Title: Bericht
Hoi
Jennifer,
I tried to search in
Google, but Iddidn't
have much results. Homebirth is not so common in France and there are few
independent midwives.
This is the
result:
http://www.distel.ca/womlist/countries/france.html
National organisation for free midwives
Hi everyone
just on the PND topic...does anyone know of alternatives to medicalised treatment, I got info of hear some time ago on Bach flowers, but am at the 'acute' stage if you can call it that where my friend has already been hospitilised - discharged - needing to be hospitlised again. It just
Title: Message
are my emails going
through? My spam box keepscatching ozmidwifery emails. some go
directly there, others to my inbox. does anyone else have this
problem?
Sylvia Boutsalis
Childbirth Educator
Infant Massage Instructor
Thought Field Therapist
Talk About
Babies
22 Linley
Title: Message
in
case you didn't get my previous email regarding a midwife in
france.
messageparis.org is an english speaking community and can help direct
your enquiry.
thanks
sylvia
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Title: Message
Hi
www.messageparis.org is an
english speaking community group which should be able to direct this enquiry to
the homebirth network.
Sylvia Boutsalis
Childbirth Educator
Infant Massage Instructor
Thought Field Therapist
Talk About
Babies
22 Linley Ave
Prospect SA 5082
Hi Brenda
I wish those nights would happen a little more frequently!. Havent had night
like that for a very long time
Regards
Mel
Antenatal Services Midwife
Mildura
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From: brendamanning [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Tuesday,
Title: Message
Sylvia,
Yes,
they are coming
onto the general ozmid list.
With kind regardsBrenda Manning www.themidwife.com.au
- Original Message -
From:
Sylvia Boutsalis
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 4:41
PM
Subject: RE:
hey
did anyone see the birth on home and away tonight (tuesday) ??although it still came with the drama and devastation that always seems to come with soap opera birth, i was amazed to see this girl give birth outdoors on a rug with only her boyfriend helping. how fantastic! although it was
Gee Emily, didnt think you med students would have
time to sit and watch the soapies! (or to admit to it!! ;-) .
No didnt see it , but always an emergency on the
soaps. One show on Foxtel (? Love my Way, the one with Claudia Carven ) had a
homebirth in the first episode, was a lovely
Diane,
Recent research has
indicated that water temp is irrelevant in stimulating the baby to breathe
whilstbirthing through water.
It just keeps the
midwives busy doing somethingso they are out of the mother
way!!
Recent thread on OZmid re
this (water temp)very interesting. We have
hi di
oh i would love to come out to wyong soon and learn from you ! to tell you the quiet truth im pretty disapointed with gosford so far.. had an 'interesting' talk with dr palmer (the VMO) the other day.. anyway i shouldnt winge
would you mind me joining you for a shift next week? i would love
When I
started my mid we were doing shaves and enemas. It was my group of
students that facillated change. Maybe because we were a generally older
lot. the women were informed they wold be shaved and given an enema. If
any objection or query of the procedure was made they were quickly told
Hi Brenda, Yep my thoughts were on the russian
women as I wrote that! Still, we have some policies that are not necessarily
based on current research, andIfelt guilty asking her to get
out.Was also just reading Michel Odent's article that says to ensure water
temp is not too high due to
Hi - I had some herbal treatments
fordepression (I caught it quickly - within afew weeks of
onset)about 6 months after my baby was born - don't know if you would
classify it as post natal tho. My naturopath put me on a couple of herbals
(can't exactly remember what tho) and some minerals
Ha ha - I remember doing the same in my
mid training tho we didn't have to do shaves. "I could give you an enema if you
would like one!"I would offer. Never had any takers The
power of consent
Maxine
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From:
Ken
WArd
To:
I took St Johns Wort for
depression caused by PTSD when my son was about 6 months old. I also took
Waratah flower essence which was amazingly powerful.
HTH, healing vibes coming your
way,
J
Hi,
If you are interested in Elizabeth Pantley's No Cry Sleep Solution, you can
hear her speak at ABA seminars in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and
Adelaide from March 2nd-7th 2006. It's going to be fabulous - heaps of
other great speakers, too. I'd love to be able to direct you to the
Sounds like the birth through water the other day. Said when she
told me she felt like pushing I am obliged to ask you to get
out of the bath, but I can't make you. She stayed.
Cheers
Judy
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Ha ha - I remember doing the same in my mid training tho we
Can anyone point me in a direction for 3yo sleep issues?
Mine has always been a bad sleeper but she has got worse in the last year
(with the transition from a cot?). Between the 2 of them (6yo, but 90% Miss
3), I would consider it a good night if I am up 4 times for 20 mins each
time. Bad
Hi,
There's a no cry sleep solution for toddlers. It's avaiable everywhere, but
you could get it on the Australian Breastfeeding Association's sales site at
www.mothersdirect.com.au
For me, Guan 3 still sleeps with us. In fact when she was adopted from
China she was in a *great* sleep
Kate,
I am sorry to hear you are dealing with this..on top of study and the
such it is so important that you are supported with this.
Have you chatted to Pinky? She might be able to give you some
suggestions.
I hesitate to begin asking questions for fear of asking those stupid
questions you
Only one here too, support person can only come in once spinal/GA given but
then they can stay with mother and baby right through and accompany them
back to the ward.
- Original Message -
From: Dorothy Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Monday, October 17,
Yes...I
know...and how much easier would life be without those damned
'policiies'
It sometimesfeels
like the KGB in Birth Suite, or is that just showing my age ?
Happy Birthing
!
With kind regardsBrenda Manning www.themidwife.com.au
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A big impetus to change
the cord cutting routine at our unit was to revamp the birth
bundles.
We broke the bundles down
intoseparate items originally as a saving of work for CSSD in sterilising
unused stuff. So now having everything separately peel packed it is very easy to
just not
Hi Brenda,
I've probably missed some info - but where do you work that such
marvellous practices have been implemented?
Sue
A big
impetus to change the cord cutting routine at our unit was to revamp
the birth bundles.
We broke
the bundles down intoseparate items
Dear Kate,
My heart goes out to you, but I don't have any real answers I'm afraid. I
would certainly back up contacting Pinky, also William Sears (in USA) has
just written a new book on sleep and James McKenna has done a lot of work on
sleep. A search for either of these names might bring
Sorry Sue this was in
response to a post about clamps cord cutting practices prior.
I've probablyalso
mixed "metaphors' between my private practice the Rosebud
Hospital.
With kind regardsBrenda Manning www.themidwife.com.au
- Original Message -
From:
Sue
Cookson
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