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Thanks Vicki, it is a
glorious photo. Nic rang and told me last night, too.
To all the list, I've been
reading with interest as always, however I am probably going to be silent for a
while as I have about 11 000 words in total of assignments due in by the end of
the year, and I have no idea how I will do that.
Jo, I was so very nearly at
that meeting. I emailed Cheryl and explained why I couldn't be there (totally
hell week with sick kids, essay due in, car trouble and friend in crisis)
and my 'juggling' prioritised the meeting at the bottom of the list at
that time. Still, we keep on with it as we can. I just can't wait for this year
to be over, when I can finally STOP WRITING ASSIGNMENTS! On another note, I was
blown away by the CARES birth stories book I bought. The strength, honesty
and raw emotion took my breath away. It's a wonderful resource, Thank
you.
It has been interesting
listening to the discussion on independent practice etc. I have been in a
quandary lately as I have applied for a graduate midwifery program in a hospital
(don't know if I have it yet) but I truly do not know if I can work in that
environment. I also do not know if I can practice independently without any
'experience', though I do have a friend who is an independent midwife (who was
my midwife also) who says she can be there for me if I choose to do this. Does
anyone have any thoughts for this nearly registered midwife.
I love to hear (read?) all
the discussions going on on this list, and would probably respond more often if
I didn't have to jump up, run to the kitchen, unplug the phone and plug in
the computer every time I want to send an email.
Aviva, you're gorgeous - I
love your positive responses and empathy.
love to all you wonderful
midwives and others, Liz.
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