Sentences with phrase «part about the midwife»

best part about my midwife.

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My doctors have been supportive, and I'm trusting what my midwife has told me about how the practice handles natural births (she no longer delivers, but is still a part of the practice).

I was young and didn't know much about birth but, there was some part of me that knew I wanted to work with a midwife and try for an un-medicated birth.

Although there is ambiguity regarding what is meant by a «certified midwife,» there is no ambiguity to the part about «practicing in an integrated and regulated health system.»

I told myself that I didn't home birth for financial reasons, but saving money was a big part of it, and if I had understood that I had about a 40 % chance of having to pay both the midwife and the hospital, I probably would have reconsidered.

I suggest you look up a thorough debunking og what MANA posted are studies that «prove» safety of homebirth on Honest Midwife's blog — she is a former CPM who analyzed these studies and claims about them as part of her research paper.

Most of this story is from what I directly remember, but there are parts that I was told about afterwards, from my midwife and doula and a friend that was there, filling in the blanks when I was too out of it to fully realize what was going on.

It took about 15 minutes to burn the cord and each of your» grandparents, Ceci, our midwifes, and Daddy and I all got to be a part of the process.

I was watching the BBC2 Midwives programme — responsible for a recent attack of the broods — and started thinking about both Eliza's birth story and how the actual birth process is such a big focus for future parents, but only a really tiny part of the parenting story.

I give a talk to midwives regularly about this as part of pathology and autopsies.