Cranial Sacral Therapy turned my posterior bub while in early labour at
42 weeks, fully engaged baby.
Cheers,
Cas.
Cas, Wayne, Liam and Daniel McCullough
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This is so much what I feel but couldn't really express clearly.
Thankyou.
Sally
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Sent: Thursday, 4 December 2003 2:47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] Fwd: response from Pat
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] C-section on Today
Loved your letter Isis. So passionate and detailed and gutsy.
What a lame response you received ... 'having a c-section for medical reasons. Such a cop out - you have to wonder how much the couple were paid to promote that method of birth. Such
Hi Debbie,
can you e-mail me off the list at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
thanks,
Sadie
Oh additionally I would like to clarify my thoughts/words about
midwifery guidelines vs obstetric guidelines.
My main thoughts are that for midwifery led services we need midwifery
guidelines. Safe, responsible guidelines.
Midwifery as a profession needs to be able to dispel the myth that
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I wonder do steve or tracey have children and if so
how did they come into this world
linda
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From:
Mrs
Joanne M Fisher
To: Ozmidwifery
Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2003 12:59
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Fw: C/Section
tomorrow-
You did so well Andrea - especially under the time restrictions.
Unfortunately the natural birth argument got a whole 3 minutes - as opposed
to the caesarian propaganda which got approx. 3 hrs 10 mins.
I will keep on pushing for natural birth to be more fairly represented - ie.
showing a gentle,
Andrea, maybe this means that there is insufficient correct information
circulating. In it's absence, chinese Whispers get passed around. What
we all need is accurate, up to date information. cheers, MM
Thank you for sending us the emails that have been circulating about the
proposed
yeah, I felt very sorry for her. She may have
felt beforehand that it would have been nice to have her baby born live to air
but the fact is that women would prefer to birth in peace and quiet without the
circus that was sure to surrounding her getting the filming done.
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I know Tracey has horses and I feel like emailing
her to ask her what chance does she think she would have witnessing a normal
healthy mare birth a foal? Very little chancebecause, horses, like
humans, need privacy, peace and quiet to birth their babies. They rarely
birth
Hi kelly,
Optimal Foetal Positioning promotes the concept that the baby will lie with
it's back, it's heaviest part to wherever gravity finds it. In other words,
if you sit with your knees lower than your belly, so your belly is forward
of your body, then the baby's back will swing forward. If you
I would just like to say we try to have the babies
in recovery with the mum, unfortunately it does depend on staffing (the recovery
nurses are not midwives), but we do know it is optimal and really try for it to
happen. often a lactation consultant goes down to recovery with mum and baby.
Leanne,
You could try a midwife from the Portland Hospital maternity unit - Leigh
Pettingall for contact details. Leigh co-ordinates the Maternity Services
Program (MSP) and has worked previously as a homebirth midwife - and MAY
consider antenatal/postnatal shared care.
Regards,
Sally-Anne
excellent article, denise.
marilyn
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From:
Denise Hynd
To: list
Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2003 4:13
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] editorial by Diony
Young in Birth 30:3 September 2003 pp149-152
The rise of
Andrea: I think the responses evolved because we don't know what model of
care is being implemented. Is it a midwifery model of care or is it
obstetric? Personally I can't imagine that either Nicky or Pat would be
behind a model that was/is obstetric. However, it would be informative to
know what
Hi Kelly
We tell our mums to get down on all fours then down onto elbows with bottom
in the air. This position helps to disengage the baby's head from the
pelvis. We then get them to relax and sway from side to side but not too
vigorously. The babys more often than not will swing around so their
On Friday, December 05, 2003 9:56 AM Marilyn
wrote:
I would just like to say we try to have the
babies in recovery with the mum, unfortunately it does depend on staffing
(the recovery nurses are not midwives), but we do know it is optimal and
really try for
I have found a lot of my women in birthsuite have had posterior babies
lately! I was thinking it does have something to do with our sedentary
lifestyle as well. Most of them turn toward second stage though, but still,
it's a longer, harder slog to get there with a posterior baby...
