No one has claimed the money he offered to prove hospital birth is safer
than home birth either. I'm laughing a lot over this one!
J
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From: jo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 3:43 PM
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery]
Mmm...
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From: Kirsten Dobbs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 1:58 PM
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] Rh anti-D
There is no possibility 2 RH- parents can have an RH+ baby. The positive
gene
Hoi Jo,
I think you have to consider some issues:
Illnes has become a bad thing. We are afraid of it and we don't see the
heatlthy thing in it anymore. The incidence of real complications in
most of the childrens diseases is very small. We have to vaccinate a lot
of children to prevent one
Sue,
We share a blood fridge with our General Hospital so it
is never without stock. The person using the second last ampoule is responsible
for faxing a reorder form to Red Cross. We record all doses given in a book
attached to the fridge itself, I think the AE Dept use as much as we
do.
Another query.
How successful have you found acupuncture for IOL and
carpal tunnel (in late pregnancy) ?
Anyone?
Brenda M
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hi,
not pregnant, but early post-natal I had a course of 20
accupuncture treatments for carpal tunnel. Even after the first session I was
relieved of some pain. I was very pleased with my results, occasionally it has
returned, mostly with a new baby, etc but it doesn't stay for long. I
Hi, one possibility is that the lab could have made a mistake or there was a
mix-up with specimens? MM
There is no possibility 2 RH- parents can have an RH+ baby. The positive
gene is dominant, therefore:
If a person has the genes + +, the Rh factor in the blood will be positive.
If a person
Hi Listers
while we are on the subject of guidelines research etc, what are
policies etc when dealing with woman having had 3rd tear? Do they
routinely get aperients? What about ovestin cream? and follow-up
appointments? I would be interested to hear other places protocols
thanks
katrina
If anyone is interested, there is a student in Newcastle looking for non
vaccinating parents as part of her research for her honours degree. i did
it, it was really interesting. I have copied and pasted her details below.
Best wishes,
Lisa Chalmers
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Hi, I've posted here before about my twins pregnancy. I'm now 34
weeks pregnant, and the babies are top to tail transverse, have been this
way for about a month now. I'm starting to get worried about their
presentation the hospital has booked me in for C-section at 38 weeks in
case they
Hi, I have been forwarding the discussion to my daughter. She wanted to
reply, so I am forwarding her reply to the list.I have also sent her the
info about the research. It is such an interesting topic for a PhD. MM
Hello,
I have been dealing with this issue for nearly 9 years now.
I chose not to
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Hi Yvette, I hate to see someone worried
about position at 34 weeks. Certainly if the baby is clearly a
breech presentation in a singleton, 34 weeks is a good time to get going on
encouraging a turn around. The thing that's different with twins is that
you're not going to do a version for
HII can expand on this tooas my children are both not vaccinated.
Both of my children had whooping cough a couple of years ago. My son was 3
and my daughter almost 6 months. The scariest thing about them having this
disease was what was written in the books about all the Risks and
Hi all, have been lurking fora while, love
the interesting discussions, thankyou.I'm a married mum of two and
hospital midwife by convenience. Anyway, at work last week a woman came in at 32
weeks , triplets, in good labour at 7 cm, all head down, off to her c/s
asplanned with a huge amount
Hi Wendy,
I have onlybeen present at 26week
triplet vaginal birth about 6 years ago. The triplets obviously needed
nursery time and ventilation but no complicationsduringthe actual
birth process. Surely some of the risks (cord involvementetc) with
vaginal triplet birth are the same preterm
I have seen more thana few vaginal triplet births
in the days before the "C/S happy" mindset prevailed.
They were of assorted breech/ceph combos, but I can't
recall any with any problems in the actual birth.
I clearly recall 3 sets being term infants !!
Pacific Islander Mums - very
I wasn't at this triplet birth but knew what happened. It was a
long time ago, probably about 20 years. The woman was unbooked,
huge at ?30 weeks and labouring, a multi. She had been going to
birth at home with a lay midwife. No USS.
Palpation reveled too many poles, USS by Dr in LW revealed
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