Thank God there are some who support us, they are just not vocal
enough. Without the support of the Cairns OB's Mareeba would be
history.
Cheers
Judy
--- wump fish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As a newcomer to Australia from the UK - it seems that the obs
> are behaving
> like threatened childr
What a load of claptrap they write.
'There is none so blind as he who will not see!' seems to be
appropriate for those 600 OB's who obviously don't read the
evidence.
Cheers
Judy
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>
> In todays Australian
Send instant messages to your online friends http://au.mes
Coming, and to you as well Ken.
Judy
--- Ceri & Katrina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to get a copy??? Everyone's replies has me
> curious...
>
> :-)
> Katrina
>
>
> On 27/08/2005, at 7:27 PM, Ken WArd wrote:
>
> > I would love to see this video too, please. Maureen
> >
> >
You are probably right Michelle. Not a good idea to do a VE just to confirm full dilation. If they push well for ages with no progress that may be an indication but so often you see either the head or other positive signs of progress in a reasonable time so why make her uncomfortable?
Cheers
JudyMi
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> Judy Chapman
> Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2005 1:42 PM
> To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
> Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] BF video
>
> Any more takers for this one???
> It will take a while for me on my slow
t; Denise Hynd
>
> "Let us support one another, not just in philosophy but in
> action, for the sake of freedom for all women to choose
> exactly how and by whom, if by anyone, our bodies will be
> handled."
>
> - Linda Hes
>
> - Original Messa
I have just been sent a hilarious video (2MB). Mum doing a yoga handstand, baby crawling and knows where the good stuff comes from... Need I say more.
What a laugh.
On a par with one of my bellydance mates who is still BF a 2 yr old. 10 min prior to performance it was a loud "Titta, Mum, Titta" an
Lindsay,
Have you asked the CNC at Mareeba Maternity? 07 40929364
Mind you, we don't call ourselves 'alternative', we reckon we are just evidence based.
Cheers
JudyMichelle Windsor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Lindsay,
Sorry we can't offer you anything in Mackay at the birth centre. At presen
This reminds me of a time when I had a primi with an intact peri
in Saudi. I got called over to see her in the ward many hours
later as she was in great pain. Inspection showed a HUGE
haematoma starting high in the vagina, needed emergency draining
and haemostasis as well as blood transfusion. I wa
Thanks
Judy
--- Alphia Possamai-Inesedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is a copy of it.
>
> take care
> Alphia
>
> August 20, 2005 Saturday Travel Edition
>
> SECTION: REVIEW; Health; Pg. 29
>
> LENGTH: 891 words
>
> HEADLINE: Midwifery is safe, and access a right
>
> SOURCE: MATP
>
>
Also to consider, a sentence in "Episiotomy and the Second Stage
of Labor" edited by Sheila Kitzinger that has always stood out
for me as it makes so much sense. Whenever you put the scissors
in and cut you ALWAYS have second degree perineal trauma. If you
work to birth the baby with an intact peri
Tania,
Any chance of scanning and posting??
Cheers
Judy
--- Tania Smallwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Unfortunately not available electronically, but titled
> "Midwifery is safe,
> and access a right" what a wonderful comment on women's rights
> and the sad
> state of affairs here in Australia
Another interpretation of dependence is that they may actually
feel 'safe' with you. If they don't know and trust the others
how can they feel as safe and relax into the job in hand?
Judy
--- B & G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I agree. I see dependence is a mere transition phase as they
> start
soon as they can, many straight
from birth suite.
Cheers
Judy
--- Andrea Quanchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a policy or agreement or are you just employed and
> that is that
> Andrea
> On 07/08/2005, at 9:03 PM, Judy Chapman wrote:
>
> > When they suspended
ADDIT to message below. Mareeba sorts out our hours not Atherton
or Cairns so I guess that helps.
