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Re: CNMs and Water BirthsFrom: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@lisse.NA)Sat Nov 4 00:42:57 2000
Ginny,
At 14:07 03.11.00 -0600, ginny lee BSN, GNM wrote:
> >Does the Nursing or Midwifery Board prescribe having delivered as a So then don't post such a nonsense, please.
>simply trying to give you an idea why a woman would choose to labor in the I have worked in a large baby factory for some years, and under difficult circumstances, I have now worked in two German hospitals that seem to be average with regards to practice, all my colleagues tell me so, at least and I have delivered a few babies in the pool. I think I know, from personal experience, what I am talking about. There is nothing wrong with doing relaxation baths and the like. This is really good stuff. But to deliver in the pool? This is purely en vogue. [...]
>(who does own several pairs of Birkenstocks, but whose bathtub was too I have been wearing Birkies for 30 years now, myself :-)-O el
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