My final lady for June just birthed..Yee Haa,
Hi ho Hi ho, it's off to the conference I go!
Robyn Dempsey
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From:
Susan
Cudlipp
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: 22 June, 2006 6:24 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] 24th HBA conf
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They really should get us to change our
language! Katy.
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From:
Stephen
Felicity
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 10:44
AM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Your thoughts
onBirth Plans?
I believe that seemingly
From: Stepney, Natalie Anita - stena001Sent: Fri 23/06/2006 7:00 PMTo: OZMidwifery@acegraphics.com.auSubject: Birthcentre/ homebirth
Hi,
I'm a mid student in my last year and 20 weeks pregnant.
I'm planning a homebirth, but since being present at a horrific labour which culminatedin the
it is a tough one Nat. I think you have to go with what feels right for
you.
I recently had a woman rupture her uterus during labour VBAC. We were in
hospital as she was a planned hospital birth. It has been quite
traumatic all around ...in my private practice I have had many VBACs and
Hi Kate,
I was meant to finish my degree last year, just doing my catch-ups and then i can register.
I thought that i would feel more safe at home, but again after that experience and the birth getting closer i'm not so sure. My partner is supportive of wherever i choose to birth. He's left
Nat one birth is not a reason
to change from the gold standard of midwifery care (unless the CP you've chosen
is substandard) to the lottery which exists in institutions. What your friend
experienced was good STAFF not good SYSTEM or model of care. Sounds like good
debriefing is going to
Hi Nat
I am a mid student also and a doula
It sounds like some (or some more) debriefing would
be a good idea?
Looking at what your fears are. What are the
possibilities of those things?
where are they more likely to occur? Have you got
anyone experienced with this type of work who can
G'day,I'm aware that a few people have sent responses to my post of 20 June entitled "Consumer demand for inductions and caesareans" but they never appeared on the list (I got sent them personally when they didn't appear) Has the list been malfunctioning in the last few days?CheersDavid
I would love to be going and got info from sarah
Buckl;ey last week but things have been a bit 'hairy' here to say
theleast.my husband had a heart attack on friday so unfortunately I
wont be there.
Pinky
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From:
Susan
Cudlipp
To:
Did you read Kath's story that I submitted to the list last week. For every bad birth yo have attended I bet there have been more good ones. Most midwives will not see a woman who requires a hysterectomy following birth in their whole careers let alone see more than one in one year so you have
I often get the feeling that not all posts make it through, I see replies to
messages that I never received etc.
At 11:38 PM +1000 23/6/06, Great Birth Men at Birth wrote:
G'day,
I'm aware that a few people have sent responses to my post of 20 June entitled
Consumer demand for inductions and
The emails that I am aware of not getting through have often been involving
the same group of people, and/or regarding birth trauma, the ethics of
choice, and then there is also mine and Janet's recent emails on birthplans
(I've had two emails not appear yesterday, one was a follow up to
I'm really sorry to hear
that Pinky; I hope he is recovering well and you both have all the support you
need. Best wishes to you both.
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From:
Pinky McKay
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 10:34
PM
Subject: Re:
I too often read responses but not seen the original email
on the list. Its been particularly bad for a few months now.
Megan
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Men at BirthSent: Friday, 23 June 2006 11:08 PMTo:
If you are with the Nth Womens, then I would have thought
you have the best of both worlds, your own Midwife, access to gov funded
homebirth and transfer to hospital where you keep your
Midwife.
I love the idea of labouring at home, and then make your
decision where you will birth. If you
For every bad birth
you have attended I bet
there have been more good ones.
Yesterday I attended two births at
home. The first was primip who had a lovely water birth of a 3560 baby
boy who slid out into her own hands. The labour was calm and gentle, but
hard work of course. This lady
So sorry to hear about your husband Pinky. I
do hope he recovers quickly.
Best wishes
Sue
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From:
Pinky McKay
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2006 8:34
PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] 24th HBA conf
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Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] ] FW: Birthcentre/ homebirth
We make our own reality, so prepare for this birth by using techniques which calm the mind and tone the body. Employ a midwife you trust and then get on with it. All the best, MM
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