Cheers
Judy
--- Judy Chapman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When they suspended the birthing services in Mareeba we
> negociated to be able to:
> Birth with our women in Atherton - w
When they suspended the birthing services in Mareeba we
negociated to be able to:
Birth with our women in Atherton - we are both part of the same
Health Service District and therefore employed by the same
employer. and
After a bit of to-ing and fro-ing and orientation in their Birth
Suite we are ab
One 'sound birth' that I vividly remember: she had got to
pushing but could not push unless yelling but did not want to
yell. I had to coax her not to push but to 'shout at me, louder,
and again, that's really yell' etc. Then she pushed it out.
A story of my mums about the woman who birthed in the
Hi Yvette,
Hope you can manage the home birth. Don't forget, he can book
all he likes but can't cut till you sign the consent form. I
know he can bully but be strong and hold out for what you feel
is best for you and the babies.
Cheers
Judy
--- Lindsay & Yvette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How
I certainly have never seen any evidence. All one gets is
textbooks and protocol manuals telling you that you must but not
referencing the reason.
Cheers
Judy
--- Sally Westbury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to go further with today's radical thought.
>
> I believe there is not e
I wasn't at this triplet birth but knew what happened. It was a
long time ago, probably about 20 years. The woman was unbooked,
huge at ?30 weeks and labouring, a multi. She had been going to
birth at home with a lay midwife. No USS.
Palpation reveled too many poles, USS by Dr in LW revealed
twins
I have not seen exactly as you describe Narelle but similar at
an earlier stage of labour.
I am sure it is related to the way the head is lined up with the
opening and the pressure behind the baby at the time. As you
know it is common to feel the difference if doing a PVE either
during a contracti
I have to agree with you Melanie. This couple: "We are excited
to tell you we are having a baby boy!!! My wife and I could not
be more happy! Thanks to you and all the great people on your
team for rushing our order through so quickly... the suspense
was killing us! Robert & Ann T. - would not have
The last twin birth that I had the misfortune to be involved
with was a few years ago. I had caught the first babe and the
woman had been talked into all the interventions that you all
know about. Then the OB (fairly obviously playing up to the
crowd!) did an ARM with the second twin nowhere near t
Also meant to say Congratulations Justine. You will have your
hands full. I wish you a smooth pregnancy and great births.
Cheers
Judy
--- Judy Chapman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Geez Justine, can you clone that OB and spread him around
> Australia?
> Judy
>
>
> --
Geez Justine, can you clone that OB and spread him around
Australia?
Judy
--- Justine Caines <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear Sue and all
>
> What a story! Great work to you and the wonderful Mum
>
> I have recently found I am too carrying twins (babe 5 and 6!)
> Paul is off
> for a vasectom
What a fantastic story Sue. It helps the rest of us keep our
faith up in the face of problems.
Cheers
Judy
--- Sue Cookson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> I thought to let you know about a lovely homebirth of twins on
> Monday
> 4th July.
> Two little boys, 6lb7oz and 5lb 12oz, bor
On top of that we are not there to tell the woman what to do.
She is going to have to live the rest of her life with the
outcome of the decision so it has to be hers alone. All we can
do is help her clarify her thoughts and feelings as well as
letting her know the help that is available which ever
Thats a good one Jo. I need to book mark that one.
Cheers
Judy
--- JoFromOz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> http://www.thecowgoddess.com/archshow.asp?var=148
>
> Giggle for the day.
>
> Jo (RM)
>
>
>
>
>
>
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> This mailing list is sponsored by ACE Graphics.
> Visit
..is up and running today, have had two babies this morning.
They must have been crossing the legs waiting though my woman
was always going to birth here because her last labour was
precipitate.
Lovely way to celebrate a new beginning.
Cheers
Judy
Send instant messages to your online friends
Hey Tanya,
We in Mareeba have the 1 hour travel, you have 1 1/2 hrs. Should
one be transferring by Amublance you can add nearly another half
hour to that by the time you organise the transfer your end and
they get up to Cairns birth suite the other end.
I see you have some midwife antenatal clinic
Thank you Sue, Rosie and Marion, and all the wonderful people
who have supported us.
We are calling ourselves the Mareeba Midwifery Group Practice.
That means that we are not totally bound by Birth Centre rules.
We can't be as we are still offering the ante-natal care for
high risk women in their
Welcome Nicola,
I can't help with the doula training but you will find that
there is an abundance of wonderful people on the list who are
willing to help in any way they can.
