This is a fantastic read!! This
articleturns the tables, and looks at howwella mancould
performhis procreative function under the same conditions as
birthing women.
http://pro.wanadoo.fr/tansen/bioethics/fun/orgasmio.htm
http://www.timesleader.com/mld/timesleader/news/7722217.htm
Thankyou for such a brilliant post Sue - very thorough and informative. Will
be keeping this in my special file of important midwifery stuff :)
Hugs, Larissa
2nd yr B Mid FUSA
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Hugs, Larissa
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HI all,
Can Miriam from Flinders Uni, who was at
HI Julie!
This sound possibly more like a succenturiate
(sp?)lobe than two separate placentas. I'm thinking there is a risk of the
vessels breaking and subsequent bleeding and also of retained fragments
(cotyledons) as far as I know. I have seen one but it was a c/s so I'm not
really 100%.
Hi Tania!
It's July 24-28, 2005, check out the website at http://www.midwives2005.com
Hugs,Larissa
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dates?
I just looked after a woman who had one (epidural) booked prior to
induction - reason given was that the anaesthetist will be in surgery and
it's not convenient for him to come and give you an epidural when you'll
need one
And the women are paying how much for this service?!?!? The mind
"I would be very interested to hear from student
midwives on this - what exactly are you being taught nowadays?"
I have always been taught to await the signs of
separation before doing anything else -being patient significantly
reduces the chanceof problems resulting from "failure to wait"
Is there reallya 10% risk of uterine puncture? I've not
seen that stat yet ( or did I have my eyes shut? LOL).
As for the vasectomy - nothing is fool proof and I personally
know 2 people who had failed vasectomies where they magically regrew back
together (the body is very clever!).
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 track down a company in the US
that will sell us Huntleigh dopplers (with waterproof probe) for $450 US
(around $583 Aust)
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Hi Sylvia!
There are a few anaesthetists at WCH who run hypno
classes but I can't remember names. Hopefully someone from there will know!! I
am sure they are open to everyone as I have had a few private clients not
birthing at WCH go to them with good results.
Good luck!
Yes - this was the case at the hospital I am doing
placement at. The woman's placenta was removed as much as possible but a small
bit was left behind (obviously). Around 3 months later the remaining bit came
away on it's own - it had calcified and was like a small rock. I don't know if
she
Well I think I've seen it all now - just perusing
ebay when I found that you can buy cow colostrumcapsules online!!
The colostrum is harvested in the first 5 milkings
after calving and then dried into powder.
Not only do we humans have to interfere in our
ownbirths we are now down to
Those of you who are ANF members and receive the
ANJ there is a great article (3 pages!) in this months issue by Fiona Armstrong
titled "The fight to care" and it's all about women having the right to choose
midwifery care.
Well worth a read.
Hugs, Larissa
Yes I saw that too (bottom paragraph, middle column
on pg 15 for those who want to see)
"midwives in private practice have to negotiate
their own indemnity cover, with premiums based on obstetric risk and obstetric
income rather than midwifery risk and midwifery income"
I have no idea if
I only know of a couple of private OB's who use it
at one of our local private hospitals. Most choose not to use it because of the
cost.
Hugs,Larissa.
My next question for the list is to ask of any
sites where Midwives are using cervidil.
Cheers
Alesa
Well since I have absolutely no clue about gardening I planted a lime tree
straight on top of my youngest daughter's placenta (14 months after being in
the freezer LOL I think I had letting go issues!) and while it didn't die
it didn't exactly thrive either for about a year.
It's looking really
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