Thanks for the reply,
As for Ann Mcleod_Taylor, my friend did contact her
and she advised that she would be unable to do this. Ann is apparently ceasing
practise as a "doula".
My friend understands that the midwife she hires
will have a restrictive role within the hospital.
Darren
Title: Re: Letter in Today's West Australian
Thats sad...the poor woman
S. KEOGH, Busselton.
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Darren
In a message dated 2/04/03 5:00:07 PM AUS Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I read this in the latest Midwifery Toady email newsletter. Thought some of the B Midders might want to respond.
I would like to hear from someone in Australia who knows about the bachelor of midwifery
Quote of the WeekThe thing that helps more than anything [at a birth]
is that the person who's helping you loves you. It can make the difference
between heavy complications and having a nice time.
Ina May Gaskin,
1979
Hi, My name is Jodie and I am from Melbourne, Australia and I am
currenty study Bachelor of Midwifery and Victoria University.
I am in my 1st year and only 6 weeks into the course but I would be more
than willing to try and answer any questions that you have about the course.
Hope to hear from
Title: I Don't Think So ...
Hi all.
I'm sure that most of the girls that read this in
the 60's thoughtthis was a hoot like we all do.
I think the old duck that wrote this may have
taught me at convent school in the 70's. I remember her also instructing young
ladies that "congress???(tell me
Title: Re: Letter in Today's West Australian
whoa, the word that rankles me most in that letter
is 'rightly'. Therein lies the crux of the problem. The women EXPECT everything
will go perfectly.
Surely we're letting them down by having this myth
perpetuated. As hard as we try, outcomes have
In a message dated 2/04/03 9:43:44 PM AUS Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
whoa, the word that rankles me most in that letter is 'rightly'. Therein lies the crux of the problem. The women EXPECT everything will go perfectly.
Surely we're letting them down by having this myth
I get the impression that if you remain silent when he engages in 'unusual practices' that he falls asleep straight away!! A likely story. Silence means 'yes, keep going' doesn't it?
The 4th paragraph could be straight out of the Koran too (except for the rollers and face cream bit). My Mum
I was wondering if I could get a copy of the statistics as well. It would
definitely help with my work- especially a cross cultural analysis.
Thanks a lot.
Warmly
Alphia
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Dear Denise:
SadlyI recognise the truth you have
written.I wishI didn't. After reading Carolyn Hastie's work earlier
I wrote my senior paper at Seattle Midwifery School on Horizontal Violence
amongst midwives. As I found in my research this bullying exists throughout the
health
Dear Jo
You have posed 2 very interesting questions.
How many hospitals have cesaerean section classes?
I presume you mean preparation for c/s classes.
And
How many hospitals have VBAC classes?
I presume you mean preparation for vaginal birth after having had a c/s
for a previous birth.
I just
A midwife in bris is Lisca
Hoy.
Number is: 3711 3982 / 0419 026
693
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From:
Darren
Sunn
To: Ozmidwifery
Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 4:41
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Midwife
wanted!
regarding a previous email I sent awhile ago
Hi Julie
I believe that if we are to provide women with enough information to make a
truly informed choice that all the information pertaining to C/S needs to be
included in antenatal classes. Including the current ethical debates on C/S
as a birth choice. I have yet to come across any hospital
I would like to know what everyone on the list thinks of the legal
issues and the ethical issues around facilitating c.section preparation
classes?
Ah Julie
What a dilemma. A very sad man spoke at the NACE Conf (father of 3 children
all c-sections) and he said in antenatal education men
Some very interesting threads have come from my posting and I would like to
make some comments about them:
So many times when I speak to women through CARES they say they didn't read
the cs bit or didn't listen during the classes cause it is not going to
happen to me. This causes a great personal
What really shocks me and makes me very angry is that when the current stats
come out I fear they will make 1 in 4 look like a number to be striven for.
I pray that I am seeing a statistical clump that will even out over the year
to the publicised number. Even the word normal is coming to mean the
Too many times I have heard the most ludicrous statements about the risks
of
vbac and sadly a great number of them are from midwives.
Hi Jo.
Just wondering if you could share some of these? And by singular risk do
you mean just uterine rupture (not foetal death)? Thanks :)
Jo
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Babies
If you are silent, your mouth will be shut so he
will not be able to "engage"
Pinky
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From:
Judy
Chapman
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 8:20
AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Sex
Handout
I get the impression
I have to say I felt similarly annoyed at the guy who spoke of his wife at
the NACE conference. He did have some wonderful things to say also but some
of the stuff about his wifes c/s PND etc. floored me also.
Jo Hunter
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