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An Extraordinary Ordinary Birth
The author tells the story of a homebirth that succeeded with the support of her midwife and husband.
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The author tells the story of a homebirth that succeeded with the support of her midwife and husband.
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A naturopath discusses the threat of heavy metal toxicity and detoxifying prior to pregnancy.
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Nancy continues her HIV series with a discussion of treatment for moms living with HIV and their babies.
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Sharon describes being “downsized” out of a hospital-based midwifery practice and how she responded.
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I have become increasingly frustrated and angry that posterior position and its ensuing complications in labor and delivery account for an inordinate number of caesareans.
After a test of faith, a midwife births her own baby without a hitch.
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Marion describes three different births in which the baby began in posterior presentation. This article includes tricks for turning a posterior baby.
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An interesting interview with a revered Pacific Northwest midwife.
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Marina tells of her experience at the Bahamas conference and plan for a Cuban midwives group
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Lecithin is an emulsifier, a dietary supplement and it helps support lactation. This article has some good information on dosage and uses.
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Piper Martin discusses homeopathic methods for dealing with occipital posterior position.
Read more…. Homeopathic Tools for Occiput Posterior Position
Jeannine Parvati Baker
Jeannine Parvati-Baker contributed so much to bringing life into the world and now she is dying. This interview captures her thoughts on the juxtaposition of these two opposite events.