Great! I will read it, Debbie, thanks :)
Jackie
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As you say, Maggie, parents are
Thanks very much for your reply, Maggie and Kirsten and Debbie and Bethany
and everyone
I'd say this mum is happy regardless, and I certanly didn't change her mind.
She had been on the drip during labour to have contractions and still
thinks she had a natural birth.
She has been told lots of
Hi all fellow midwives and students and all
:)
Looking after a woman last night who was a
primigravida, term, induction for SROM, not in labour. RMO needed birth
experience, so he did the catching. He did not cut an episiotomy, and nor
would I have, but this woman ended up with horrible
Jo,
What a frustrating situation for you, her other
caregivers and of course the woman herself. Can I ask what position she was in
when she was pushing. Also,how she was pushing - following her own urge
with everyone following her pace or with counting, held breath and purple
pushing?
Hi Nikki.
As most women are where I work, she was
semi-sitting; she was "chin on your chest, big breath, PUSH, quick breath and
push again!" style pushing; and she was not following her own urges - that would
have taken too long! 3 big long pushes per contraction. Anyone pushing
more than
We all love you around here, Lois!
We are not taking cyber hugs from you ;)
We want to hug in person, let us know when you are in the area, ok?
{ Lois }
Love from Jackie, Peter, Daniel Susanna Joy
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oh, arent protocols cruel everything is wrong
for her there, Jo. As Nikki says, pushingat her own pace and in a
position that allowed gravity to help all help.IN the position you describe,
she's actually pushing uphill, with the coccyxbeing sat on which reduces
available space and her
Hello everyone, is it gorgeous weather all over Australia at the moment? It
is stunning here on the beautiful Central Coast of NSW.
I thought you may be interested in another avenue for promoting NMAP and
that is through joining the National Women's Media Centre. It's $30 a year
for an
Hi Lynne,
The Side By Side conference sounds fantastic. Unfortunately I am out of the
country and cannot attend but definitely would if I was there. If there are
any tapes of videos made of this conference would you please let us know on
this list.
Congratualtions on the great work you do,
Lyle
Hi everyone,
I am at present the sole medical person and midwife
on an isolated island where the nearest medical help is seven days away by ship.
All mothers over the past 10 years have gone to Auckland to have their babies. I
am at present looking after a mother with her second pregnancy
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