Kylie,
Hi i'm Amanda and have a degree in nursing and midwifery and currently
practice as a midwife (so much fun), anyway I am 25 and have 2 beautiful
boys 5 1/2 and 3 1/2. My partner also works so we might be what you are
looking for. Let me know
Cheers Amanda
From: "Kylie Carberry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] article for my child magazine
Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2006 10:09:47 +1000
Hi Sazz,
Your story sounds suitable but I will just check a few things as my editor
is specific with who she'd like....
So she would like me to speak to someone around your age who has studied
and began their career, however, instead of climbing the ladder they have
decided to have a child - and like you say, defying the current social
trend. She wants the story to help readers who are in the same position and
as it is aimed at middle to high income earners I think she is looking for
someone in that demographic (gosh just writing that sounds really snobby,
doesn't it, but hey that's what she wants...) She doesn't want the person
to fit the typical stereotype - struggling, come from an uneducated
background that type of thing that a lot of the stats show where young
mothers are at - as opposed to the educated gals who put things off until
older.
Ok, I hope you get me drift, and if you think that suits you let me know,
if not, that's cool, thanks for getting in touch, (and good luck with being
a young mum!!)
Kylie Carberry
Freelance Journalist
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m: +61 2 418220638
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From: Sazz Eaton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] article for my child magazine
Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2006 21:41:31 +1000 (EST)
Hi all
I'm brand new here on the list, but just wanted to say that I can share my
story with you. My partner and I are 23 and we start TTC for our first
child at the end of the year despite social views (and family members
views!), you can email me if you think my situation might be relevant.
Cheers
Sazz
Ken Ward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I had my first baby at 22 and no. 4 at 43. I do not have the energy to
keep up with no. 4, now 9 yrs. I am too often tired and reluctant to do
much with her. Feel free to contact me Maureen
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Sent: Wednesday, 2 August 2006 10:16 AM
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] article for my child magazine
Dear all,
I am doing a story for My Child magazine on younger mothers (girls in the
20-25 demographic) who choose to start families early rather that the
current social trend of later. It is mainly a personal view type piece but
I also wanted to add to it with a few of the advantages health wise of
having a baby younger, as opposed to waiting until you older (more risk of
miscarriage, chance of abnormalities with the baby, harder to become
pregnant, and other things like just being more worn out when you're
older). Is there anyone who would like to discuss this with me for the
story - or who can suggest someone who might like to?
Kind regards
Kylie Carberry
Freelance Journalist
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