Hi Mindy, I reckon the onus on providing evidence in support of the repeat
c/s (or induction) should rest with your ob. Where is the evidence? What
does the research say?
I highly recommend hiring the services of an independent midwife for your
vbac, the continuity and emotional support will
Dear all
Apologies for cross - postings..
For women who feel the hearts calling to offer
support to birthing women.
A Birth Attendants,Doula workshopled by Rhea Dempseybeginning in Marchon the Mornington Peninsula.
Course runs 1 day a week after the initial weekend
intensive
Dear all
Apologies for cross - postings..
For women who feel the hearts calling to offer
support to birthing women.
A Birth Attendants / Doula workshopled by
Rhea Dempseybeginning in Marchon the Mornington
Peninsula.
Course runs 1 day aMONTH after the initial
weekend intensive
Today I had my first waterbirth. It was so beautiful. All 4.8kg of
him manipulated his way out all by himself. Mum was able to describe
his movements to us in a running commentary even down to telling us
that the shoulders were rotating after his head was born.
tears in Dads ( and the
How beautiful for you all Andrea.
Congratulations to all of you.
The peacefulness of waterborne babies is truly amazing to observe isn't it?
The hope of the future is peace at birth.
I'm fascinated by how they perfuse so steadily and completely, they don't
have the blue hands and feet that
Oh Andrea,
What a joy to wake up and be greeted by this message...
May your addiction never wane!
Tania
(fellow birth adictee)
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Second part of bibliography:
McFarlane,
J., Soeken, K., Wist, W., (2000) An Evaluation of Interventions to Decrease
Intimate Partner Violence to Pregnant Women.
Public Health Nursing, Vol. 17, No. 6, pp. 443-451. Martin, S.,
L., Harris-Britt, A., Li, Y., Moracco, K., E., Kupper, L., L.,
I sent this ages ago - and i dont think it ever appeared and recent alerts
have made me realise there are sometimes problems - so im sending it again -
it will come in two parts as long postings dont go thru so well .sorry if
you've had it before, Suzi
This is in responce to Belindas
Wow that is absolutely brilliant that Rhea's work is being spread to the
Mornington Penninsula, hopefully even more after this. As a student of
Rhea's this last year, I can highly recommend it as being an essential
course and I would love to see Obs having to do her course as a
pre-requisite to
Hi everyone
do these courses ever run in NSW???
My employment as a midiwfe is possibly coming to an end and I am
thinking of doing some doula work (maybe) so that way I can still work
with birthing women. Any leads on websites or people to contact would
be great.
many thanks
katrina
On
I have some contacts around australia in this article:
http://bellybelly.com.au/articles/birth/answering-an-ancient-call-supporting-women-in-labour
On 2/14/2006, Ceri Katrina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone
do these courses ever run in NSW???
My employment as a midiwfe is possibly coming
Fantastic Andrea. At times like that one wonders why you would
do any other job. It is such a buzz for me still after all these
years. For us at work they are not allowed to be planned
waterbirths but our women know that we can only recommend they
come out, we can't make them so they just stay
Yes Kelly, I instigated this.
I wanted to do the course but can't go so far from home with alot of women
due.
So Rhea was kind enough to offer to come down here if I could get the
numbers.
I agree, I think alot of the information she teaches is what we don't learn
in Midwifery. I think it's
Hoi Andrea,
Congratulations with the experience. I hope it will be the first of many.
Warm regards
Lieve
Lieve Huybrechts
vroedvrouw
0477740853
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