Hi Kathy, not sure what kind of suggestions you were looking for but have you
thought of forming an association of some kind? - you might then be eligible
for government funding given your clientele.
We are an association called Friends of the Birth Centre and we do a lot of
fundraising,
Hi, Midwomen,
I hope you don't mind me sending this...it's a cause very
dear to me, as an asthmatic. Please feel free to forward it as you
wish.
Cheers,
Aviva
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In a message dated 5/11/02 6:05:55 PM AUS Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks Tina, I have that..
I was thinking that in your training you would have 'competency units' leading to performance criteria. Do you???
love,
Liz
Howdy Liznot quite sure what you mean by
Thanks Jen,
And good luck with your exams -I presume you are right in them at the
moment!
Pinky,
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From: Jennifer Semple [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 4:56 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Birth ads
Pinky,
Congrats on the
Oh so sorry to be like that but gee - my first was an emergency c/s
at 27 weeks and the second was 24 hours of abuse by the most horrible ob
on the face of the earthwhile inlabour and then after the 24
hourof emotional torture the physical assult of a
OK Tina.
So how does your training address the
competencies
for example,
Competency standard 7
at each point or unit, what is
taught??
Love
Liz
feel free to email me off list if this may be
boring to others. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And in fact, stay in touch with me
anytime!!
Howdy Liznot
"For me the reality of empowering, exciting, even painful yet wonderful
birth is just as much afairy tale."
I am saddened to the core of my womanhood reading these words.
The pain that women who have bad cs experiences is under estimated by so
many.
Jo Bainbridgefounding member CARES
stay tuned, I have requested this info from the minister in SA and hope to
be able to post them all very soon,
Megan.
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[mailto:owner-ozmidwifery;acegraphics.com.au]On Behalf Of elizabeth
mcalpine
Sent: Tuesday, 5 November 2002 5:24
To: [EMAIL
Did anyone watch New Dimensions- Health,
tonight on ABC. It was on post traumatic stress disorder experienced by woman
during childbirth. It was only short but had a wonderful midwife say some very
great things like, "a woman should be able to walk in off the street in labour
and expect to
Hi Aviva,
We have been to the site. My little son is
delighted -he is wanting a playstation 2 !! and loves the idea of a (virtual)
marathon teeshirt!! Will be entering.
Pinky
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From:
Aviva
Sheb'a
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 05,
Title: New Dimensions Tonight on ABC
Hello All
Hope some of you caught New Dimensions on ABC tonight (with George Negus), Jenny Gamble and Debra Creedy from Griffith University were on presenting new research they had done on women and birth trauma and how birth trauma resulted in Post
This site seems to have some good information - may be helpful to
some...
I stumbled across it but have not read it all.
Regards
Rhonda
http://www.miraclesbymoonlight.com/herbs.html
Well Megan,
I guess the only way to really understand is this..
I can honestly and acceptingly say (as I cannot change what has
happened and I have dealt with it in my own way)
Thereare 2 most terrifying and catagorically worst
Hi Liz,
If you want to investigate a training that is not within a University,
you would be welcome to investigate/review our Graduate Diploma in
Childbirth Education. We have clearly defined competencies and performance
criteria for all aspects of this course. Let me know.
Cheers
Andrea
Title: New Dimensions Tonight on ABC
I missed this but would love to see it: anny copies
available?? i will be going to the website after i check my emails.
marilyn
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From:
Justine Caines
To: OzMid List
Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 5:21
AM
Just a query...the hospital I work in has a fairly high caesarian section rate unfortunately. I admitted a woman for rest last week (at 37 weeks) who is expecting twins...second pregnancy...first was an elective luscs because of 'high head at term'- otherwise known as cephalo pelvic
Dear all,
Meg lees office forwarded me this link to the latest Senate Economic
References Committee report on PI insurance, for your info.
Barb
Dr Barbara Vernon
National President
Maternity Coalition
http://wopared/Senate/committee/economics_ctte/publib_insur/report/contents.
htm
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This
Title: New Dimensions Tonight on ABC
Thought I'd post the transcript, for those without internet
access, sorry for the funny format!
Tania
Childbirth is supposed to be one of lifes most
natural and normal events. But when things go wrong it can be
I watched that show with interest and I feel that Vanessa Gorman simply felt
she had more control in the context of a caesarean delivery, that she
wanted to avoid any surprises such that natural vaginal birth might present
to her. I felt sorry for her as a second vaginal birth might have been
Hi Jenny - How does this woman feel about the
decision to have another caesarean? Does sheknow that she is entitled to a
second (and third...) opinion? Or will she be jumping out of the frying pan and
into the fire with the other opinions she seeks (if all of the obs are
like-minded)? And
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] axa
What you have done with this email Justine, is to
very nicely and succinctlyput 'risk' in perspective - something that not
many do regarding uterine rupture.
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From:
Justine Caines
To: OzMid List
Sent: Sunday, November
For want of words,
I'll just say thankyou,
Megan.
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Interesting fact
Vanessa's first birth was a C/section too. Was that
safe?
LOUISE
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IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved -
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Hi All,
I run a Maternity and Women's Health Service within an Aboriginal Community
Controlled Health Service in rural Victoria. I have a terrific manager who
allows me to work autonomously so long as I keep him informed. An Aboriginal
Maternal Health worker and I work as a team and we provide
Oh, my, golly, gee, what can I say? Underyour circumstances, I don't
know what I'd feel.
Hugs to you,
Aviva
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From: Rhonda
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 9:12 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Interesting fact
Oh so
Whew, Rhonda.
I heard this morning from a friend about a friend of hers, aged 19, whose
baby was 10 days late; ob insisted on inducing with gel, nothing much happening,
into hosp., more drugs, foetal monitoring, on her back, strapped down to bed,
more drugs, epidural, more of same, enormous
Well done Megan
Cheers,Joanne.
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From: Larry Megan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 3:30 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] NMAP and the Staus of Women
Hi all
today myself and another consumer had a lengthy appointment with
Sheila Kitzinger's Birth Crisis Network was set up as a telephone "counselling" service for women with PTSD resulting from childbirth.
I went to a workshop on this at her house in Oxfordshire some years ago - it was just becoming an acknowledged issue in the UK then (as opposed to PND). There was
I have just read the transcript from the ABC (thanx
Tania) and I am just going to say that there is one point that needs to be
made. It says "JENNY GAMBLE: We have 24 per cent caesarean
section rates.Let's face it.Things aren't going all along
swimmingly.SHELLY HORTON: Maternity staff
Up until a year ago, I worked as a homebirth midwife with women who were for
the most part, into challenging themselves, seeking wisdom and personal
growth thru birthing their infants - and who were entusiastically supported
by me and other 'homebirthers'. I have now taken on employment in
Title: Victorian Election Action
This message is of particular interest to Victorians, sorry to everyone else!!
Hello All
The time has come to stop talking about change and get going with some ACTION.
The Victorian election is nigh and the Labor only have a minority government. John
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] axa
Hey Jo and All
In all our lobbying at a state and federal level, we, (Barb Vernon and I) have come to the realisation that the dudes resp for insurance (state based insurance authorities) and the fed minster have not a clue on the risk profile of promoting
Title: Victorian Election Action
Justine,
I live in Brunswick.
After reading the transcript of Dimensions, and
Aviva'a story - I am boiling!!!
Liz Mc
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Cc: OzMid List ; Joy
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