Judy, I've just got back from holidays and would love to be sent a copy of the
breastfeeding video cheers Jenni ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Personally Andrea, my hubby was far more traumatized by my second birth
-my episiotomies vbac- than my horrific cs of my first. It wasn’t until
I had my third did he truly understand what I was on about. He was mute
with the first. Scared sh*tless with the second. He laughed and cried
with our
Thank you for this, Rachel. I am very interested in this subject because in
Croatia, you become a midwife after graduating from a high school for midwives.
There is no university-level education afterwards and I was under an impression
that if we (women and midwives together) manage to convince
Hi Lindsay,
At what gestation did the u/sound miss your twins pregnancy?
Anyone else have a similar story?
Sue
I had
ultrasounds on the day of birth of
my last two babies, I was overdue both times and had to see
Obstetrician.
These were my 4th and 5th children. Number 4 he
I've sent it to you for Judy, because of her slow line.
Vedrana
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Judy, I've
can you let us know how the c-section conference goes Rachel ?
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My husband was traumatized by my birth (and so was I). After the ob decided to
use vaccuum extraction, he was sent out of the room and just listened to all
what was happening. When our son (Vid) was born, he was called back into the
room and was shocked with all the blood (they did an
A woman I know who was given 3
u/s in labour (to see where the baby was...)as well as countless others
through her pregnancy, was eventually told she had no option but c-sec for her
breech baby. When they cut into her, they sliced straight through her placenta
because NO ONE HAD PICKED UP
Judy
would love a copy of the video too if possible
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Hi all,
I thought I'd share with you a ridiculous scenerio
which happened at my work today. A woman who was having her fourth baby,
three previous being vaginal births and one of which was a uncomplicated vaginal
breech birth was booked for her first ELUSC for breech at 38 weeks. Upon
What
fool the woman to believe the rubbish obliviously told her, she already
had the proof of a breech vaginal birth. I would love to have a chat with
her. some women do think a c/s is easier and jump at the chance when one is
offered.
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Hi Melissa (only just worked out the surname
:-))
Yes, happened today - how sad.
Also today we saw a multi 10 wks post partum with
RPOC post emergency C/S for breech at 36 weeks. This particular lady had vaginal
breech with no.1, I delivered no 2 (SVD), and then, as you say - came into
Couldn't resist adding my bit to this one!
First bub was elective C/S, which hubby found very ho hum, not really a
worry or a turn off, but not very exciting either - his words were it's a
bit like ordering your baby at the department store
2nd bub was VBAC but VERY medicalised- I had so much
As someone who facilitates couples' preparation for birth as part of a
comprehensive 12 week course that essentially gives the dads training
similar to a doula's, I see this article as addressing something that
happens when dads are unprepared.
The type of birth experience doesn't seem to
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From: sally b
To: Sally-Anne Brown
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 6:12 AM
Subject: Midwife criticism 'misused statistics' (http://theaustralian.com.au
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sally b ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) suggested you might
be interested in this
Sue,
I wish we could teach women that they can say NO
to C/S.
No consent, no surgery.
What can we do to enable them to just have faith?
I know it's the old education, education, education but it's just so wrong
!
Very distressing, makes me want to cry!
We used tohave beautiful standing
Lea,
Your classes sound great.
I wonder if anyone does these or similar in Melbourne specifically for men
??
BM
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Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 12:38 AM
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I totally agreemy husband has been present for my two home water births
too. In facthe said it felt so great as he felt like we did it all on
our own with the midwife reassuringly in the corner of the room...which we
did.
Tanya
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I wonder if
anyone does these or similar in Melbourne specifically for men
On the Joyous Birth forums
there is a private section specifically for fathers who have been present at
births which were traumatic. We also support them in planning, with their
partners,for subsequent births in a
Does anyone remember an article about Epidurals increasing
the percentge of posterior presentations?
I wanted to use the reference for Childbirth classes and
wondered if anyone remembered whether it was a journal article or not.
Thanks Lisa
Hi Sue,
Couldn't but wonder what would of happened if she
went to Dr W clinic day?
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From:
Susan
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To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 8:38
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Re:
Hi Melissa (only just
Sue, you are so lucky to have cared for women having a physiological breech.
I have only seen one vaginal breech - and it was far from physiological
(epidural, stirrups, fiddling about etc).
Unfortunately it doesn't matter what we teach women about saying 'no'. When
they are faced with an
Hear hear both of you.
In our practice, we have taken on several couples where, after meeting the
partner, it becomes obvious that part of the drive to birth at home, is
because of that feeling of 'being a spare tyre' at the last birth. Even
though some of these blokes aren't completely
Hello everyone,
Just wanted to let the list know that the Homebirth Network
of SA is having a coffee morning tomorrow, 2nd September, from 10-12
at the Eastwood Community Center, 95 Glen Osmond Rd, Eastwood. We are also
having a birth story night from 7.30pm at the same venue, on the
Hi Tania : )
Have you put those details on
Joyous Birth? I'd be most grateful! I'll put them on Natural Parenting for you
too, if you wish!
J
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Smallwood
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 11:55
Hi Sue
It was about 11 weeks. I was booked
into the hospital clinic, had the USS and antenatal appointment and decided I couldnt
stand the cattle market philosophy and changed to a GP who did deliveries (this
was a few years ago in NZ, prior to independent midwives). On my first
visit
Rachel,
Actually that was me (Brenda)not Sue, who wrote about the physiological
breeches, and I do realise now that experience is rare.
When you speak about choice what you'd do if you had a breech baby
yourself you are really limited because there are not many of us in PP who
have
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