Issue 76, Winter 2005

Cover photo by Minhoon Kim

Theme: Posterior Position
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4	Poetry
5	From the Editor—Bahamas: Success on Many Levels
6	Networking
7	Tricks of the Trade
8	Midwifery Model of Care—Phase II
9	Marion's Message
60	Media Reviews
62	News
70	Classified Advertising
71	Calendar
73	Photo Album

12	Posterior Labor: A Pain in the Back Valerie El Halta
14	A Decade of Nurse-Midwifery Practice, and Done Sharon Glass Jonquil
16	Just Say No to Drugs Esther Marilus
18	Birth Crisis Lori Wrankle
19	Response to "Birth Crisis" Elise Hansen
20	They Do Come Out Ari Benson
22	Occiput Posterior Position Should Be Exceptionally Rare at Birth Michel Odent
23	Homeopathic Tools for Occiput Posterior Position Piper Martin
24	An Interview with Mabel Dzata Heather Long
26	Lecithin: It Isn't Just for Plugged Milk Ducts and Mastitis Anymore Cheryl Renfree Scott
28	Is Posterior Position Really a Problem Wintergreen
30	Giving Birth: A Midwife's Faith in Birth Is Reborn Dena Moes
32	Birth and Death: The Mystery of Mortality, An Interview with Jeannine Parvati Baker, Part Two Sarah Naomi Bly
34	Reclaiming a Cuban Heritage, Nassau, Bahamas, September 2005 Marina Alzugaray
36	Bahamas 2005 Scrapbook
38	An Extraordinary Ordinary Birth Angelia Brea Mercer
40	Reducing the Risk of Postpartum Depression Adarsa Antares
41	A Call to Action: Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC) in Crisis in Florida Darjee Sahala
43	HIV in Postpartum and Baby Care Nancy Miller
46	The Business of Midwifery: Documentation for Success II Linda Lieberman
48	Heavy Metal Toxicity and the Unborn Child Janine Bowring

50	What Hope Looks Like: A Visit to the Fistula Hospital Deborah Craig
52	Homebirth in Nigeria: Obstacles and Prospects Andrew I. Ewere
55	Mexico Birth Center: Part II Joni Nichols
58	Traditional Mexican Midwife: Doña Enriqueta Contreras (online only in Spanish) Translated by Robbie Davis-Floyd