This isn't one woman, there have been several. Even with Domperidone, not
much milk results.
Jennifer Cameron FRCNA FACM
President NT branch ACMI
PO Box 1465
Howard Springs NT 0835
08 8983 1926
0419 528 717
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From: Belinda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Re: twins birth story
Hi Justine,
I'll be thinking of you and wish you a wonderful
birth. I hope you'll let me read your birth story. My email is [EMAIL PROTECTED] for chatting any
time. How are you feeling?
All the best,
Yvette
8 week old twins, vaginal birth
Hi Jenny,
This is something that I noticed as well when working in a private hospital in Hobart. The general consensus by the midwives there was that if a woman needed help to become pregnant then perhaps there was an underlying cause which would then interfere with lactation. The midwives there
A bit more. I tried searching under low supply came up with some
interesting info on PCOS (Polycystic ovary syndrome)and difficulty establishing
a supply. I suspect a lot of our women who use ART have PCOS as it is a major
cause of infertility. I'm sure these women are not given
Hi,
I think the answer is.possibly. I
tend to agree with Nicole that it's more likely to be birthing interventionist
birthing practices which get breastfeeding off to a poor start, followed
up by scheduled breastfeeding which makes brestfeeding successfullya near
impossibility. After
Another observation about women who have had
ART, they are often anxious. It is difficult for an anxiouswoman to sit
and finish a breast feed properly, or even sometimesrecognise feeding
cues.
I wouldn't completely discount a hormonal
link, although the hormones play a larger part in early
I don't want to shoot you down on the skinny thing, but I was one of those
skinny teenagers, barely a breast to speak of. I even believed that it may
prevent me to b/feed.
Well, 4 kids later, all breastfed, 2 for 18 months, 1 for 2 1/2 yrs and my
16 mth old is as dedicated as they get.
I stupidly
I am currently undergoing IVF for secondary infertility. I have PCO, not PCOS,
but my hormones are without a doubt whacky. However, I breastfed my daughter
for 2.5 years. The first 3 months, particularly the first 8 weeks were utter
hell, but not because of low supply. One thing I never had, at
Thank you for this Michelle. I work in a
private hosp also and that is exactly what we midwives have suggested. Perhaps
it is more noticeable in private hospitals because the women have more access to
ART?? (Don't want to start a war there!!). Cheers
Jenny
Jennifer Cameron FRCNA
Hi Barb
Can women who adopt without ever having been
pregnant actually lactate? I thought pregnancy was a prerequisite for the breast
changes that support lactation, particularly the appearance of secretory
alveoli. I know women can put a baby on the breast and have bub feed from a
Fair comment Jo. I realise infertility is a male female issue, and the
majority of women with PCOS will breastfeed successfully. I have been a
midwife for a long time I have never seen the low supply problems like I
have lately. I strongly suspect one of the big reasons for the baby not
I
wanted another girl when I had baby no.3. I was so disappointed to get this boy
that it took weeks for me to bond with him. It was so obvious to the staff that
they notified him as a baby at risk to the MCHN. Happy ending, I adjusted, he
soon became the light of my life. But it was awful,
This is an interesting discussion for me. I have PCOS but conceived my son
without any drugs. I had immense problems with my milk simply not arriving
until over a week after my son was amputated from me. So in my case, it was
the trauma of caesarean and hospital staff, not the illness. I've had a
Title: Message
any
connections?
cheers
Jo
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jennifer
McFarlandSent: Monday, October 24, 2005 11:46 PMTo: aami;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:
[cbistudents] Fw: FranceI got this in my
Title: Message
I know this has
been discussed previously and I think there was an inquiry as to the up date on
this terrible situation. Here is a website that is updating the
situation about theWashington Midwifebeingdragged through the
courts for facilitating a home breech birth. The
Thank you to all the orders for the CARES birth after cs CD.
The CDs are being finished this week and will be sent out by Monday next
week at the latest. Sorry for the delay. All those wanting internet
direct banking I still need to find out through the bank. Should have
it organised again by
Title: Message
How tragic and scary for both the midwife
and the women she attendslets hope the madness doesnt get that bad here
Tania
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From: owner-ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
[mailto:owner-ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au]
On Behalf Of Dean Jo
Sent: Tuesday, 25 October
To all ASIM members and any midwives who have been involved in home births
Call your clients this week and tell them how much you value their support
Pop in with a cake to see some house-bound mother with little children
Keep the good-will going
Have a wonderful week spreading the good word
I meant young girls who force their bodies to be skinny through diet etc
as this can affect the physiological growth of breast tissue not
naturally skinny girls, my sister like you was very small breasted and
breastfed fine, this is different to what I meant
Belinda
Megan Larry wrote:
I
Hi All,
I think Nicole has put her finger on the most important issue - anxiety!