Cheers
Judy
--- Nicola Morley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I have just joined this mailing list, and want to i
Having read both the articles supplied, comment on the second
one.
I know the OB people have to gain skills for emergencies but it
is pretty pathetic to subject mothers and babies to the trauma
and anxiety of these obstetric interventions "just for
practice".
Another example of women and babies not
Thought this might interest the woman asking about twin births.
I just came today on the ObGynWorld newsletter.
Cheers
Judy
Investigating the inter-twin interval
Issue 11: 30 May 2005
Source: American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 2005; 192:
1420-2
The length of time between the birth o
That is a great letter of Jenny's. When I read about the
incident in the Cairns Post I figrued it was blown up out of all
proportion. Figured the midwives were dealing with the shoulder
dystocia like Ina May recommended and that they were happy the
baby was shocked but ok with the placenta still su
Hi Ping,
We aren't doing to badly at the moment. There was a rally by
mothers and midwives and families on 12 May to protest the
'suspension' of our birthing services. Concurrently came the
release of the Maternity Services Review which I believe was
precipitated by the outcry in Mareeba. As you wo
Hi Jenny,
For myself, I work in a small hospital and we don't always have
a doctor close to hand all the time so I am happy I can
cannulate in a hurry when one of those unexpected big PPH's
start to happen. I would prefer to have it under control by the
time the Dr gets there and know her blood los
on, for the
> sake of freedom for all women to choose exactly how and by
> whom, if by
> anyone, our bodies will be handled."
>
> - Linda Hes
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Judy Chapman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:
> Sent: Tuesday, Ma
to MP's etc. There is a rally in town
> on thursday.
> > Pardon my rambling, I am tired and very very upset.
> > Judy
> >
> > >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/09/05 10:48pm >>>
> > Is this not the time for Qld to its first midwife led
>
Geez Justine, we are all so aware of that in Mareeba Maternity,
that is why we are what we are. Trouble is convincing the people
who have power over us. We will fight.
Judy
--- Justine Caines <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Gee Judy
>
> What an opportunity for midwifery to flourish!
>
> Midwives,
Mareeba midwives are in mourning. With our most experienced Dr going into private practice we have been told today that we may not do any more births after friday. We can still do antenatal and postnatal care.
I have not yet been to work today so I had to find out from the local news!!!
We will kee
Congratulations, may you always get the high of birthing with
women. Great to see the breech too.
You get runs of good and bad. I am in a rural unit with a low CS
rate but this week we have two primigravidas with prolonged
prelabour ROM at term both go to CS after getting so far and
just not getti
I have to agree. I have downloaded and printed heaps to read in
quiet times. 'bout 200 pages.
Cheers
Judy
--- B & G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is an awesome site. Can anyone help me with a
> midwifery/nurse
> theorist for these examples. Roys came to my mind when I was
> reading
> through
I would like to be in with this ordering lot please.
Cheers
Judy
--- Larissa Inns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is from Jennifairy - her email server is not behaving and
> she can't post it herself!
>
> For anyone wanting to purchase a doppler read on:
>
> >Pamela & I have managed to trac
Monica,
Congratulations on remaining a midwife.
I can't answer the caseload question but it sounds like the pay
is a rip off. When I was in the teams at Mackay we were all
level 2 clinical midwives for a start. Don't know what the
formula for the salary was but the shift work needs to be
recognise
The info below was often taken into account when I worked in
Saudi Arabia 10 yrs ago.
cheers
Judy
--- Callum & Kirsten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> FYI
>
> Kirsten
>
>
>
http://www2.eobgynnews.com/scripts/om.dll/serve?article=aqo05040601c#tqo05040601c01
>
>
Find local movie times and traile
Have seen a woman with a previous 4+ kg baby born normally have a CS as US said this one was 5 kg. Turned out to be smaller than the first!!!
What a waste. That was around the time I two catches, both second babies and both easy births one 10lb 12oz and the other 11lb.
Cheers
JudyBelinda Maier <[E
I don't think you are a wuss Sue. Looking back 32 yrs I still remember taking heaps of analgesia.
