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I hear you, Helen! I know a
woman who dilated fully in 4 hours (yes, 4!) then had a rest and be thankful
stage of an hour during whi
lf Of Andrea
Quanchi
Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006 11:36 AM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
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management"
If anyone has been to captain cooks cottage in Melbourne which was
his childhood home that was transported from e
of using
the common algorithm for Naegele's rule.
Vedrana
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Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 1:26
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Rachel,
I only he
om.au
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Rachel,
I only hear this from health
professionals. I don't hear it from women, not even the most mainstream hospy
birthing mamas with
seven days), not on empirical data.
http://chronicle.uchicago.edu/961107/pregnancy.shtml
Vedrana
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Perhaps we need to get away from due dates al
the date comes and goes. Doesn't matter how much we tell them the 38-42wk
thing - they are aiming for that 40wk due date.
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Sent: Wednesday, February 01,
2006 7:49 PM
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Resounding failure of "active labour management"
> The
issue faced by women when they go post dates
The issue faced by women when they go post dates has a huge impact on
things. I wonder if women were to celebrate and cherish the last few
days of being pregnant instead of feeling 'fed up' - if women did not
hear from anyone (and usually everyone) the comment of "are you still
here love?" or the
Haven't had an opportunity to discuss induction with women in Australia -
this seems to be a drs job here.
Rachel
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ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.auSubject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Resounding
failure of "active labour management"
Rachel,
I only hear this from health
professionals. I don't hear it from women, not even the most mainstream hospy
birthing mamas with whom I deal. I
Rachel,
I only hear this from health
professionals. I don't hear it from women, not even the most mainstream hospy
birthing mamas with whom I deal. It's a very small percentage of women who
embrace this technology, and an even smaller number who knowingly embrace it. If
you read mainstream b
sed info (ha ha).
Rachel
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To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Resounding failure of "active labour management"
Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 13:48:58 -0800 (PST)
Hello from Dublin Ireland
T
ect: Re: [ozmidwifery] Resounding failure of "active labour management"
> Hello from Dublin Ireland
>
> The hospital in Dublin (National Maternity Hospital)
> where AML originated now has a section rate of about
> 17% which is actually fairly low for Ireland - most
> hospital
Hello from Dublin Ireland
The hospital in Dublin (National Maternity Hospital)
where AML originated now has a section rate of about
17% which is actually fairly low for Ireland - most
hospitals are running around 20 - 25%. Every day
women are still lining up to have their membranes
ruptured and t
And apparently everyone was impressed with Dublin's low caesarean rate with active management (about 5% by memory).. pity that no
one ever noticed that their caesarean rate was lower before active
management was introduced. One thing that the Irish did have at this time
(from what I've r
it stemmed from Ireland and was based on length of labour as a
throughput thing rather than anything to do with cerebral palsy. The
belief was that women would rather a quicker labour with intervention
rather than a long labour with no intervention, it also stemmed from
arbitrary ideas of "norm
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