Haven't had an email for a while.. am I on? MM
Paivi, These pregnancies generally terminate themselves anytime up to 12 weeks,
as hormone levels aren't conduicive to the pregnancy continuing. It depends on
the Drs as to whether they do a DC afterwards. Most times there is no need.
Cheers
Di M
Hi Di,
And thanks for your response. I guess it would be quite unpleasant to remain
pregnant and wait for the spontanious abortion, but do you suggest, that it
would be better that way? Are the risks of induced abortion to do with cytotec
mainly or are there other things to consider also?
Hi Mary
Your email came through, there have been a few emails on the list over the past
few days.
I've emailed this to your email privately as well as to the list to see if it
comes through for you.
Honey
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From: Mary Murphy
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Hi,
Many women I know who have experienced a dc and naturally miscarried have said
that the overall experience ie. physical, emotional and spiritual, was much
better when it was natural. They felt like it was easier on their body and gave
their body and mind time to adjust.
Love Abby
Hi Mary,
I can tell that you are hooked on the ozmid list - as soon as it is
quiet for a day or two, you worry we have forgotten you!
You are still with us..
Andrea
At 02:18 AM 5/12/2006, you wrote:
Haven't had an email for a while.. am I on? MM
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I was just wondering if there had been any responses to the discussion
of national standards etc?? I haven't received anything at all,
Sue
An interesting discussion.
Brings me to the assignment I've just completed on the variation in
education, regulation and registration of midwives and
Two fascinating articles I saw on a blog today - I've exerpted at my
blog (http://midwiferyiscatching.blogsome.com/) but the articles are
at
http://www.mothering.com/articles/pregnancy_birth/birth_preparation/childbirth-went-industrial.html
and
Hi all,
Was chatting to a woman y'day re her first birth. She has very fast labour "woke up and was 6cm!", laboured for another 2.5hrs, reached 10cm "then they gave me the epidural"(which I am still wonderingabout?!?) Bub was posterior so "this allowed him to turn otherwise he wouldnt have come
Births induced early
Adam Cresswell, Health editor
05dec06
OBSTETRICIANS are inducing women to give birth early so they can attend medical
conferences held when birthrates are at their highest.
An analysis has found the typical Australian obstetrics conference, lasting
several days, causes 4
I'm not sure about cytotec but it is always better to wait for nature to take
it's course etc.
I had one years ago and it all happened within a few days of my finding out
that it was a blighted ovum, no different to any other miscarriage really.
Cheers
Di M
Perinatal Loss Coordinator, Education and Support Services - 18 month
position commencing January 2007, Mater Mothers' Hospital
Job Code07NM21
Job CategoryNursing
Position Status Full-time
DurationTemporary
Hours of Work 76 hours per fortnight (Monday to Friday)
Salary
The relationship between retained placenta and PPH is that the
uterus that is not empty can not clamp down sufficiently to prevent
bleeding from the placental site. Imagine that the placental site is
about the size of a bread and butter plate and that this is
characterised by masses of
An interesting discussion.
Brings me to the assignment I've just completed on the variation in
education, regulation and registration of midwives and competency
assessments that occur across our wide brown land.
And these will be the things that bring us to be either supportive or
not of
Just wondering if you've seen this? A 13 pound baby was born in Tasmania
today.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200612/s1802380.htm
Vaginal delivery, with epidural.
Maybe this should be printed out and sent to all the HCPs who recommend
C section for presumed macrosomia ...
Lara
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Me too.
Annette
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Just testing. No mail for nearly a week. MM
Wow! What a story for them to tell for years to come :)
But: I did have an epidural but apart from that it was naturally... Does
that sentence/logic even make sense?!
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It's a common misconception with most women these days.
Vaginally = naturally.
I cringe at it all the time in my forums.
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Nestle has launched a voluntary national recall of infant formula after
small fragments of metal were found in some cans by consumers.
The food manufacturing giant said the fragments were isolated to 900 gram
cans of its Nan 2 Ha Gold Infant Formula, with expiry dates February 5,
2008, and
Hi Rachael,
I'd say the same as Robyn.
I can provide whatever she needs and assuming that I am familiar with
the local hospital's protocols etc I can provide the woman and the
hospital with appropriate documents
Sue
northern rivers nsw
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No , have never been asked to do this.
Any woman I have booked have wanted me for the whole deal, preganancy, birth
and postnatal care.