Cheers
JudySusan Cudlipp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Slightly tongue-in-cheek here but I have also observed that women who are smokers tend to require less pain relief as they seem very keen to get
I don't think you are a wuss Sue. Looking back 32 yrs I still remember taking heaps of analgesia.
Cheers
JudySusan Cudlipp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Slightly tongue-in-cheek here but I have also observed that women who are smokers tend to require less pain relief as they seem very keen to get
Also from a small hospital. After a spinal for the CS the woman is given a naprosin supp and panadol supp. Then she is written up for 4 hourly Pethidine, BD Brufen or Naprosin and 6 hrly Panadiend Forte, all PRN. I find that not many women utilise the Pethidine, or maybe only one or two doses. They
Katrina,
I have never heard of a way of making the placenta move. Chances are that with only 0.5 cm to move that it will by ok by the next few weeks.
Cared for a woman who had a bleed at 25 wks and it was from placenta praevia. Kept in hospital resting and for observation. Had minor bleeds over th
Hi Michelle,
Can't access stuff on my computer to help you as it is dead but there is a research out there somewhere which showed that there is more mec lic in women who have had castor oil than those who did not. Foetal outcomes were as good as the no oil group I think. Can't remember the specifi
Wouldn't mind a photo as well Jo.
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Cheers
JudyMarilyn Kleidon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would love this too , Jo. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
thanks
marilyn
- Original Message -
From: Wendy Taberer
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 5:
Another suggestion is to post it in photobucket or something similar and then link to it.
Cheers
JudyAndrea Robertson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Jo,No, the list can't handle attachments. If people would like a copy of your picture, perhaps they can ask you to email them off the list?Regards,A
Hi Dierdre,
Mareeba Hospital maternity is not a birth centre but being a small rural hospital could be considered a 'low risk' centre. Our tertiary hospital is Cairns Base Hospital, an hour's drive away. We are required to refer all high risk women there but we do have facilities for emergency CS
Hi Dierdre,
Mareeba Hospital maternity is not a birth centre but being a small rural hospital could be considered a 'low risk' centre. Our tertiary hospital is Cairns Base Hospital, an hour's drive away. We are required to refer all high risk women there but we do have facilities for emergency CS
Hi Dierdre,
Mareeba Hospital maternity is not a birth centre but being a small rural hospital could be considered a 'low risk' centre. Our tertiary hospital is Cairns Base Hospital, an hour's drive away. We are required to refer all high risk women there but we do have facilities for emergency CS (
Interesting article.
My older brother has trouble showing emotion. Mum told once how
she got him into routine by letting him cry. She kept going in a
checking on him but he had to learn. That was 54 yrs ago.
Cheers
Judy
--- barbara glare & chris bright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>
> >
> > C
In Mareeba we also do the Free Circulating Anti D. In Mackay a
Kleihauer test was done an hour after birth and Anti D was given
if baby was positive and the amount according to the estimation
of circulating fetal blood cells.
Cheers
Judy
--- Andrea Quanchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thats int
I guess if we took this 'pro all life' argument to the extreme
then we would not have leather in our lounges, cars, shoes.
There is a school of thought out there that plants scream when
cut so I guess we don't cut any, don't rip veges off the
tree/vine, don't fell trees etc!!!
Cheers
Judy
--- Abb
Kirsten,
The url is there, just not linked. Cut and paste into a browser
address box and hit enter.
Judy
--- Kirsten Wohlt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Leanne,
>
> There doesn't seem to have been a link to the article..would
> be very interested to see it!
>
> Kirsten
>
>
> leanne wyn
2 months and you would be overrun. I was away a week and had 160 in my inbox. That was just ozmid too.
Judy C
Van Onselen Family <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Only a dozen times ?your lucky *smile*I had 30.
colleen
Ps I am in the process of moving from Kuala Lumpur to Australia I do not wish to b
Heard about this on another list.
I know not all believe that abortion is a terrible thing but
even so I think these Tshirts are a bit much.
Life is so cheap you can advertise that you are killing off
other human beings and be proud of it.
