Thank you. I will pass it on.
Kate
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The book "Birthing From Within. An extraordinary
, November 07, 2004 7:18
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This concept of control is one which really interests me,
and has done for some time now...
How often do we hear women saying things like "I needed an
epidural because I was getting out of control" o
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epidurals
I don't think the disgust was aimed at the
womanchoosing epidurals.
It was to the OB's and the way they were in the said
situations, blatantly using their power to undermine and misinform these
woman. I am all for informed choice, n
y, November 07, 2004 12:51
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Im not sure what the big deal is. If a woman decides
that she would like an epidural before an induction is started why shouldn't
she have it. Are we not here to surpport women in there wishes
Michelle Windsor wrote:
I don't want to drag out this discussion on epidurals etc but just had
to reply to this. I think it is a big deal if a woman decides to have
an epidural prior to induction of labour. Look at how long it can
take to induce a primip... 3 or 4 lots of Prostin, ARM and
there that she is nowhere else, just doing it - in total control
and in her own power.
Jo
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Michelle
Why not just invent an artificial womb that can sit in the loungeroom for
nine months with a little window in it so we can watch the fetus develop and
if it's not quite 'right' just start all over again and then at exactly
40weeks gestation (no longer of course) open up the cupboard and voila -
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/or Nick
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My closest friend is pregnant with her
first. Because of various psych issues, including fairly spectacular panic
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This isterrible. What next!"Would you
like to come in at 35 weeks because I'm going on a golf convention and
my colleague is
: [ozmidwifery] Re:cold
epidurals
Im not sure what the big deal is. If a woman decides
that she would like an epidural before an induction is started why shouldn't
she have it. Are we not here to surpport women in there wishes and if
their wish is for a pain free labour shouldn't we try to do
hope to improve on that in the next few months, but I
figure we already have a vast improvement.
Kate
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I don't want to drag out this discussion on epidurals etc but just had to reply to this. I think it is a big deal if a woman decides to have an epidural prior to induction of labour. Look at how long it can take to induce a primip... 3 or 4 lots of Prostin, ARM and then Synto. So realistically we
ndeed, they are the only ones who ever have." Margaret Mead
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Im not sure what the big deal is. If a woman decides
I just looked after a woman who had one (epidural) booked prior to
induction - reason given was that the anaesthetist will be in surgery and
it's not convenient for him to come and give you an epidural when you'll
need one
And the women are paying how much for this service?!?!? The mind
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I just looked after a woman who had one (epidural) booked prior to
induction - reason given was that the anaesthetist will be in surgery and
it's not convenient for him to come
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Re:cold epidurals
I just looked after a woman who had one (epidural) booked prior to
induction - reason given was that the anaesthetist will be in surgery and
it's not convenient for him to come and give you an epidural when you'll
need one
And the women are paying how much
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Date: 5/11/2004 3:34:27 p.m.
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Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Re:cold epidurals
Larissa
thats exactly the same reason as the Ob stated up here, not once, but to
many woman i saw him with. "The anaesthetist isn't always available or at
work on certain days,
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