Judy said:
" .....admitted with a transverse lie at term but rejected any treatment.
She was a mulipara. Many times over the next week the dangers were explained
(such explanation was well documented) and she declined CS. Finally she
consented and it was scheduled for the next day. That evening SROM and thick
mec. Emergency CS and a beautiful boy around 9 lbs was born. Died next day
of Mec aspiration pneumonia.".
What if there is another way of processing this story? How about looking at
it from a neurobiophysiological point of view?
We now know that the biobody suit is an interweaving multisystem
communication centre with messenger molecules interacting at unbelievable
numbers of encounters per millisecond.
We now know that emotions (one form (with many parts/aspects) of messenger
molecules) are the central organising process of the nervous system (both
central and peripheral)
We know that much that goes on both internally and externally bypasses the
conscious mind (awareness)
We now know that the conscious mind (that is awareness) hangs around in the
prefrontal cortex and a bit of the left side of the brain
It is focus and intent, coupled with perception (beliefs underpin
perception) that shapes so much of what we experience
We now know that the pictures we see over and over again have a strong
tendency to come true - that is the role of the right side (hemisphere) of
the brain - it is our creative link. Even when we are not consciously
thinking them. They form a pattern in the neurology/nervous system.
we now know that neural net profiles (that is the way the neurons fire
together in patterns, plus the way that message is passed through the
nervous system/unconscious mind aka body) create 'states' or emodied
patterns of movement, behaviour, feelings (which is when the part of the
brain associated with movement/place in space/kinaesthetics, plus that part
associated with emotions, motivation, sex, stress, etc plus the left and
right side of the brain AND the prefrontal cortex and all its meaning making
connections all work together for a common purpose)
and all of this is transmitted from one part of the biobody suit to another
in nano/milliseconds via the four main messenger molecule communication
pathways
that messages from people in authority are hypnotic, that is they go
straight into the imaginative part of the brain/neurology bypassing the
conscious mind and that if there is resistence to the message it is even
more powerfully encoded in the neurology.
so that everything is affected, including the prenate of a mother.
so I wonder how that woman was responding on a deep, emotional and
imaginative level to the constant bombardment of negative messages? hmmm
Babies who are sideways in the uterus have a message, the neural net profile
of the mother is being fired about something which causes her neurology
(which includes her nervous system) to go into patterns - these patterns
cause the pelvic muscles, plus the muscles of the uterus to adopt different
tensions, which therefore play out as different baby positions - often a
malposition. Sideways babies usually are indicating that something is
sideways in the woman's life and you need to ask the woman what that is,
rather than frighten (with all the nervous system electrics and messenger
molecule cascades that come with fear in all his guises - well meaning or
not) her into submission.
What if...
as a result of the constant shroud waving....
*the mother was fearful and resistent
*she thought that couldn't happen to me as she pictured it happening as it
was being replayed over and over again
*fear and resistence sends electrical messages everywhere, floods of
messenger molecules through her and the baby's bodies - totally switching
into high alert the sympathetic pathway of the autonomic system DANGER was
the ongoing message for a week... cortisol in chronic (and more than a few
minutes of DANGER is chronic) washes away brain cells and connections and is
toxic to cells and babies
hmmm
babies pickled in stress juices don't grow well, they don't feel loved and
welcomed and they feel fear
sometimes what we do as health professionals can be like "pointing the bone"
(which is very easy to understand why that works when we understand the role
of expectation, belief and how the brain works)
is this one of them? I don't know of course, no one can know for sure.
It depends on so many variables, such as what was she thinking about minute
by minute day after day? How did she feel after being informed of the
dangers and risks? What was her reaction? What did she think about when no
one was there? What was going on for her at home and in life?
That's worth thinking about.
Carolyn
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