to
Ok sorry, do not wish to expose anyone...just enthusiastic.
A
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mary Murphy
Sent: Sunday, 31 December 2006 8:21 AM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] For Sue
Amy, the Sue you are
We have a new record...
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200612/s1819736.htm
I hope for her sake she has plenty of energy
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Hello all,
One of the longer term, regular members in my forums is pregnant with her
second due late July and would like to chat to a few local Doulas to see if
it's something she would like to do for her birth. She is fairly sure she
wants one, I am sure once she speaks to a few she will be
Sorry her name is Debra!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kelly Zantey
Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2006 4:10 PM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Doula req'd in Western Victoria
Hello all,
One of the longer term, regular
Hi Carolyn,
Just wanted to say thanks too for the excellent advice. I'll be keeping your
email for future reference : )
Cheers
Michelle
- Original Message
From: Heartlogic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Friday, 29 December, 2006 12:24:40 PM
Subject:
Carolyn,
You are amazing...after being completely denigrated by the medicos and some
of my colleagues for believing that women DO NOT need V'E's every 4 hours to
assess progress of labour, what you have written is a breath of fresh air,
with your permission I would like to forward your
Hi everyone, My friend had a baby boy last night by c.s.
I have spoken with her this morning.
After being seen by a wonderful midwife from this list, she rang and cancelled
the caeser booking for yesterday morning and went into what sounds good labour
after a sweep.
. She couldn't talk much
Me too! Sick and tired of it all, I wish that people would take time to
think... 'does she have any other signs of second stage?'
Melissa
- Original Message -
From: cath nolan
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2006 10:26 AM
Subject:
Hi Carolyn, Gail and others,
I can't agree with you enough Carolyn. Having just completed (yes!!) my
BMid degree after attending homebirths for 23 years without a degree, I
agree with everything that you have written - in particular the need to
work with the doctors not against them, talk to
Its been great reading the responses to the original emailI have appreciated all responses however - I'm still lost for how this woman ended up this way. I unfortunately do think about the VE's she had...the swollen lip ffrom the forewaters etcand probably no doubt the *stress* in the room
Here's a story - a true one to help us understand why birth is as it is.
This is the way and 18 year old saw her first birth two days ago - her
elder sister's first baby.
Due 30.12.06
Booked into a small hospital, shared care with midwives and GP.
Planned normal birth.
Good pregnancy; no
I'm sorry to hear that, Cath. Next baby she is in a really big pickle now : (
Some nurturing in order for you and for her I think.
With love and strength,
J
- Original Message -
From: cath nolan
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2006 12:26 PM
Congratulations Sue on hanging in there and having just completed my
BMid degree'. I'd say welcome to the sisterhood but it feels like
I'd be doing it 23 years too late.
Andrea Q
On 30/12/2006, at 2:14 PM, Sue Cookson wrote:
Hi Carolyn, Gail and others,
I can't agree with you enough
Thanks Andrea.
It is a funny one - I'm still giggling a bit myself!!
Sue
Congratulations Sue on hanging in there and having just completed my
BMid degree'. I'd say welcome to the sisterhood but it feels like I'd
be doing it 23 years too late.
Andrea Q
On 30/12/2006, at 2:14 PM, Sue Cookson
Hi Sally, thanks to you and the others for your kind words. We all ought to
get together for coffee
(or Caro or Green Tea :-)
Perhaps the next homebirth conference??
Of course you can forward this and anything else I write to whoever you
wish.
As for Taylorism, Frederick Winslow Taylor was
Yep :-)
Hey Lioness/warrior woman - namaste
it is all about culture shift and it is happening getting quicker now.
you say it is a new 'faze' - was that an intentional double entendre? I
think we are all much more clear sighted and clear minded than ever. :-)
hugs, love and Happy
Dear Kristin,
you said:
This woman is having a tough time postnatally trying to fill in the gaps
herself without *offending* staff by asking too many questions..
What is giving this woman the impression she is at risk of 'offending' staff?
This is very worrying.
I would encourage
Hi Sue,
Now I have to ask.are you the Sue at swans who I know from a few shifts we
did together at the swan valley centre and recently on restorative?
