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Jenny,
Are
you referring to partial pressure gradients of O2 and CO2? Simultaneously - when
there is no blood flow, placenta to baby cord has stopped pulsating therefore no
pressure gradient to push oxygen transfer. Once the baby isexposed to room
environment a breath is
Yes, she can turn up to any public hospital with midwifery services and not
be turned away. Tell her to have a copy of antenatal paperwork she has (if
she has it!!) and the midwives at the hospital can ring her orginal booking
hospital and get any records/pathology faxed over - or at least
Just a query? What are the obst's complaints based on - the same 3 mothers
complaints? No doubt they were tired and wanted a bit of rest!! Welcome to
motherhood.
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Hello all...sorry to intrude on your local midwifery list, but I am wondering if any of you can help me. I am a midwife from Chicago and will be coming to Sydney for the week of Nov. 28 - Dec. 3.Does anyone work in a facility that might allow me to follow you for a few hours or a day to see
This is in today's Sydney Morning Herald. No doubt this report will
trigger furious debate (as it should) but let's try an get the focus
on the first caesarean, not the possible risks with VBAC.
These figures for first caesareans are shocking - higher that the USA!
: www.birthinternational.com
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Hi All,
The full article is available at:
www.mja.com.au/public/issues/183_10_211105/tay10392_fm.html
The important point is in their conclusion - Caesarean section in a first
pregnancy confers additional risks on the second pregnancy, primarily
associated with labour. These should be
Jo,
You write really well with 3D perspective, Congratulations, few people have
that vision, most see in 1D only ! Seeing everybody's perspective isn't easy
it's all so subjective.
Yet... you know; I am a MW of 25 years am about to give it
all away because I feel that we are
: www.birthinternational.com
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What are they complaining about? The only
ones who I think could complain are those very few women giving their baby up
for adoption. Don't these women want their babies? I am very
confused. I would also bet they are the ones begging for an induction from
about 30weeks. However, Ithought
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The obs dont like the idea of mucousy babies staying in the rooms with mums.
However in most cases where the woman has had a c/s we get the fathers to
stay the night to help out. There were other issues such as unwell mums etc.
The women who complained were all multis and basic reason was that
Hello Janet
The babies head does not 'ossify'! Just ask any
chiropractor...they are still soft and able to be manipulated for ages. I've
never heard such a lot of rubbish. If you think about it, the fontanelles don't
close for 6-18months, to allow for brain growth. I think this Ob, is
Re the previous messages: I totally agree with you that Seeing everybody's
perspective isn't easy it's all so subjective.
Birth is a continuum of the rest of our life is something I quote to many
clients prenatally. I often think about the statistic that at least 1 in 4
girls have been sexually
I work some night duty in a small unit if mothers ask me to 'mind' their
babies take them back for feeds overnight then I do, willingly.
I'm heavily into nurturing women, odd eh ??
The Mums know what they want, if they need to sleep, why would I say no ? I
am being paid to stay awake care
Robyn that's exactly what I
think! But where is it written so it can be given as proof to mamas who don't
know this stuff? I can't find anything : (
J
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To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005 11:17
Tbh I don't really see this as another blow. VBAC is pretty much ruled out
in most mainstream arenas so the only way is up from there ; ) It will
happen, it just won't happen overnight LOL.
J
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MM.
You have a gift for going straight to the essence of the issue !!
You say what I know to be true but think it's just me that's seeing it this
way !
Thank you.
Birth is a continuum of the rest of our life is something I quote to many
clients prenatally. I often think about the statistic
Bit harsh Sonja...i dont believe the great and
growing practice of rooming in should completely eclipse midwives taking care of
the baby for a couple of hours while the woman gets some sleep. Many women
have missed 2-3 nights sleep and have metaphorically walked up agiant
mountain or run a
Speaking as an AP utopian, I'd
love to see cosleeping in hospitals the norm with real beds not those "paddlepop
on stilts" pretend beds. That way mamas could rest, keep their baby close, catch
up on any skin-on-skin they've missed and actually learn valuable parenting
skills and safe
Thanks everyone for your thoughts and replies, it was a huge shock to me but
I guess, sadly, that many of you are well used to this. I haven't heard from
the woman since Saturday so chances are she's gone into labour. I pray it
all went as well as she hoped.
Best Regards,
Kelly Zantey
Director,
My Mum was induced for 3 babies 40 years ago for that
rubbish,(head won't mould, baby too big, blah, blah, blah)some things
don't change.
Contact the Osteopathic Association for some written proof,
I'm sure they will have something for you. http://www.osteopathic.com.au/index.htm
good luck
Brenda - I'm with you.
We do very similar as you have described below and make every effort to
support Mum as well as baby. A few solid hours can make all the difference.
Yet, when I was an inpatient in the hosp where I work; I was the primep
that let the others (all my workmates over the
Good for you Brenda. Mums don't get enough nurturing.
Jenny
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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Does anyone know the current options for delivering at Westmead? I am
rather frustrated with my brother's girlfriend's GP who seems to be
handling her unexpected pregnancy rather haphazardly. She is only 21,
and knows nothing, the baby being unplanned. He told her the 12 weeks NT
u/s was
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