Hi all,
I can't find which animals are
being pillaged for Synto/Pit production. The literature says "mammals" so can
anyone pin it down for me?
TIA
J
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According to Jean Sutton ( and Pauline Scott)of Optimal Foetal Positioning fame) you need not worry about this until 34 weeks for primips and 37-28 weeks for multis. then you want to avoid any positions which encourage baby to adopt a posterior position. This is basically any position which
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do you
really want to knw what the old source was?
What
animal has the most compatible organs for humans?
Pigs...yep! that is right, it USED to be pig semen
Nowdays I think synto is purely synthetic...
pick
your jaw off the floor dear! ;o)
Jo
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check
out www.spinningbabies.com
Jo
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They
do say to ignore what's in bubs' nappies, as long as bub is happy, content and
thriving. Colour of poo is not everything
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LOL that was my suspicion.
It's what gets used in shampoos for the same reason. Yes, I'd love hair like a
pig...
Ta for confirming my worst
suspcions, Jo ; )
J
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But do you eat jelly
Worse.
B
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LOL that was my suspicion.
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LOL learnt that one a while
ago. Agar agar now!
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But do you eat jelly
apologies for x-posting...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/em/fr/-/2/hi/south_asia/4250506.stm
Women hail menstruation ruling
By Sushil Sharma
BBC News, Kathmandu
Nepalese women
The women are kept in the cow sheds for four days
*Women's rights activists in Nepal have hailed a Supreme Court order to
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/4248244.stm
Delaying babies 'defies nature'
*Women who wait until their late 30s to have children are defying nature
and risking heartbreak, leading obstetricians have warned. *
Over the last 20 years pregnancies in women over 35 have risen markedly
and the
wonder how many studies involved .i would be interested to see the
actual studies and stats.,
miriam
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Thanks to everyone for your replies. I
have cut pasted all your replies (without addresses) and printed it out
for the woman to read for herself. Cheers,. Mary M
I can't give you a bunch of references but my understanding is that there is a
lot of research out there supporting this and none that contradicts it, at
least in terms of fertility, I don't know as much regarding pregnancy. IVF
clinics break down their stats by age for a reason. Here are SIVFs
Perhaps the headline should read :*Women who wait until their late 30s
to have children and then fall under the care of an obstetrician are
defying nature and risking heartbreak, leading midwives have warned. *
I have only observed one thing about older mothers in my 29 years in the
birth
Hi eveyone,
I am just wondering if anyone can enlighten me a little on my 18 month old daughter just-diagnosed developmental hip dysplasia. I am still in disbelief that this was not picked up when she was first born and my paediatrician agreed. To make things worse he told us that in Wollongong
Thanks for the conference update! Fantastic that the against team won!
At 10:21 PM + 16/9/05, wump fish wrote:
If we stop defying nature we would be having babies from our teens until our
menopause. Drs would be out of a job because we would not be meddling in
nature (illness and death)
Not surprising who was on the 'for' team...not sure that particular
person would even know where the vagina is...!
Jo
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Kylie,
As soon as I read your email on the oz mid list I knew
this was her deal, I am sorry I was right, no one want to be right about a
missed diagnosis.
Actually the check for CDH is routine for all newborns
doesn't require a specialist to screen, all midwives are taught to do them
in
Midwives are capable of performing the test for hip
dysplasia. It was always part of the routine examination at birth and is, or
should be, taught to all students learning to be midwives. I think we have
become a bit lazy with more paeds available now. Every baby should have a top to
toe
*Elizabeth Meryment: Unnecessary birth pain*
Elizabeth Meryment
17 September 2005
ANYONE who has given birth or who has witnessed the birth of a baby
knows that it is one of life's most frightening experiences. After a
cousin of mine had her baby, a cheery nurse commented: Dear, you had a
I am sure we have discussed this before but as usual discarded info coz not
relevant to me at that point!!
Does anyone have guidelines for care of the normal healthy term infant? I am
embarrassed to ask, really, because for me it is not an issue. However, some
midiwves in our unit are doing
try www.savethechildren.org
www.healthynewborns.com
Save the Children have guidelines otherwise WHO has them as well and
once you find them you can print them off, they have great info packs,
can be a bit tricky to find but they are in there
sally williams wrote:
I am sure we have discussed
Hi all
Probably Mary has already pasted this but couldn't resist sharing it again in case some midwives missed it.
I came upon it on Ina May's website
Cheers
Jan
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re: *Elizabeth
Meryment: Unnecessary birth pain*Elizabeth Meryment17 September
2005
It is evident to me as a mother having had both a
c/s a Vaginal birth that you (Elizabeth Meryment) have absolutely no idea
of what the issues surrounding birth choices really are. Women who chose to give
He is kidding you if he says that having a doctor would pick up all
cases of this. Of course none of this is any comfort to you right now.
It is routine procedure forl babies to be tested for this by many
people they may have met and that is where the system has gaps in it.
These people
Hi Tania, Sue et al
Many stats are never reported. The point I was trying to make was that most members of the public (lay people) would not be aware of the Public Health Act (or other relevant Acts) that affect maternity care in their state or territory. Women who choose to birth unattended may
Ah Philippa, music to my ears!
Fanbloodytastic!
J
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