As far as I know, fluid levels dropping can also mean that the baby is just
getting ready to be born.
Vedrana
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I have a few holes to fill in this birth story from one woman from my CBE classes - I just went to see her today in hospital. This is what I got, but I feel as though I want to 'understand'it more - if I can?!
39+6 - Christmas morning! Light cxn begin to build over the day and steadily increase to
Hi Janet,
In Ina May Gaskin's latest book she has their stats for pre-eclampsia. just
off the top of my head I think it was something like 0.2%. She believed this
was largely due to the healthy diet of the women, many of them vegans. I think
it's facinating and since then have taken more
It would be easy to be critical after the fact and as you say without
being there but from my experience I would suggest the following
Just the fact that she was labouring so well and progressing at home
does not suggest sub optimal positioning at this stage as this lead
to spurious type
Hello, everybody,
It's been really interesting reading about the birth
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It's been so interesting for me to read about this birth and Andrea's
woman's experience too. I am a newly qualified student midwife currently
working in birth suite doing my rotations. I have come across both these
types of births and each time I instinctively knew the mother baby only
Carolyn,
Would you have any feedback on managed 3rd stage for rhesus negative women?
Thanks
Angela
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Great question Kristin.
If a woman who has given birth to her baby is in her 'tend and befriend'
neural network regulatory process aka
Hello Angela,
From my perspective, it would seem that an exogenous oxytocic mediated third
stage, with its forceful, prolonged contraction would be more likely to force
fetal blood into the maternal system. That contraction, coupled with pulling
and tugging, removing placental bits from the
Dear Gail,
Firstly, your instincts are spot on.
This is a very distressing story. It is not a coincidence that these
women's labours stalled following his VE's, that is absolutely to be
expected and is the result of a mindless disruption of the women's optimal
state of neurophyiological
Gee Carolyn...I'd like to have coffee with you one day or two! :-)
Kristin
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Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2006 13:24:40 +1100
Dear
Can I come too? :)
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Gee Carolyn...I'd like to have coffee with you one day or two! :-)
WOW!!! Thank you thank you thank you. Carolyn, that was just what
I needed. Are you going to the homebirth conference this year? If so, I
would dearly love to catch up with you everyone else who contributes to
the ozmidwifery site. maybe we can wear a flower or something so we
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