Does anyone know about a trial at the WCh Hospital in Adelaide where the
pregnant women have many more ultrasounds than usual? Not sure what the
trial is about, or the purpose, but a friend of my Mum's is 13 weeks, and
spoke the other day about being part of a trial where she gets to see her
baby
For those who are feeling their age.
Luv
Rhonda
YOU'VE HEARD THE SERENITY PRAYER...GOD GRANT ME THE
SENILITY TO FORGET THE PEOPLE I NEVER LIKED ANYWAY, THEGOOD FORTUNE TO
RUN INTO THE ONES I DO, AND THE EYESIGHT TO TELL THE
Title: FW: Woman sues over big baby (news.com.au report)
Jo Bainbridgefounding member CARES SAemail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]phone: 08
8388 6918birth with trust, faith love...
- Original Message -
From: Jackie
Mawson
To: Birthrites People.
Sent: Saturday, November 23, 2002 11:27 AM
are women not being told about the pelvic floor
exercises these days? I have had many women say that they want a cs to
avoid stress incont. It has been shown that it is pregnancy not mode of
birth that impacts the peri muscles (unless being butchered with a pre-emptive
episiotomy).
At what
Just give the WCH a call and ask for the clinical trials department and ask
who ever answers the phone. They should be able to tell you more.
Jo Bainbridge
founding member CARES SA
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
phone: 08 8388 6918
birth with trust, faith love...
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From: Tom,
Dear Robyn,
Thanks for the reply. I thought it was interesting how your first labour turned out
like it did after hearing that you had a straight sacrum. The power of the
subconscious hey? It's fantastic that you succeeded in having a water birth at home
the next time. I think our bodies are
And can you let the rest of us know whaT you found? Thanks! Cheers!Tere
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From: Jo Dean Bainbridge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 23, 2002 6:53 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Trial at the Women's and children's in Adelaide?
Just give
How about a BRAVO to Dr Dickinson for her comments!
I wish most of my patients had labour like this, Prof Dickinson said.
Clearly, Ms Sheppard has a magnificent pelvis.
Prof Dickinson said there were no indicators which suggested a caesarian
section would have been advisable.
However, Prof
Hi Lois...
have tried to reply to your post...but it keeps on bouncing back to me
[EMAIL PROTECTED]??? I have this problem with other bigpond subscribers too sometimes...so I will persevere...just wanted to acknowlege your thoughts and to say thanks...hopefully my response will get thru soon.
Dear Sarah,
You are so totally right about the subconscious.When I asked the
reflexoligist how I could prepare myself for my next pregnancy to avoid the
same birth otcomes due to the shape of my pelvis, she suggested to get an
epidural early. Not the advise I wanted to hear!!
With my second
In a message dated 23/11/02 4:29:20 PM AUS Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
oh, Tina- I am bawling here! I can hardly see the screen...that is the MOSt AWESOME story - THANK YOU for sharing it here. Sniff sniff - it truly does the soul good to hear what a woman can do when she is
Hi Tina,
Your story moved me muchly too - you are
doingwonderful work and yes a book of these stories would be so powerful.
I try to think of things that I would share with a woman who is
pregnant-I have left Vicki and nics video with my daughters
housemate -an educated young lass who is
After all story telling
was the way that all important information is passed between peoples, between generation.
Beautiful story Tina.
Love
Sally Westbury
In a message dated 24/11/02 10:16:24 AM AUS Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
After all story telling was the way that all important information is passed between peoples, between generation.
Beautiful story Tina.
Love
Sally Westbury
Love and thanks to you
Thank you, Alice. Why can't everybody be like
you?! I agree about the cosmic thing, which is a very long story. Make your hair
stand on end. Made mine. You can read about it when the book comes out.
Actually, you don't have to wait that long, it's in Soft of Hearing, which goes
to air Radio
Dear SMH,
I applaud your Saturday's front page stand
for 1 caring service seeking to support struggling parents in difficult times.
However the media is ignoring the fact that all
Australian women, their familiesand community are loosing the right and
ability to access the
Indeed! I caught my two babies, though nearly
forgot to! I was watching in a mirror and was so in awe of the physical feelings
and the sight and the emotions, they (both times) had to remind me to catch the
baby. It's just as well I've been through menopause -- I'd be looking to do it
all
Yes, Alice, that's the way. My son, Leslie is a
Sag. I can heartily recommend them, as obviously you can too. As long as s/he
doesn't turn out to be a Capricorn...now THAT would be a long wait!
Stick with it,
Aviva
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From: alice !
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
I'm not too fussed whether it is salaried or contract but believe the
service has to provided by the government and those who want to work
privately can continue to do so. I personally don't like dealing with the
money side of things though obviously need an income. yours in midwifery
pete
AAARRRGGGHEHEHERREJEEJEFATJA4ETRJ
4WRTJTHTHTHTTHHH!
ahem,
aviva, spitting chips with you
PS What'shaving sex like for women with such
little awareness/control of vaginal/perineal muscles? Don't spose anyone on this
list could tell me...I hope not!
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From: Jo
Dear Pete,
That is the rub
With out PI it is precarious being in private practice with out government
support/employment!!
So the question of how this is done is important to all midwives and
consumers.
Because he who pays the piper calls the tune particularly if it is a salary
situation.
What
Dear Listers
I am cross-posting this posting from a National Childbirth Trust (NCT) list that I am on in the UK. This is timely given the bit in the newspaper today the CS rate in WA is nearly 27%. The UK government are committed to reducing the section rate and it is heartening to actually see
Interesting point Aviva. Must think on it.
I like advocating the use of the birth stool for shy woman as it is a very private position and have had women progress well there when it had been slow or non existant in other positions. I know some of that could be attributed to the upright position
this
is why I love waterbirth, my bits are out of view. There is no mistaking that
feeling of having a babies head crowning, "Ring Of Fire" it
is!
Megan.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Sally
WestburySent: Friday, 22 November
I am basically a socialist at heart, so I see Govt employed public system my
future, even with all the controls over the years I have managed to have
many excellent birthing experiences with women and their families,
inevitably it has meant jumping through some hoops at times but I have
accepted
Interesting Tere
I've just come from a birth. 2nd baby. 1st was long
posterior and 3rd 4th degree tear. 8 1/2 lb. Se was very fearful of tearing
again this time. I felt like I was the keeper of the perineum.
Anyway today I got a call at 5.45am, she's in
labour. 41wks good sized baby, theres
Just an FYI that I'm going off-list(s) until Christmas or so while my
womderful mom is here from the US :o)
Will be checking email in the meantime.
Peace to you all,
Jen
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