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/ppfastore/ihadabt.html
Che
On top of that any attched file with a .exe and no resonable
explanatory text is likely to be dangerous. I deleted it with
out opening.
Cheers
Judy
--- Kirsten Blacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
Firstly, I never open attachments unless I'm expecting them
> and I know what they are, and I don't o
Jan,
The url has wrapped to another line and if you have not cut and pasted that to the end of the highlighted link that could be the problem with access.
cheers
JudyJan Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi MarieHaving a second attempt to access this, but it keeps telling me it is a bad gateway.
Don't know the reason for that but I picked up the terminology when working in an American run hospital in Saudi.
JudySheena Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you to all who replied about the cord around the neck query of mine. Now I have another question, why is it sometimes called the
Was talking to a niece on the weekend who is single, two children, youngest about 5 yrs old and diabetes diagnosed within months of birth.
We were discussing paternalistic doctors and she told me of the diabetic physician who made her feel like a bad mum because her son' s HBA1C was up a bit. He u
I nearly forgot and only got the last couple of minutes where you were talking about how babies might actually have something wrong when they cry. Came across well Pinky. Well done. If you have converted only one or two people you have still done a good and positive job.
Cheers
JudyPinky McKay <[E
Have just re-read my assignment and find I need to 'obtain a health related human interest story of at least 1000 words (approximately 3 pages in length ) from a popular magazine published between January and June 2004.
I don't read popular magazines (except for gardening, computer and 4WD and the
Hi Tracy
Mackay Birth Center takes primips but not inductions with the exception of women booked with them who have had an ARM and have then established in labour.
How long does it take to transfer to the tertiary unit? I don't have figures to back me up but my feeling is that the main difference b
I haven't had a message for 2 days. Is the list so quiet or am I having problems.
Judy
Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies.
Hear, Hear Sadie. I won't weigh the baby before feeding unless we have tried and baby is not ready.
I often joke with the women about them not even knowing what a pound is. They want it for the grandparents.
Cheers
Judy
Sadie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Very interesting research Mary - howeve
Nicole,
He can't do any CS without her signing the sonsent form. That would be a major assault charge for him. She would get heaps of bulllying though so if she can find a more accommodating accoucher it will be easier.
Cheers
JudyNicole Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
to Sally, Jay
Jen,
I have not seen it used other than for termination. That is several hospitals in Nth Qld.
Cheers
JudyJen Semple <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How common is the use of misoprostol for induction in Australia?
I've read it's used quite a lot in the US & that it's used in abortion in Australia, bu
At the risk of being flamed, moving around is not the best for
all. I have recently cared for a woman with definite ideas for
an active birth (unfortunately I did not know her prior) and
when she started contracting well she was very active. Bath, all
fours, standing, walking all night. Declined VE
I once heard an OB say that there were more risks to the mother
from the CS than to the baby from the herpes with the older
infections. Might be worth pursuing.
Cheers
Judy
--- Nicole Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
Hi all,
> I posted a query last year re. genital herpes in pregnancy. I
In all my years as a midwife I have worked mostly in hospitals which favour early food and drink after CS and rare are the problems. I have found that those women who do have a problem with their gut tend not to want food/drink. I guess it is her body saying it is not ready yet?
Cheers
JudyJen Sem
It would be interesting to see this study replicated with larger
numbers. Interesting that the rate of CS was lower in the group
which had the oxytocic ceased at 5 cm.
Cheers
Judy
--- Mary Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Interesting..
women often as why the "drip" can't be
> discontinued o
The last few places I have worked also used epidurals with VBAC. Just need to monitor properly. In the old days they said an epidural could not be used as the woman would not have the pain cues to impending uterine rupture. At least that is what I was told.