With the new state wide handheld notes documentation would be easyI have
to ask...why would one chose this model of care?
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I have
to ask...why would one chose this model of care?
It puzzles me too. Why choose an evidence based carer and then take them
somewhere they can't provide you with it? Most of the women I've seen do it
are basically too chicken to stand up to their families or partners and
demand what they
I have been with women plenty of times who have chosen for whatever
reason to birth in hospital. My view is that it is their choice not
mine. and I am happy to go with them wherever they choose. I have
only once had a woman whose birth I have not attended but this was
because she chose a
It puzzles me too. Why choose an evidence based carer and then take
them
somewhere they can't provide you with it?
Because if you know you have a higher than average change of NEEDING
a hospital if might be nice to have someone who knows you, cares
about you and will actually give you
I am an hospital based midwife and I believe that I do give evidence based
care, the hospital that I work for is working on a homebirth standard
presently and the group practice will soon be able to offer women homebirths
provided the individual midwife is confortable to offer this service. The
I am sorry, I should have added that there were no one-to-one options
available to me at a hospital practical to my location and none of
the women I know who have recently birthed at the hospital I was
booked to have received any sort of personalised care. The care might
possibly be
Dear Sharon,
I'm curious to know where you work?
Melissa.
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Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] independent midwifery
I am an hospital
Hi Melissa. I work in a large tertiary based hospital in sa.
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Dear Sharon,
Absolutely agree Jo that it is the women who are perhaps at higher risk
that would most benefit from the continuity of care from a known midwife,
the outcomes at the Women's and Children's in Adelaide have clearly shown
that the women who are in high risk groups going through the MGP are having
where do you work ? It sounds terriffic. Can you clone such a place? Cath
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Sent: Friday, December 01, 2006 11:45 AM
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] independent midwifery
I am an hospital based midwife
Dear Kelly,
I am very impressed with your approach for this new conference, and I look
forward to the changes and improvements it will create in it's wake.
The link at the bottom of the page didn't work for me but the link at the
top did provide the conference information correctly.
I'll look
Thanks Julie, I appreciate your confidence and trust and I look forward to
repaying it :-) I worked out the problem, I can only send emails to this
list from my bellybelly email address, but had my conference signature on
prior to sending it, so it just overwrote it with the BellyBelly one in some
Just testing. No mail for nearly a week. MM
Had 3 or 4 yesterday Mary but none over the weekend
Sue
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Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 6:54 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] testing
Just testing. No mail for nearly a week. MM
Breast is best in the fight against childhood obesity
There is clear and growing evidence of a link between breastfeeding and a
lower incidence of several major illnesses, including obesity, in later
life, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health and Ageing,
Christopher Pyne, said
Best thing a pollie has said in a long time!
Jayne
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From: Kelly Zantey
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2006 10:29 AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Govt: Breast is Best
Breast is best in the fight against childhood obesity
Parents' cigarette smoke harms kids for years
Effects of exposure during pregnancy can last up to age 12, study finds
NEW YORK - A new international study of more than 20,000 children confirms
that exposure to cigarette smoke before and after birth impairs their lung
function, and that
Mothers not convinced
Kamahl Cogdon
November 29, 2006 12:00am
Article from: http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/?from=ni_story Herald-Sun
MOST new mums are not convinced breast is best for their baby.
And many are embarrassed to breastfeed in public, a survey shows.
A survey of 1500 women
Firstly I just want to note that Andrea has okay'ed me posting this message
:-)
Australian Birth Post-Natal Services Conference 2007
I'd just like to let everyone know that the Australian Birth Post Natal
Conference is now taking registrations:
http://www.abpnsconference2007.com.au
In which state and what date is this being held? MM
Sorry Mary I just realised that I left that bit off the email, but all
details are on the website!
In the Melbourne Sofitel from Friday April 27th to Sunday April 29th - three
days including a conference dinner on Friday night (optional extra also in
the Sofitel).
Best Regards,
Kelly
Hello Helen,
I've replied to the list to answer the question you asked about onsite medical
help.
We are a stand alone unit situated within Belmont Hospital. Our nearest medical
help is at John Hunter Hospital about 12 kms away and about half an hour by
ambulance. The CMO's at Belmont do
Sorry ozmidders, this email was meant privately for Carolyn.
Helen
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From: Helen and Graham
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 4:32 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Seeking midwife to join us at Belmont Birthing
Services
Hi
Hi All.
