Sally, I never thought I would do it
with anyone else :)
Love Jo :)
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PMSubject: RE: [ozmidwifery] Waterbirth pictures. Well Jo you will have to come the us at the Community
Midwifery
I did a great birth last week which showed the woman's strength and
belief in her own body. 3rd pregnancy with twins. Usual IOL at 38 weeks
but declined an epidural which was respected. History of precipitate
births.
I come onto Birth Suite at 2.30 with a new student who had only assisted
at
Oh Barb how great. Congratulations on a job well done...The universe
works in mysterious ways.
I will pass this onto my mum. She sure will appreciate you guys. When my
mums go to an ob/gyn they hardly ever talk about the wonderful job that
midwives do. I make sure that I let all my mums in
Can anyone enlighten me on the rationale /
motivation for holding the baby under the water after it is born?
Also does anyone have any good client information
pamphlets on group B strep that they would like to share?
Thanks in advance
Jacky
Can't help with the rationale jacky, though have
wondered myself. Re the GBS info, when in the USA weused the info on the center
for disease control web site(CDC), also MIDIRS, and I think the Royal College of
Midwives has info.
marilyn
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From:
Ross W
Lucky day for that family!
I did a great birth last week which showed the woman's strength and
belief in her own body. 3rd pregnancy with twins. Usual IOL at 38 weeks
but declined an epidural which was respected. History of precipitate
births.
I come onto Birth Suite at 2.30 with a new
If I remember rightly, there were issues with how much weight the floor
would take.
This is Andrea's whole web site if anyone is interested:
http://www.nandu.hu/
Jayne
.
Jodie wrote Strikes me tho' that the pool is not deep enough to take
true
advantage of the water. A psychological
Hi everyone,
I've been getting exciting news about the new mdiwifery programs to be
launched in Sydney in the next few months. If you want to know what's
happening, I've written it up on my Diary:
http://www.birthinternational.com/diary/index.html
(Saves me writing it all out twice!).
If
On Monday 17 November 2003 23:03, Ross W Timbs wrote:
Can anyone enlighten me on the rationale / motivation for holding the baby
under the water after it is born?
This is a very common misconception people hold - that it is a more gentle
birth if you bring baby up slowly.
I get shivers when
Got a woman in one of our support groups who has a pregnant sister who
is petrified of needles. She has even had hypnosis treatment to
alleviate her phobia but it didn't work. Anyway, she has birthed one
baby fine but was in a great deal of pain and wants to avoid the pain
and is now saying she
I have no idea what the rationale of leaving the baby underwater is.
When Iattended my first waterbirth in 1987, the parents left the
baby under for 6 mins. I wasn't happy, but the baby was and still is,
alright. It seemed to be a "California" thing to make the transition more
"gentle",
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Hi Cas
If you give Peter Jackson a call he will know if there are any HypnoBirthing
practitioners close by. Hi phone number is (02) 48621156.
warm regards
Diane
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I have a friend also who had twins naturally both bubs head down and went
past her due date. I was 6lbs 7 and the other 7 lbs.
She's heavily involved in the local multiples association and would be happy
to talk. Let me know.
jo
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From: Wayne and Caroline McCullough
Hi there Caroline,
I used to live up there, and there is an independent midwife who runs
antenatal yoga classes - her name is Marianne Idle, you can contact her at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] assuming she is at the same address.
Hope this helps
Tania
From: Wayne and Caroline McCullough [EMAIL
I do know at least one baby died in
Oregonabout 10 years ago now(stayed under longer than 6 min but not sure
how long), must have made a lot of people rethink the practice because not one
parent in the waterbirths that I attended in USA even mentioned not bringing the
baby up straight away.
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