From rhrealitycheck.org
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Time is running out to ask your Senators to sponsor an amendment that would ensure Certified Professional Midwives are covered under Medicaid, in the Senate health care reform bill. Midwifery gives low risk pregnant and birthing women a safe option and reduces overall costs in health care as well!
- Women And Midwives Gather In Belfast To Discuss The Future Of Midwifery, UK (medicalnewstoday.com)
- ACNM Announces National Midwifery Week (medicalnewstoday.com)
Hey Feministing Community! I'm trying to find some information on how midwifery and other alternative birthing options are treated in all the health care reform bills, but finding comparisons about this topic is proving difficult. Anyone know of any resources...
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From feedburner.com
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Over at the Missoula Notebook, I take a look at the latest chapter in the story of one midwife’s fight to bring a birthing center back to Missoula. Just as she completed work on her new center’s first birthing room, the local hospital banned her from its premises.
This matters more than you might think:
While [...]
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From marginnotes.net
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From Jan's blog: This is what I want to say to every young woman in the world: your birth is the most important event in shaping your life as a mother. This is wrong on so many levels. Start at...
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From lizditz.typepad.com
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I've had the majority of my antenatal care through the local midwife-led unit. It's a very relaxed atmosphere, a great team of midwives who're all there for you and make you feel like you're the only woman in the world currently having a baby. Clearly that's not the case, but it's nice to be made to feel that comfortable. Because it's a midwife-led unit, they don't have any obstetricians or doctors to oversee labour/birth and consequently, you...
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From feedburner.com
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Whenever I think about midwifery as a career, I remember Sister Angela Murdaugh’s words: “Midwifery is a calling. If you do not believe that you were called, you should get out of midwifery.”
But, how do we know if we were called?
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From rhrealitycheck.org
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Cara Muhlhahn A high-profile midwife who was featured in a New York cover story and the documentary The Business of Being Born is being sued by a Manhattan couple who blame her for their baby's death. The midwife, Carla Muhlhahn, is one of the most well-known midwives, and it's not the first time she's been sued; in 2003, she settled a $950,000 lawsuit after a baby was partially paralyzed. In the current lawsuit, Catherine and Ricardo...
From gothamist.com
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- Time to deliver hospital's midwife-led maternity unit (belfasttelegraph.co.uk)
- Midwife sued in labor death (nypost.com)
- A Man's Perspective on Midwifery and Gender (rhrealitycheck.org)

