Thank you
denise
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Dear Penny - I kept this posting because I was very interested i
to hearing
from you -
regards,
Lynne
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Marilyn,
What ca
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And that is such a gift : to gain a new career, a new empathy and be able to help other women. (I feel I am on the verge of something similar.) THe women who have had you as their carer should consider themselves lucky to have someone so
t letting women know that THEY MATTER as well as their
babies, is wonderful, Margie. It sounds like you are doing a lot to support
them. And even if they are not ready - at least they know you are there.
Melissa
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Judy
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What helped me heal was knowing that I probably would not have been a
midwife, or maybe not so caring, if it was not for
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Re: [ozmidwifery] hurtful birth experiencesit's tragic that this is typical of rapees too. I think we ought to celebrate every woman who makes
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it's tragic that this is typical of rapees too. I
think we ought to celebrate every woman who makes the steps to even begin
to heal; and let's celebrate every step along the way.
love to you all,
aviva
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Judy - I am so sorry that you received no validation for your experience. The comments re. having a healthy baby can be so hurtful. I found they added guilt and self-doubt to the horrible way I was feeling. ie "How can it be that I a
; IS ok...and we have missed out on it. It is important to
> acknowledge this.
>
> And the way you wrote about having had the honour of supporting
> traumatised
> women on their new journey...that just fills me with hope, and
> gratitude
> that there are people like you ou
ugh it.
Regards
Rhonda
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MArgie - just wanted to say THANK YOU for these words. The biggest thing I
am finding for anyone who has been traumatised by their birth e
way you wrote about having had the honour of supporting traumatised
women on their new journey...that just fills me with hope, and gratitude
that there are people like you out there. Thank you,
Melissa
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suburban community hospital.
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> Marilyn, what's DIC?
>
> Th
Marilyn, what's DIC?
Thanks, Jen
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Date: Friday, November 8, 2002 10:17 am
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>she
> survived,most probably one of the few people to survive DIC
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Oh, by golly. Imagine what will happen when
EVERYONE speaks out! Go get 'em!
Strength to all.
aviva
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Oh, by golly. Imagine what will happen when
EVERYONE speaks out! Go get 'em!
Strength to all.
aviva
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From: Dr
Penelope A Barrett
To: Ozmidwifery
Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 9:45 AM
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I wonder how
Marilyn,
What can I say ...
I am thinking and reflecting more on this since my last post - only a couple
of hours ago - there are so many 'horror' stories inside me (amongst a lot
of nice ones too) that they must have some effect on my psyche. During the
midwives' action research group (MARG) c
ome things you never know. Fortunately I went to 2 very normal homebirths
immediately after this birth, so I got right back into it.
marilyn
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> I wonder how many midwives have also felt violated and traumatised (but
not
> bee
I wonder how many midwives have also felt violated and traumatised (but not
been able to find expression) for having to partake in care of women in
hospital that has trauma as part of it - as a witness? I'm reflecting on
some really bad vibes I can remember and the (?) shame/guilt/shock (?) at
havi
My heart goes out to everyone who is sharing or has had soul and body hurting births.
It is not ok. And must change. I have had the honour of supporting a number of women
who have previously been traumatised by caesareans (or other things) and it is
something so special to be part of their new
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