Issue 68
Winter 2003
Theme: Instinctive Birth
Photo by Nicole Binder
Departments
- From the Editor: Two Important Keys: Autonomy and Working Together
- Poetry
- Networking
- Tricks of the Trade
- Marion’s Message: From Mexico
- Question of the Quarter
- Evidence-based Midwifery
- Media Reviews
- News
- Classified Advertising
- Calendar
- Photo Album
Features
- A Vision of Birth—Sarah J. Buckley
- Being A Midwife —Gloria Lemay
- Preparing The Nest—Michel Odent
- Instinctive Birth: Finding The Pulse —Jeannine Parvati Baker
- The Art Of Leaving Alone—Jenny Hall
- Listening To Eve—Linda McHale
- Birth As Sheer Pleasure—Ingrid Bauer
- Voices Of Distress
- The Ties That Bind—Kim Wildner
- Midwifery Etiquette—Cynthia Jaffe
- Breastfeeding During Pregnancy—Hilary Dervin Flower
- Transports: Making a Seamless Transition—Barbara E. Herrera
- Women In Birth—Harriette Hartigan
- Effective Alternative Treatments For Breech Presentation—Julie Brill
- To Progress Or Not To Progress—Renata Hillman
- The Day Dorian Was Born—Laura Stalker
- A Tribute To Dr. White
- Salt of the Earth—Peggy Sawyer
International Midwife
- Healing in Mexico
- Cards and Letters
- Hungarian Women Unveil An Ironic Curtain—Betty-Anne Daviss
- En Español
- Instinctual Breech Birth—Sister MorningStar
- Interviews With Maiden Midwives—Mary Kroeger
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