Jo
Sue
Thanks Sally-Anne,
She was also recomended by another midwife so that sounds great!
Leanne.
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I like that idea Sonia - although I think babies
staying with their mothers should be really pushed... just feel so terribly sad
when i think of all those babies having such a violent entry into the
world...and then robbed of the opportunity of snuggling up to mum and having a
feed...skin
Dear all,
I have been lurking on and off over the last few months with a
midwife and consumer view as I have given birth myself to a girl, Ena, on the
19.11.03. Having loosely followed the thread of fetal hearts, Today show etc
along with my own experience I have a couple of comments.
We had
There are many variations on whether a baby stays
with mum in WA
1 small maternity unit, the baby is held by mum
whilst still on the table, then sometimes goeswith her in her arms or
dads
to recovery then to her room, whilst all her
obs are done etc.
Baby can be wieghed near mum also
Dear Jackie,
congratulations on your dear Ena, you sound exstatic. The ever wonderful Roz has been
with me for two births and with the new one on the way.
Well done
Megan Resch
From: Jackie Kitschke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 04/12/2003 13:34:31
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ozmidwifery]
Congratulations Jackie
Would it not be wonderfull if every woman
regardless of her 'risk" status would be supported to do what she and her baby
needed as you seem to have done
Imagine a country of triumphamt new
mothers!!Thank uou for sharing your news and views
Many more please
Denise
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Write away
Denise
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From:
jayne
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2003 4:04
AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Fw: C/Section
tomorrow- some thoughts
I know Tracey has horses and I feel like emailing
her to
Dear Dr Barbara
As a member of ACMI I feel you do us proud, thank you
Denise Hynd
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From: Barbara Vernon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ozmid [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2003 11:20 AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Today Show's Caesarean birth
Hi everyone,
For
Congratulations Jackie and welcome Ena. May you all
be richly blessed.
Jeannie Minnis
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From:
Jackie
Kitschke
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2003 12:04
AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] I've had a baby
(long)
Dear all,
I
Jackie,
Well done and congratulations! I'm envious (in a nice way) and full of
admiration .
Enjoy this very special time with your new
little bub.
Sonia W.
An amazing birth story ... enjoy it all, and
welcome baby Ena.
Kind Regards,
Sally-Anne Brown
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Jackie Kitschke [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]Date:
Friday, 5 December 2003 1:06 PMSubject: [ozmidwifery] I've
As regards the FH monitoring giudelines when you
look at the NICE site their recommendations flow from the Royal College of Obs
Gobs
so I wondered what the kiwi and Dutch midwves
do??
When I started to search
I found the debate is happening in NZ as to
But
Dear all,
Have been off the list for a while due to other
commitments and been back on line now for a couple of days. Was a bit surprised however to get over 100 emails in that
time, and just from this list. Too much for me, but fantastic all the energy re
the c/section broadcast.
I was
Title: Message
I've
read the responses to this with interest. To be honest, Hospital policy be
damned... in my opinion it is up to the mother if she is well and baby is okay.
I would not have allowed them to take my baby away and would have told them that
I would sue if they did. Women have
Title: Message
I
think that all those on this list from NSW should seriously consider making a
complaint to the HCC about Dr Ric Gordon. It may have no immediate affect
but might make him think twice about making bogus claims on national TV. Justine
Caines has details of who to contact.
Replying to original message..
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From: April
Stephen
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2003 9:38 AM
Subject: Fw: [ozmidwifery] Baby osteo or chiro in Warnambool
area?
Sending this again as i'm not sure if you will get
it the first time
Sincere congratulations to you both Jackie, you've been in my
thoughts since Wendy told me you were pregnant...(duh, I didn't know when I saw
you at the ACMI AGM - good observational skills Tania!)
Lovely to hear your fantastic story, may it be smooth sailing
from now on in!
Tania
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