You may be right Kirsten. I read a very interesting article (in a medical
journal) about how redheads respond to drugs quite differently, and in
particular to anaesthetics.
I found it fascinating.
Denise
Who used to be a brunette. :-)
At 03:53 PM 21/02/2005 +0930, you wrote:
evidently being a
Thanks for sharing…I did not know
that. Perhaps I might just stick to
brunette.
Cheers
Jo
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I have not notice any difference.
I’m also a redhead, so I do take
note.
Sally Westbury
Homebirth Midwife
"It takes courage to remain a true advocate for women, challenging
authority and sacrificing social and professional acceptance. It takes courage
for a woman to choose a ca
evidently being a red head (naturally of
course!) means we have a tendency to bleed more. Also prone to low iron
retention.
Something to do with a clotting factor
missing.Genetic.
Its all been researched and seems quite well
known.
Kirsten
A red head
~~~start life with a midwife~~~
I have dyed my hair red in the past…does
that impact also???
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Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Bach Mid
On 15/2/05 9:54 AM, "Sadie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Tania,
I am a direct entry midwife trained in the UK which is the same as your BMid course. I work in Perth, and even though I was an auxiliary nurse before training (no certification), I am not insured
As a red head, I am curious about the
evidence for the active management of third stage for red heads!
Jeannie Minnis
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Katrina,
I have never heard of a way of making the placenta move. Chances are that with only 0.5 cm to move that it will by ok by the next few weeks.
Cared for a woman who had a bleed at 25 wks and it was from placenta praevia. Kept in hospital resting and for observation. Had minor bleeds over th
> katrina can you put this out on oz mid..
>
hi,
i am a birth attendant & have been supporting a woman who has a low lying
placenta. she is 28 weeks & the placenta apparently has half a cm to move.
she had a bleed last week but is fine now & looking to check at 32 weeks.
is there any way
Hi Meaghan,
I just wanted to congratulate u on being someone who has the courage to
stand in the face of so much objection. I am a homebirth midwife and It is
a struggle for these women all the time and hence why a lot of them come to
us. I am also the mother of a baby born at home after 2 caesar
Thats a really interesting site with all the other links. thanks
Jenny, MM
A useful link re third stage management pros
& cons.
http://www.emedicine.com/MED/topic3569.htm
Susan Cudlipp wrote:
Interesting!
"usual" management where you are
would seem to be what others would call "active" management, as opposed
to physiological. 30 units syntocinon in one litre of hartmanns is
what we use for PPH or those at high risk - again, dependant upon the
doc
I have always been taught the same thing. Patience
is a virtue!
Tania
3rd year UniSA
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Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2005 6:29
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] Re: question
"I would be very intere
beautifully put Larissa
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Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2005 3:59
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] Re: question
"I would be very interested to hear from student
midwives on this - what exactly a
"I would be very interested to hear from student
midwives on this - what exactly are you being taught nowadays?"
I have always been taught to await the signs of
separation before doing anything else - being patient significantly
reduces the chance of problems resulting from "failure to wa
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