Yes Katy.
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From:
cath nolan
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 9:55
AM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] missing mail
I am getting Susan Cudlipp's test message coming
in my email inbox, not to the diverted ozmid
I transferred a woman in from home and I think that's the woman you're
talking about Suzi, (small world) and yes, we didn't think anything was out
of the ordinary with her fluid intake, but her baby was very flat with a low
sodium level...I think they decided it was some kind of strange and self
Same here. By rights it should be
going in my junk mail - no offence Susan ; ) - since I have a list of addresses
that only go to my inbox. Weird indeed!
J
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From:
Katy
O'Neill
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006
No I don't think we should limit the amount they drink but I don't think we
should encourage excessive fluid intake, perhaps just to make sure they are
not thirsty is a good idea.
Christine
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Tania Smallwood
Re the woman I cared for who fitted because of hyponatraemia. I wondered
whether she was already low in sodium because she only ever drank reverse
osmosis filtered water and never added salt to food. She was on a very
restricted macrobiotic diet, but not so well balanced. Mm
Agree completely Christine, that's what I remember from this birth, and all
others I've been at, have never felt concerned that a woman is overdrinking,
although sometimes worried that they are not drinking enough :)
Tnaia
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A mum and dear friend I am supporting is due on November 9th
and has had two previous IOL for IUGR. At her scan today, she said:
Head Circ around 31cm just a couple of days off Gestational Age... aka
perfect
Leg bone length - Perfect about 4 days off Gest Age
BPD (not sure what that is)
Is it really IUGR Kelly? Maybe like a greyhound, healthy but no
spare fat. At 36 weeks babies are taking on their genetic
predisposition to weight and this baby's may be small, like its
siblings.
Serial US, some say they can cause IUGR!!!
Cheers
Judy
--- Kelly @ BellyBelly [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The important measurement here is the
abdominal circumference. 4 weeks below gest age indicates IUGR. The
next important measurement is U/S Doppler flow. This, + Amniotic fluid
levels are the most reliable indication of babys health. Reverse Doppler
flow the most ominous. MM
I have just been welcomed to the list what now
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Welcome to the list :)
Plenty of interesting discussions happen.
You should get many emails coming through each day.
Is that what you mean?
Honey
Student Midwife
Doula
Townsville
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From: david tonkin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Tuesday,
david tonkin wrote:
I have just been welcomed to the list what now
ok, I know logically that there must be many Dave Tonkins in the world,
but I have to ask if this particular David Tonkin ever taught high school?
Welcome to the list anyways, hope you have fun
cheers
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Jennifairy Gillett
Begin forwarded message:From: david tonkin [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: 11 October 2006 10:30:40 AMTo: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.auSubject: term breech trial Hi allwhat is happening in your workplace re: the flawed research to do C/S on all breech women. we are ignoring it and doing as many C/S as
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Hi Chris
I am a rural consumer, with knowledge of practices pretty much across the country.
The term breech trial has done us in. I agree the paper turning it on its head (no pun intended!) is basically being ignored. The only vaginal breech I
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Fwd: term breech trial
Isthere away to get ob's and
midwivesthe training they need to support breech births? I would be happy
to put in energy to push for this to happen.
As much as I would love to see women birthing
breech vaginally inthe localhospital, I am under
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Fwd: term breech trial
Consumers: Put it out there that breech does not necessarily
equal c/s and continue to mount the arguments of the furphy of risk (for much of
obstetrics). Support women we meet to demand choice.
Yes yes! I haven't seen one
woman decide to have
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Dear All
On a quick flick through this weeks New Idea I read of Antonia Kidmans (Nicoles sis) is thinking of becoming a midwife. She is also expecting her 4th child next March.
She currently hosts a show on Foxtel called Here to Maternity following couples
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Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Fwd: term breech trial
thanks Justine
are you aware of any consumer friendly information to give to women with a breech on board to help with decision making or do i have to create one myself
chris
Hi Chris
No I am not aware of any consumer friendly info. Maternity
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