Can anyone provide me contact details of either an organisation or individual
through which donation of a birthing kit can be made to
Midwives/communities/coutries in need.
This is a Christmas gift/donation instead of Kris Kringle at a workplace.
Kindest Regards
Wendy Buckland
Lovely idea
Please contact midwives [EMAIL PROTECTED] for donations to PNG - or [EMAIL
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Suzi Hoff
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Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 9:21 AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Donation
Margaret Aggar has been working with, training and supporting Timorese
Midwives. She has set up an account through a community bank to raise funds
for these midwives. Margaret is a midwife working at Central Coast Health,
Gosford. I'll pass on your email to her. I think she would love to hear from
I received something like that last year for Christmas
a hygiene kit was another I can't remember who it was through though
I just did a google and found this as an example
http://www.oxfamunwrapped.com.au/
the maternal health care gift
Hello Wendy,
the Alola foundation is good too for our East Timor sisters - you can purchase
maternity packs as Christmas gifts.
http://www.alolafoundation.org/gift.php
The following is information from the website.
Alola is the childhood nickname of a young East Timorese girl from Suai
Care Australia (www.careaustralia.org.au http://www.careaustralia.org.au/
) has them in their Christmas catalogue - $59 - not sure what it includes.
Or for $89 you can buy a bike for a birth attendant.
TEAR Australia (www.tear.org.au http://www.tear.org.au/ ) has $60 to train
a village
Zonta is one organisation who provides birthing kits. I don't have contact
details, but perhaps you can Google them.
Nicole Carver.
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Zonta and World Vision both do something of the sort, not sure where they
distribute to, also try any of the overseas charities such as Save the
Children. What I do know is that the Zonta kits are made in Australia by
volunteers and then sent over, and there is some agreement with the
government
Fetal O2 Monitoring Doesn't Change Outcomes or Cesarean Rates
By Neil Osterweil, MedPage Today Staff Writer
Reviewed by Zalman S. Agus, MD; Emeritus Professor at the University of
Pennsylvania School of Medicine.
November 22, 2006
DALLAS, Nov. 22 -- Fetal oxygen saturation monitoring doesn't
Chilean boy born with fetus in his stomach
Condition occurs in 1 in 500,000 live births
SANTIAGO, Chile - A boy has been born in Chile with a fetus in his stomach
in what doctors said was a rare case of fetus in fetu in which one twin
becomes trapped inside another during pregnancy and
Doctors save baby born with heart outside chest
Surgeons in Florida use Gore-Tex to repair rare birth defect
MIAMI - Using a piece of Gore-Tex fabric to make their repairs, doctors
performed corrective surgery on a baby born with his heart outside his
chest, and said Wednesday that the
Hi all,
Just wanted to ask a question regarding the use of IV synto during a late
2nd stage haemmorhage. I was with a woman the other day (i'm a student
mid) who was experiencing a VBAC and the woman was losing alot of blood.
She had been given IV synto at a rate of 30ml/hr and as the woman
Hi Sam
Am a bit confused...was the baby born? If not how much head was on view?
Often these last minute 'bleeds' can come from the vaginal wall or cervix
for which increasing the synto would be useless.
Lisa
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Hello Ramona,
The current suggestion for why the sterile water injections work is tied to
what is called the gate control theory of pain management.
Nerve fibres can be classified or categorised according to their diameter
and speed of conduction. The larger the diameter of the nerve fibre,
No, the baby wasnt born, but the head was on view. The midwife upped the
rate of synto while the woman was pushing.
sam
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From: LJG
Date: 11/27/06 12:13:37
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] use of IV syntocinon during late 2nd stage
Ooops, forgot to mention that this information about pain physiology comes
from The third chapter Physiology of Pain by Sue Moore in the wonderful
book Understanding Pain and its Relief in Labour. Sue Moore edited this
book as well as writing several of the chapters.
apologies for my
My thinking on this one is that perhaps if the contractions were infrequent ie
5 mins apart, the midwife may have been seeking to increase the number of
contractions, therefore increasing pushing opportunities to reduce the length
of time til the baby was born therefore reducing the blood
Hi Carolyn
I am just writing to say that I won't be applying for the job at Belmont this
time around. Whilst I feel confident that I am qualified and experienced
enough to perform the role, I don't meet all of the position criteria at this
stage, having had a break away from mid to have my
Jennifairy Gillett RMHi Jennifairy !!!- yes going really well, working with the
local Aboriginal community and loving it (nice to be off the ward for a while)
- but of course missing all my Adelaide birthing pals.