It is a very small world indeed and that would make me smile if it were so,
after the whinge I had about my most recent birth experience
As far as I know, fluid levels dropping can also mean that the baby is just
getting ready to be born.
Vedrana
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of cath nolan
Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 5:06 AM
To:
I have a few holes to fill in this birth story from one woman from my CBE classes - I just went to see her today in hospital. This is what I got, but I feel as though I want to 'understand'it more - if I can?!
39+6 - Christmas morning! Light cxn begin to build over the day and steadily increase to
Hi Janet,
In Ina May Gaskin's latest book she has their stats for pre-eclampsia. just
off the top of my head I think it was something like 0.2%. She believed this
was largely due to the healthy diet of the women, many of them vegans. I think
it's facinating and since then have taken more
It would be easy to be critical after the fact and as you say without
being there but from my experience I would suggest the following
Just the fact that she was labouring so well and progressing at home
does not suggest sub optimal positioning at this stage as this lead
to spurious type
Hello, everybody,
It's been really interesting reading about the birth
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It's been so interesting for me to read about this birth and Andrea's
woman's experience too. I am a newly qualified student midwife currently
working in birth suite doing my rotations. I have come across both these
types of births and each time I instinctively knew the mother baby only
Carolyn,
Would you have any feedback on managed 3rd stage for rhesus negative women?
Thanks
Angela
On 12/24/06, Heartlogic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great question Kristin.
If a woman who has given birth to her baby is in her 'tend and befriend'
neural network regulatory process aka
Hello Angela,
From my perspective, it would seem that an exogenous oxytocic mediated third
stage, with its forceful, prolonged contraction would be more likely to force
fetal blood into the maternal system. That contraction, coupled with pulling
and tugging, removing placental bits from the
Dear Gail,
Firstly, your instincts are spot on.
This is a very distressing story. It is not a coincidence that these
women's labours stalled following his VE's, that is absolutely to be
expected and is the result of a mindless disruption of the women's optimal
state of neurophyiological
Gee Carolyn...I'd like to have coffee with you one day or two! :-)
Kristin
From: Heartlogic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] What happened with this birth?
Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2006 13:24:40 +1100
Dear
Can I come too? :)
- Original Message -
From: Kristin Beckedahl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 2:42 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] What happened with this birth?
Gee Carolyn...I'd like to have coffee with you one day or two! :-)
WOW!!! Thank you thank you thank you. Carolyn, that was just what
I needed. Are you going to the homebirth conference this year? If so, I
would dearly love to catch up with you everyone else who contributes to
the ozmidwifery site. maybe we can wear a flower or something so we
Interestingly Lea and Janet, women who are relaxed, given plenty of opportunity
to talk about their lives and what pregnancy and parenting mean to them as part
of relationship based midwifery care also seem to avoid pre eclampsia - it
could be nutritionally mediated as well, as we spend time
Hello Sue,
I hope that your bathrooms also have a ventilation unit and scavenger
units for the N2O2 - this is dangerous stuff to use in unventilated
areas - see this for more info:
http://www.birthinternational.com/articles/andrea27.html
More to the point - while I know that it is common in
resending this and hoping it gets to the list.
- Original Message -
From: cath nolan
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 2:10 PM
Subject: help needed
I have a good friend from Kununurra who has gone to Perth who is 9 days
post dates and wishing
Has she been in touch with the women from Birthrites? Someone could support her
to just stay home until labour is established which sounds about the only way
she will achieve a vaginal birth.
I hate how women are put in these appalling positions.
J
- Original Message -
From: cath
I'm kicking myself that I hadn't mentioned that earlier. She has a very
supportive husband and Mum, but is running into the comments of just have the
caesar from what she feels is everyone she meets. They are staying in a cabin
in Perth somewhere, as vbac is not allowedin Kununurra. I have
Well,..the bottom line is that she can only be caesared by
consenting to surgery. Kununurra cannot refuse to treat her (negligence) nor
remove her from their premises by force (assault).
If she does't want surgery she needs to stay away from the places where surgery
happens !