Cheers
Judymh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At my previous hospital where we had an extended midwifery scheme we had a biliblanket which we were able to send home with mothers who needed them. Typically, these women had gone home early, follow up visits had identified jaundice requiring phototherapy, and unless the woman was completely unabl
Abby, I am sorry that you have only had negative from 'the system'. Midwifery is such a changing climate. I am tempted to say that Australia is going from the obstetric nurse system to midwifery and different hospitals are changing/not changing at different rates. There are some out there, the one
This is one of the saddest stories that I have heard in ages and how those on that fateful night can call themselves midwives has got me beat. I am not a huge believer in the legal system but I think, down the track, your sis has a case to call the hospital to task and expect explanations to her sa
I have to agree on the horific nature of the hydropic. Prior to my starting my nursing I had my second child in a public hospital. One woman had had a live first child and then got Rh antibodies. When I met her she had just had her seventh child, still born as were the last five. Her first had been
Heard an anecdote the other day about a woman who had 3 vaginal births after a CS and they it was found out the CS was Classical.
JudyFrom: "*G and S*" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] New models of midwifery care
Date: Sun, 30
I have seen many a primip with a high head at the beginning of labour who has progressed and birthed well. One recent woman who comes to mind had a support person who was an acupuncturist and after a treatment she zoomed along and did exceptionally well. Bowen can work well too to help normalise t
I don't have the evidence available to back me up but I do prefer to teach the parents how to tell if their baby is feeding well by things like alertness, urine output, the feel of the breasts before and after feeds, attachment and contentment, etc etc. I am not fond of weighing, it is just anothe
Hi Nola,
I guess it depends on where you are. The woman (primigravida) I birthed with at 0615 today wanted an epidural but being in a small hospital and one of our GP anaesthetists being on leave it was not going to happen so she was told that if she really wanted it she would be transferred. She
We were all so happy at work this morning. Woman having third baby and at term. First CS for breech, second SVB. OB in tertiary hospital telling her that she should not be seeing midwives "They can't fix up the ruptured uterus can they?"
She an intelligent professional but very unsure, pulled bot
It is certainly a good book. He also has some articles on the birthinternational site worth reading.
Judy
From: "Rob and Claire Leslie-Carter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ozmidwifery] excellent book
Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2003 11:12:03 +0100
If it is Michael Humphrey ex Cairns I guess it is. He got a bit of a caning on the list a while ago but I have heard he was a great support to the Mareeba Maternity unit when they had a GP obst having a go at them and trying to wreak havoc.
Cheers
Judy<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery
Having made mistakes in the past with VE's I am now not happy to say I have felt the cervix until I have been able to really feel that edge and if possible and not painful, to be able to slip the finger tip right under it.
Judy
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Hi Cas,
Re the blood streaks: they can happen in a normal birth if the labia have split a bit prior to the head being born then the blood can leave some streaks over the babies head.
I am sorry I missed that birth. 'fraid my TV reception is pretty poor (rural) and I don't watch much.
Judy
From:
Rhonda,
My 30 yr old son was my first CS and I was encouraged to wear a light panty girdle afterwards for a while to support the belly. Still used the same thing for my daughter 19 months later. I think it helps the pain a bit for a while but my sag in the skin is still not good. Even when I had l
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 4:32 PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] National Register of ALL Independent ChildbirthEducators (NICE)
She certainly would if she got any answers. Have 1 promise so far.
Judy
om: "Child Birth Inf
ld have a nice list of midwives because of this.
Her name is Judy Chapman
P.O Box 1524
Mareeba QLD 4880
Maybe you might be interested
Terry Stockdale
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From: Julie Clarke
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I think we all have bad runs. Since I have been at my new job primips have given me a hard time with a couple going on to CS. Had real good figures at the last place.
Cheers
Judy
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The new semester is starting and I need assistance from those of you who have business cards. I am doing desktop publishing for the first assignment I need to design a business card. I have to spend time collecting business cards to use for inspiration. I need to have two that I really like to sub
I believe there is someone. Email me privately and I can get in contact with a midwife who knows the said homebirth midwife.
Cheers
Judy
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Certainly does sound like restless legs syndrome which I have had for years. Tried lots of stuff but little works. A panadiene at night often does but not always. My mum finds one aspirin works for her (not for the pregnant women though).
Judy
From: "Sheena Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Jo,
I am actually on holiday and travelling so have no references with me but there is a lot of info out there on physiological pushing as well as proper upright positioning etc. Chase up the work of Constance Benyon who wrote about physiological pushing vs the valsalver manouver in 1952.
Cheer
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