"women will have to pay and are already paying
between $100 to $500 per pregnancy and will get higher!!"
I know many women who are finding they are having
to pay a higher gap with private insurance each baby they have. If there
is MORE increases to costs, coupled with the continued cost of
In a message dated 20/06/03 12:10:46 PM AUS Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Tina, We are midwives working on the Mornington Peninsula in Melbourne and we have just seen this email. We have designed a program which is now spreading statewide which educates adolescents aboutthe
Dear Wise Listers,
Has anyone heard of this program called "Sleep Baby
Sleep". One of the woman emailed someone and had quote of this superb course to
positive routine management for $500. Please check out the website www.sleepbabysleep.net
I told the woman and her husband to utilise local
Dear Anne and others trying to get media
attention,
I wonder if acting in concert with local
Greens and Democrat members of parliament would help or work??I trust
you all know that NMAP is Greens and Democrat policy and through that they have
knowledge or a source of it about the issues!!
Thanks for that contact Jo, I will pass it on to them
Trudie de Keijzer
phone 02 47572337
mobile 0438 572337
http://www.homebirthservices.com.au
52a Fletcher street
Wentworth Falls
NSW 2782
Australia
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Title: Message
We
recently had a front page article on our local newspaper (in Brisbane) about
this issue and our MC branch president was quoted saying that midwifery care is
important to the solution, not extra doctors. The week after, a letter of mine
was printed in the paper stating the
YUk!!!
Sounds cruel and a rip off to me - have you seen
the Australian association of Infant mental health policy on controlled crying
(settling techniques included) -I have a copy if anyone wants to email me
offlist (so I can attach). I will try and get it onto my website
soon.
BTW - they
Title: Message
Cas
Thank you for sharing this excellent approach with
us
Denise
- Original Message -
From:
Wayne
and Caroline McCullough
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2003 4:04 PM
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] JLY1
outcry!
We
recently had
Perhaps it is an example of just how disassociated many women
have become from their bodies and the need for greater self awareness/knowing
that many other women demonstrate in labour.
- Original Message -
From:
Deliverywoman
To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"@dodo.com.au
;
Can anyone give me some help with strategies to assist mothers and fathers who are
having babies in a new relationship. In a current antenatal class I have some couples
in new relationships. These parents are wondering whether there are ways of helping
the father's children from a previous
Title: NSW Getting Close to Midwifery Care
Hello All
Below is an article based on the Fruits of our labour (scare mongering from the Obs aside believe me this is very positive)
What we now need is some letters to the Herald and anywhere else (but particularly the Herald) in support of
I agree with Pinky,
Sleep managment masqurades as many
forms (controlled crying etc.)
There exits undue pressure not only
from your own family but from relatives and friends to implement some form of
sleep modification. Especially when bith of you have had no sleep for days ,
your moody
Title: NSW Getting Close to Midwifery Care
Sorry the story didnt seem to paste last time, here tis
Hello All
Below is an article based on the Fruits of our labour (scare mongering from the Obs aside believe me this is very positive)
What we now need is some letters to the Herald and
Hi all,
The below email was sent to me by a friend in the UK - thought some of you
may find interest in it!
Jo Hunter
HAS Coordinator
Homebirth mum to 4
INNATE BIRTH
CBEducator and doula
Hi Jo
Thought this might interest youin our local paper ... there is concern
about Welsh homebirths
I totally agree with both Darren and Pinky as I am
sure most everyone on the list does. However if you go to the Forums on that
website, you see a whole other experience. It seems many new mothers have
a very unrealistic expectation about being a mother, and not much has changed in
30 years
Title: Message
Just
as a point of interest... we paid...
$850
extra fordoc insurance
$350
extra for the anaesthetist (wasn't covered by gap cover)
$96.50
extra for the paediatrician because well babies aren't covered by insurance
while in hospital, only those that go to NICU or SCN.
This
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