I guess the problem is finding a gentleman! or a man who will be
one.
LOL
Rhonda
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01, 2002 18:16:59
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
"I got the idea that the Melbourne hospital is the only
hospitalin Australia with the staff and facilities to provide the
care. Don't knowwhere this care is available overseas."
I think that it would be well worth looking into this and finding out
mm!!! Touche!
Pinky
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From:
Rhonda
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 9:01
PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Re: Bumper
stickers for ladies!
I guess the problem is finding a
You might be able to track it down through ACE Graphics
even.
I think the video was actually made around ' 85 as I
was teaching ante-natal classes with PCA then and one of my supervisors on the
course was one of the parents in that video, so I remember it well. The
story of little Cosmo.
What a loving, courageous couple. I am not sure if
the Bonnie Babes foundation offer counselling online - but if you can contact
Dianne McGreal through their website, she is a psychologist who specialises in
grief and trauma counselling and has done studies into the effects of 'pregnancy
dear tory
May your apssion be contagious
Denise
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From:
Victoria
Howell
To: Midwifery
Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 5:08
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] stat.info.
Dear Robyn, Denise, Aviva and Tina,
Thanks so much for your input about my
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Tina
With all your skills and honesty you would be the ideal person to lead the way for the BMid Student Collective around Australia, to be represented at a National Assembly/Conference.
love Robyn
Hi
Pinky,
I know it is saying the obvious to US but a
suggestion I have to offer which is something that I have noticed in an
alarmingly fashion is the belief that to avoid the 'horrors' of child birth
women can opt for major abdominal surgery (cs). What needs to be yelled
from the roof tops
Thanks Jo
Not sure I asked a question either -I have
been really tired and trying to fit lots in lately but you have answered what I
was trying to express - affirmation etc etc. I see so many mags that are really
no help and in fact simply perpetuate the crap of birth being risky/ messy /
That made the point rather well!,
C
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Dear friends,
Thanks for your advices and sharing.
The baby is inoperable. The left side of the heart is not there, the aorta
is hihgly underdeveloped, so as soon as the ductus of botalli closes the
baby will go into a coma. Only a transplantation could help and that's
impossible, they only do it
HI everyone,
Leigh - I noticed you got the web address slightly wrong - try
http://www.fountainhead.com.au/education.htm
A bit of a background to the Maleny Conference - From Here to
Maternity
The world's # 1 childbirth expert will visit Fountainhead for probably
her last Australian visit.
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Good luck Lieve, you bring tears to my eyes -you are such a special person.
The couple and their baby are lucky to have you.
Pinky
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From: Lieve Huybrechts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 02, 2002 8:45 AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] When birth
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We've all heard about what
would have happened if there had been Three Wise Women instead of Three Wise
Men.
They would have asked
directions,
Arrived on time,
Helped deliver the baby,
Cleaned the stable,
made a casserole,
brought practical gifts and
there would be
Dear all
Just a quick note to ask for a name or
two.
My amazing little sister gave birth to a
beautiful little girl at home with myself and a friend (both midwives) in
attendance. Abbey the gorgeous is perfect, but was a little bit squished
inside her mum and so has talipies on her left
Sandy
Do you
know what type of talipes? Generally talipes is positional if the baby has
been in a tight spot for a while. The real assessment is to establish
whether the ankle bones are complete and not effected. If these are ok, gentle
massage and very gentlestretching of the tight
Thanks Janet
- Brilliant!
Rhonda.
We've all heard about
what would have happened if there had been Three Wise Women instead of
Three Wise Men.
They would have asked
directions,
Arrived on time,
" Maybe the baby just needs tobe live in the womb and be born to
become complete."
How beautiful ..I am speachless.
The woman is truely lucky to have you with her Lieve.
Rhonda.
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DR SEUSS ON AGING I cannot see I cannot pee I cannot chew I cannot screw Oh, my God, what can I do? My memory shrinks My hearing stinks No sense of smell I look like hell My mood is bad -- can you tell? My body's drooping Have trouble pooping The Golden Years have come at last The
Dear Robyn
Thanks for the quick reply. Kathy has taken
Abbey to see the GP for the referal, but he did not know very much about the
severity of, or treatment for the talipies. It looks more then postional
talipies to me. The right foot has positional talipies which has improved
slightly
Sandy
Palpate both ankle bones internal and external and see if you can feel
any difference in the structure and if both ankle bones are palpable and the
same, see if they are flexible enough to move. X-ray would give you more
information but I am sure nothing needs to be done
immediately.
Is there any suitably qualified midwives interested in a sea change to Ballarat. The
Uni is seeking a midwifery coordinator for 2003. It is a great position that entails
exclusively working with aspiring midwives in mainly regional and rural locations. It
also involves working with a number of
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Dear all
Just a quick note to ask for a name or two.
My amazing little sister gave birth to a
Hearing the chorus of the midwife in birth suite
offering encouragement to the birthing woman she has only just met today. "Good
girl, you are doing so well". My heart weeps. The woman cries out "I can't do
this". I offer to this women who I also may have just meet. "Change your mantra.
"I
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Thank you Andrea for alerting us to the 'power of
the popular media's portrayal of childbearing', and howinsidious it can
be.
Recent research I have completed on the information
women receive regarding childbearing in popular women's magazines was very
disturbing. SHE magazine was one
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Does anyone out there in cyber world have Sarah Buckley's current email
address?
If yes I would be grateful if you could forward it to my email address
below.
Robyn Thompson
Melbourne Midwifery
Specialist Services Pty Ltd
Dear list,
I'm a member of a consumer organisation called Friends of the Birth Centre
Assoc. Brisbane and our lobbying committee is in the process of developing
several flyers for community awareness to contribute to our efforts to
promote local choices in maternity services and the NMAP in
Gabrielle,
I am very interested in the research you have conducted. I have
been collecting over the last two years various newspaper and magazine
articles on pregnancy and birth. I was wondering if you were
interested in sharing some of your research. I am in the middle of
my PhD thesis- and a
Jodie,
A couple of other suggestions of where you might want to place your flyers (if you can get permission):
a. Inside the parents rooms in all the major shopping centres (I have read some really interesting stuff in there and it is where I first heard about Birthrites Healing After
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] pregnancy mag
Thanks Melissa,
Really good points to spell out.
all taken on board.
Pinky
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From:
rem
melissa bruijn
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 02, 2002 1:34
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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] pregnancy
Dear List,
I am a lay member of the list.
Last Wednesday I supported my SIL and brother (SIL also happens to be my
best pal) in labour with their first baby. I guess I'm hoping to de-brief a
bit here.
Cate had a good preconception preparation, a healthy pregnancy and wonderful
preparation for
I have contacted FOuntainhead several times re this visit and no-one has got
back to me yet - I will try again, but maybe they are busy with end of year
stuff too! Hope this fonds you well!
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Joyce, Sally
HUGE
smiles all around:-
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Sheb'aSent: Sunday, 1 December 2002 10:11 AMTo:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [ozmidwifery] Alice's
Baby!
Hello, All!
Had a call this morning
You
are experiencing the euphoria of a grandmother Aviva. Well done women need
women like you.
Robyn
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Lynne
StaffSent: Monday, December 02, 2002 5:55 PMTo:
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Hi Lieve, 8 yrs ago I had a woman who had an U/S at 20 wks for her 4th baby
(never had one before) and there were no abnomalities picked up on
examination. Subsequently, she had a lovely homebirth waterbirth and had a
little boy with good weight and APGARS. He wasn't as vigorous as the other
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