Lieve
Just want to say that I love both your wisdom and your wonderfully original
English! Heart whisper sounds so much nicer than 'murmer' :-)
Love Sue
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Lieve said:
"Cordclamping is an intervention and has first to prove that it is better
than not clamping instead of the other way of thinking&
As an aside, I am of the impression that the cord vessels don’t have any valves.
This is a really interesting point Mary. An article I read some time ago
believed that the respiratory distress sometimes seen with caesar babies was
related to hypovolemia, from when the baby was held above the mo
ith a heartwisper the
first week as often happens in practices with early clamping.
Lieve
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She doesn't mean cutting the cord right away does she? Like when bubs is still
underwater?? By her flawed idea of anatomy and physiology she may think that is
appropriate?? I find it so hard to see how this kind of 'professional' can be a
care provider for birthing mums.
Abby xo
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Lieve writes:
Yesterday I attended a waterbirth and the cord continued pulsing another 15
min after the birth of the placenta, 20 min after the birth of the baby.
This can occur as a rebound pulse from the baby's heart beat. Obviously it
can't be from a placenta pumping more blood to the bab
Thank you Angela for your thorough reply. I always forget the very detailed
anatomy of the circulatory changes and have to look it up and don't keep the
right book at home. . I was thinking more of a convincing explanation as to
why the blood doesn't run backwards from the baby towards the placent
Hoi Honey,
I attend a lot of waterbirths and never clamp a cord until it stops pulsating
or mostly not before the placenta is born. Yesterday I attended a waterbirth
and the cord continued pulsing another 15 min after the birth of the placenta,
20 min after the birth of the baby.
In thinking ab
Of Mary Murphy
Sent: Friday, 17 November 2006 10:13 AM
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Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] Cord clamping and waterbirth
I have never heard of this theory. What about all the babies who are
born on the bed and the mother holds the baby on her chest before the
cord is clampe
Perhaps you could just tell him it is no different to a land birth where the
mother holds the baby! Hopefully he has see this.
Christine
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Hate to be synical, but how do we get blood to our head, no gravity
happening there.
:-)
Megan
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I have never heard of this theory. What about all the babies who are born
on the bed and the mother holds the baby on her chest before the cord is
clamped. I think a lesson in anatomy and physiology is called for. Anyone
out there who can explain it in detail? MM
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The paediatric
Hello Tania,
Here are some leads for you
www.birthjourney.com and select the "Third Stage" button for "Signposts for
the third stage maze"
New text book - Midwifery Best Practice 2, Edited by Sara Wickham - page 112
The Third Stage Maze- Which Practice pathway for optimum outcomes? L.
Wattis.
I was given this link a while ago and found it interesting reading.
>http://www.cordclamping.com/braindamage.htm
HTH,
Cath Palmer
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Dear List folk,
This is what I came online for! This and being able
to write in for advice or direction to resources.
This is great stuff - thanks Robin and thanks to all
you strong midwives out there. It has been
inspirational listening to all the encouragment going
out to each other.
Thanks
Dear Robin
Thank you for this suggestion and for reminding me
of the Mercola site and newsletter
Denise
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