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Sent: Monday, December 02, 2002 2:35
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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Magazine
Horror story
Gabrielle,I am very interested in the research you have
conducted. I have been collecting over the last two years various
newspaper and magazine articles on pregnancy and birth. I was wondering
Thank you Andrea for alerting us to the 'power of
the popular media's portrayal of childbearing', and howinsidious it can
be.
Recent research I have completed on the information
women receive regarding childbearing in popular women's magazines was very
disturbing. SHE magazine was one
Gabrielle,
I am very interested in the research you have conducted. I have
been collecting over the last two years various newspaper and magazine
articles on pregnancy and birth. I was wondering if you were
interested in sharing some of your research. I am in the middle of
my PhD thesis- and a
Hi Andrea and all
Shame they forgot about that article on maternal deaths and the NHMRC
Report they ran and the subsequent letter I wrote and they published on the
amazing benefits of midwifery care and the buzz of natural birth.
Too push to push, but not too posh for a pulmonary embolism? Sad
Hi kisters,
It has just come to my attention that *She* magazine has published a
special edition that is being distributed in hospitals in huge piles for a
free giveaway. The cover story is *She gives birth* and, you guessed it,
the lead story is *Too posh to push*. The whole magazine is