H...Well this info is from my notes from a presentation by neonatologist
Hi Kristin
I'm not sure about costs of Qld homebirths. Midwife details as follows:
Carla Blonde Sunshine Coast Ph 54854397
Claire Hall Gympie Ph 54837131 or 0403/7005369
Danielle Bishoff Sunshine Coast Ph 0448/310789
Jenny Blyth Gympie Ph 54857184 or 0402/004620
Julie Williams Ph
Hi all!
I was very interested to read about these sterile water injections. They
sound a great alternative to other types of pain relief but I was wondering
just how the sterile water works?
Cheers Ramona
Nunyara
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Excellent, thanks Ramona.
K
From: "nunyara" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Reply-To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.auTo: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.auSubject: RE: [ozmidwifery] homebirth QldDate: Fri, 24 Nov 2006 18:10:15 +1000
Hi Kristin
Im not sure about costs of Qld homebirths. Midwife details as
Anyone have any referals for this area specifically?
K
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Hi Kristin
Im not sure about costs of Qld
How very wonderful!!! Welcome earthside wee girl!
Love,
J x
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From: Dan Rachael Austin
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Sent: Thursday, November 23, 2006 3:41 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Kaede` Anne
Hi!
I
Hello Andrea, thanks for your kind words.
As for the sacral water injections, we have only used them for late first
stage and second stage. So repeats haven't been an issue for us. Yes, it
does sting, but all the women, bar one, found the injections wonderful. One
of the women I saw for her
I thought I'd better add that the women reflexively try to swat our hands
away, it stings very much - and their response is very automatic and
understandable. When we were learning we all practiced on each other so we
know what it feels like! We talk to the women about how it will feel. We
Mums begin 'lactivism' after airline ban
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IT'S ironic that since a lot of US airlines - airlines everywhere, actually -
treat you like cattle that they also might get a bit
That's the full page ad in the back of Melbourne's Child this month.. and
the answer? Karicare of course. I think they have it wrong. that's not what
the WHO says! :-) There is also a chart that compares Karicare against other
dairy products with regards to sugar levels and they have highlighted
Hi Carolyn,
I presented the intradermal protocol and GBS protocol to the CNC at
Lismore the other day. She asked me if you could provide evidence to
support the intradermal injections, but was interested in the concept.
Anything would be great - I haven't done looking myself as I'm just
Well a lot of our ideas of low high and appropriate levels of iron come
from formula companies trying to make bm out to be defective. The real studies
into iron and children are very different. I never understand the logic that
people think toddlers need a special food so you have to give
Congratulations Rachel and Dan. That sounds fantastic. I hope
postnatal goes as well.
Cheers
Judy
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Hi!
I birthed Kaede` Anne yesterday morning at home in water after
a gentle night of labour. Born at 38 weeks, she weighed 6
pound 14oz. She
Here in Colac we have a copy of the research, and findings, that was done
to support the sterile h2o injections, if that would be of any help. Pauline
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From: Sue Cookson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Friday, November 24, 2006 8:51 AM
Hi all,
Thank you both Kelly and Mike for your great
informative posts.
To put everyone's mind at ease, my spam issues
aren't totally related to the ozmid list. The issues
I have that actually do relate to the list is due to
the fact that all spam sent to the list bounces and
all the bounces
Thanks Pauline,
it would be great to receive the research on intradermal water injections,
Sue
Here in Colac we have a copy of the research, and findings, that was
done to support the sterile h2o injections, if that would be of any
help. Pauline
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Thanks Di and Fran and the others how replied. This mum took the advise
about the Bifidus or HA and baby was doing better already the next day. I am
hoping to see her again soon to see how things are.
Cheers
Philippa Scott
Birth Buddies - Doula
Assisting women and their families in the
One of the areas of concern with spam and email adresses -
forwarding on emails. So many people don't delete the adress of
the person who sent it to them and there are huge lists which
can end up anywhere. As well as that, emails that go to a lot of
people should have only one address in the 'to'
Thank you Suzi and Brett!
Yes, an American CPM midwife got back to me and it was very helpful.
If there is a U.S. trained CNM out there I'd love to hear about your
experiences as well.