I agree Andrea and confess I was a little surprised to see the N2O2 in place
as I also thought that water immersion was preferable and an option to
medication. Yes, there is a scavenger (I think!!) As we are still not
allowed to use the bath all this is yet to be tried out. Thanks for the info
She is in Perth, 3000kms from Kununurra trying to make it happen.. I have
talked with her about options, and someone off this list is going to see her
this afternoon. I love how this list works, as my husband often says, we're
all sisters. Cath
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From: brendamanning
The cream is really good and can be kept in the fridge for extra soothing. I've
not heard of painful burning but a little warming feeling apparently.
HTH
- Original Message -
From: suzi and brett
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2006 6:49 PM
NO
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Kristin Beckedahl
Sent: Sunday, 24 December 2006 12:48 PM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: [ozmidwifery] synto AFTER 3rd stage?
Hi all,
A woman I will be supporting for her first
Are they getting a brand of witch hazel with too much alcohol in it?
It should be pure double distilled witch hazel which usually has the
tiniest amount of alcohol.
On 24/12/2006, at 6:49 PM, suzi and brett wrote:
Some women have complained to me that the witch hazel tincture
burns so
Just a fairly good size ordinary bath Mary, but quite deep, not what we would
have chosen had we midwives been allowed to have any input into the upgrades.
The new renovations are good on the whole - all our birth rooms now have a good
size en-suite shower and toilet, and the bathroom (when we
I can't see that the talipes is significant for the birth Kelly. Very likely
it is 'positional' talipes in any case, which is not uncommon and due to the
baby's position in the womb, not structural deformity, which will resolve
usually without treatment, but it would not make any difference to
If loss is minimal then syntocionon is not needed as it is to assist with
the ligation of the living ligatures, if you give synt then your doing
active management irriguarless of when you give it.
Cheers sharon.
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Lisa is 6.5 weeks (due Aug), going to FPH and would like a trainee doula.
Please email her [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you are interested - she
lives in St Albans.
Best Regards,
Kelly Zantey
Creator, http://www.bellybelly.com.au BellyBelly.com.au
Conception, Pregnancy, Birth and Baby
Hi Janet,
I haven't heard of this man's work but here are a couple of interesting
articles about pre-eclampsia if you are looking into current studies by
doctors. Even though they are referring to new ways of treating with drugs, I
think both these articles actually point to nutrition having a
Lea said: Even though they are referring to new ways of treating with drugs, I
think both these articles actually point to nutrition having a huge effect. If
they are finding that Evidence suggests that the disorder is triggered when
the fetus is not able to absorb sufficient amounts of oxygen
Some women have complained to me that the witch hazel tincture burns so much
they cant bear it...have you heard of that prob?
There is also that thick Witch hazel barrier cream.
Also warm compress in labour is supportive.
Suzi
- Original Message -
From: Philippa Scott
To:
Thats a really good point re the term B/F nazi Barb, its amazing how words
just slip into vocab and become naturalised there without due consideration,
and its meant to be OK as it is embelished with so called humour , (not having
a go at Jayne, or Di -? here at all)...i have used this term
Hi Di,
If she is a UK residint then there is a reciprocal agreement (as far
as I know) between the UK and Australaia that allows UK residents
free access to Medicare and Australians free access to the NHS.
So, if this is the case, then it would seem she is entitled to have
midwifery care,
Sorry :) Sometimes I'm at a loss for words. I'm been called one of those
numerous times for my views on births/babies/breastfeeding. It doesn't offend
me though. It's how I feel/live/believe. I'd never call a breastfeeding
counsellor or midwive one! The ones I've met are far too good at
Thanks, Jayne. I guess I don't fit that theory at all! I am lucky
to have no period. I think my body knows it's not time for another
baby just yet!
Jo
On 23/12/2006, at 1:19 PM, jayne/jesse wrote:
Hey Jo,
I've read (sorry I can't reference to it but this has been in my
own general
Hi,
Does she have travel insurance? what would that cover if she did ??
Kat
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From: Andrea Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2006 5:48 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Urgent advice please
Hi Di,
If she is a
Hi Amy
Yes, that's the place.
The policy is written, now apparently awaiting executive approval, then no
doubt they'll find another reason to prevent us using the bath. Watch this
space!! I'm tempted to wrap the door up in red tape as that is what seems to
be happening. sigh
Sue
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