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From: *G and S* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 7:06 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Birthstory from Sonia soon.
Thanks so much to you all for the warm welcome.
My birthstory was completed some time ago as I had received requests
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] who is really there for women ? long
So sorry, hit the wrong key and sent it off without
salutation. So, if you wont transfer for meconium, you simply don't write
it as a reason you would do so. Of course you need to be able to defend
your position should the
Forwarded from my daughter and her partner. Many of you will
remember our "twin story". Reuben is now 16 months old, very mobile, very
mischievous andvery NORMAL, and how grateful we are for this.
Love,
Joy
Joy Cocks RN (Div 1) RM CBE IBCLCBRIGHT Vic 3741
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Hi all
Have just discovered that the emails aren't related
to the ozmidwifery list but to one of my husband's ultrasound lists - so I'll
get off my soap box here and contact them!
Sorry for the wild goose chase.
Helen Cahill
- Original Message -
From:
Graham
and Helen
hi all hoping to get advice
A friend of mine is 22 weeks pregnant with her
first baby. From 17 weeks she has suffered from siatica pain that is
progressively getting worse. I would be appreciative for any and all
advise that you may be able to dig up.
Tah linda
Hi Linda
I'd suggest she needs to get assessed by a physio,
used to dealing with pregnant women, if it's through tight buttock muscles
(piriformis) massage to release these muscles can often really help, otherwise
it might come from lumbar spine, position of baby, etc. I've got info on
In a message dated 13/10/03 11:02:18 PM AUS Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I agree with you Tina wholeheartedly! However I ask How do we muster the collective wisdom of those midwives into action in their individual workplaces and motivate them to unite to change? I see time
Dear
Linda
The
options open to your friend include seeing either a physiotherapist, osteopath
or chiropractor. Ideally see a professional that has a special interest in
pregnancy. All use different techniques with varying degrees of
success.
There
are special pregnancy exercises that
Hi Joanne,
I have a link to them on my webpage but their direct address is:
http://www.tabs.org.nz/
If you want to contact Ursula Yee who is running the new support group
here in Australia her email is:
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We did a talk for a bunch of midwifery students on PTSD at Griffith Uni
You are all so right, but it is such a fight
constantly amongst one's own colleagues. On one of our wards, the 'Buddy System'
has been introduced - where 2 midwives are allocated (for example) 10 women
between them. They work together, go to breaks opposite each other, check drugs
together,
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