i was transitional at 2cms with my first , was
fully 1 hour later !!. My second i was transitional at 5cms. Going by what the
woman 'feels' emotionallyseems to be more of an indication.
zoe
- Original Message -
From:
Susan
Cudlipp
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
I have to agree with Leanne Here. I am very disappointed to think that
people believe this of most Christians. I wonder how many Christians you
know personally to make that kind of statement. It is certainly not true of
any Christians I know and I have spent my whole life in the Christian faith
'Growing Kids God's Way' was an amazingly manipulative philosophy that I
recall spreading through the Christian churches in my home town. Many
lovely Christian people that I knew were influenced by these ideas that were
obviously 'God based'.
I don't think that Christians are more rigid or
Hi Philippa
Fairly simple really. As a Salvation Army Officer (Minister) I knew
many Christians. In the early to mid 90's we had a very strong
non-denominational christian following of these beliefs. This was
across most main stream and penticostal churches and fairly much
country wide (NZ). I
hi, as far as I am aware, the closest Victorian
midwife who does some home births is Maryin Port Fairy. Still a very long
way from Mt Gambier.
Good luck , Linda
- Original Message -
From:
Lisa Barrett
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Thursday, March 23,
Just arrived home from such a birth in our unit,
2-3 cm to birth in 1 hour.
The woman I cared for birthed less quickly (5hrs)
and I almost managed not to disturb her birth with a VE , but after 30 min of
almost second stage behaviour, thought I should do a quick check. But was only
quick
I do notice an increase in spontaneous rupture of
membranes when there are changes of pressure
Di
- Original Message -
From:
Kylie Carberry
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2006 11:44
AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] birth and the
weather
I was due with the 3 of my children in
summer. Around all their due dates, the weather was hot and actual record
breaking temps during two of these periods. All 3 came at the first sign
of a cool change :) When I had my last one, the midwives had their 4
clients (who were due over a 4 week
Jayne,
It's well known
accepted within the farming community that when we have a storm after a dry
spell the barometric pressure drops. This results in animals
rupturing their membranes, late, early or otherwise.
When the barometric
pressure changes the intra uterine extra uterine
Hi Kylie,
I am not sure about the change in pressure theory
but I certainly notice anecdotally that lots of women rupture their membranes
on a full moon (and most present with just the ruptured membranes and not yet
in labour). The full moon alters the magnetic pull of the earth so I
Dear all,
Today is World Health Day and the theme for World
Health Day 2006 is "Working together for health." It was chosen to highlight the
international shortage of health workers, and how best to attract and retain
medical personnel.
... the link for world health report is cited
Anyone have any articles re traditional birth in the Aboriginal
culture for an assignment i'm working on?
rgds mike
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Mike -
Dear listers,
I vaguely remember reading (or hearing?) about protests in
some maternity hospitals where people went into a hospital and sat there until
the hospital policy was changed. I think it was about support persons at birth.
Can anyone point me in the right direction for more
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