Much appreciated for the help!
Susannah
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From: suzi and brett [EMAIL
Hi Carolyn,
It is so good to hear that Belmont is doing well - what a great
standard bearer for midwifery and women!
Can I ask you something about the sterile water injections? When I
was in the Colac area earlier this year doing a workshop, I was told
that although this method was
I agree, defnitely a classical homeopath!
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Hi!
I birthed Kaede` Anne yesterday morning at home in water after a gentle night
of labour. Born at 38 weeks, she weighed 6 pound 14oz. She is beautiful and
adorned by her big brother Rhett. Rhett is going to give her some breastfeeding
lessons this PM because she is having trouble getting
CONGRATULATIONS!! Rachael, Dan and Rhett
Di
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From: Dan Rachael Austin
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Sent: Thursday, November 23, 2006 2:41 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Kaede` Anne
Hi!
I birthed Kaede` Anne
Congratulations and well done Rachael!
Ramona
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Austin
Sent: Thursday, 23 November 2006 2:42 PM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au;
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Kaede`
I did post thisalready - but not sure where it ended up..?
What is the cost of a homebirth in Qld (south end)..? Can anyone give me some names of independent midwives also for this area?
Kristin :-) New Release XBOX 360 Games staring from $39... Find out now!
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thank you Carolyn - its so good to hear how Belmont is setting up precendents
for alternative practices to be used in the mainstream. Well done.
I guess some would argue that offering another pain reliever rather than
working with and understanding and not being afraid of normal pain is not
Thankyou so much Di for this simple but logical and important information.
I agree.
I found i had fantastic breastfeeding education as a student midwife, and i am
grateful for this daily (even though i find my colleagues in post natal ward
coming and attaching the baby over my shoulder when
Has anybody got back to Susannah?
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From: Susannah E Donahue [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2006 2:57 AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Midwifery in Australia
Hello midwives -
I am a midwife in New York City and I am
Lynne we love you fowarding articles - you are awesome. would you mind putting
the title in subject of the email so i can find it later. love suzi
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From: Leanne Wynne
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2006 10:00 AM
Subject:
I've replied offlist : )
J
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From: Kristin Beckedahl
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 6:01 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] setting up a website
Speaking of our independent services... My next adventure is setting up a
Hi Kristin
The first thing you have to do is register your domain address. I did it with
Anchor Systems Ltd
http://www.anchor.com.au which costs me $65 for 2 years. When I asked them why
they were so cheap they told me because they don't rip you off. I have had a
registration with them for 3
Re: [ozmidwifery] FYI news articleGO KELLY!!!
Just speak from the heart and have a few stats to throw in. Why not invite him
for coffee and have a one or two women speak of their experiences??
Cheers
Di
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From: Kelly @ BellyBelly
To:
So glad to hear that you have found them to be so worth while! We here in Colac
love them too, Janice has done a great job of sharing this knowledge with
fellow midwives! Pauline,
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From: Heartlogic
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Saturday, November
Ooooh that's a great idea Di!!! I should try and arrange a time to do a face
to face and invite some people :-) Hm who would I invite?!?!?
Ps. Will call you tomorrow, meant to do so today but been flat out - chat
then ;)
Best Regards,
Kelly Zantey
Creator,
Thanks Diane - some great advice there, I shall follow it up and check out your website. I have seen a few others that I like the style of and suppose the 'style' can be replicated?
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Thanks Kelly - where do you recommend I register my website name with?
From: "Kelly @ BellyBelly" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Reply-To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.auTo: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.auSubject: RE: [ozmidwifery] setting up a websiteDate: Sun, 19 Nov 2006 21:27:16 +1100
Net Registry
Absolutely Kristin
One thing I had to do as a must was visit lots of websites to find what I
liked, colours, styles, graphics and what information I wanted to go out there
for pregnant coupes to find. Also to be able to climb your way up the Google
ladder it is important to know what
I am assisting Miriam as office co-ordinator for Safe T Sleep (NZ) Limited
and for the past 10 years we have advertised in the NZ Midwifery
Newsletter - is there a similar magazine for Midwives in Australia, if so,
would someone be kind enough to email me the details.
Thanks and kind regards
Re: [ozmidwifery] FYI news articleWrong Di I think Kelly!!
But you can call me if you like : )
cheers,
Di (L) in Mackay
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Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 8:25 PM
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] FYI
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