Oxytocin cannot kick-in while adrenaline is charging through the system. If
this woman has also had a C/S then she is really behind the 'eight ball'.
Anxious women are more likely to have C/S, induction, drugs,
Hi Jan and All,
Just want to wish everyone involved in
keeping the homebirth movement alive all the best for national homebirth
awareness week.
Last week we had a family evening watching
the homebirth video of my second son and I was able to relive the amazing
memories of that
Dear Midwives,
I have just returned from our small hospital midwives
and doctors breakfast meeting. This is to encourage communication. We have 4 GP/Obs
and 9 midwivies.
On discussion was a new policy for epidural-top ups: both
pethidine only and marcain/fenytal .
Policy is now
Jan, I know this sounds like a great idea,
but where am I going to get the time for all those phone calls??. I will
have to try another way- perhaps our regular get together on the first Thursday
of the month will have to do. Cheers, MM
From: owner-ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
http://www.joyousbirth.info/forums/viewtopic.php?p=5918#5918
Come one, come
all to the Joyous Birth home birth awareness week competition! In 50
words or less, tell us why home birth should be paid for by Medicare! Send your
entries to [EMAIL PROTECTED] clearly labelled HBAW Competition!
Thought for the Day: Yesterday's
thoughts have created your present. Today's thoughts are creating your
future. James Newman
Hi
Barbara,
Do
your parents have any say in the cord clamping? Perhaps they need more
information such as at their education sessions? We also do active management,
but Dad's are still able to cut the cord. Not many of our Mum's do physiological
third stage. However, we had a lotus birth
yeah! as I
said
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jenny
CameronSent: Monday, October 24, 2005 7:17 PMTo:
ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.auSubject: [ozmidwifery] low milk
infertility
A bit more. I tried searching under low supply came up with some
Title: Message
Hi
www.messageparis.org is an
english speaking community group which should be able to direct this enquiry to
the homebirth network.
Sylvia Boutsalis
Childbirth Educator
Infant Massage Instructor
Thought Field Therapist
Talk About
Babies
22 Linley Ave
Prospect SA 5082
They can't be too busy if they have nothing better to do than
nitpick on cord cutting like that. It has been more years than I
can remember that I have put the plastic clamp on first and only
one metal and had dad cut. Of course in emergency you do what is
best at the time, but a Policy or
Does anyone have a contact for
the author Jenni Overend?
: )
J
Joyous Birth Home Birth
Forum - a world first!http://www.joyousbirth.info/forums/
Accessing Artemis Birth
Trauma Recoveryhttp://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/accessingartemis
Title: Message
Lyell McEwin Hsp has a PND group - contact Tracy
Semner Booth 81829000 - im not sure how great it is - ive heard
anecdotally good things - but obviously its in the nrth suburbs. She can also
access one to one appointments with Tracey.
Suzi Hoff
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Title: Infant Sleep
Megan you are an awesome woman - and to think of
all the volunteer work you do for the birth community in adelaide to boot.
thankyou. to think i used to be jelous of you seeming to have the perfect
child (your first) who played happily thru post natal yoga while mine
Thanks so much to everyone who replied with advice and well wishes.
Just thought I'd write a short update on our progress. I have 3 days
left of my non-dairy diet ... I haven't really noticed a change in
Will's skin, or daytime naps, but the nights have been a little better
the last 2 or 3.
I just heard a news update - apparently a young mother died after losing
too much blood during/after (not sure) an emergency C/S. Young mum
dies after hospital runaround... That's all I know.
How sad :(
Jo
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Congratulations on following your heart and your babe, Jo.
*hugs*
J
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From: JoFromOz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 3:21 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Infant Sleep - UPDATE
Thanks so much to everyone who replied
Just an experience:
Saturday night we were with a birthing woman,Pg, spontaneous unmedicated
labour, her baby born at 0100hrs, no oxytocic given, baby to breast, sucking
strongly, us just being' present in the moment ' of a warm,private, safe,
quiet environment (not in the bath, which is
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