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Re: UK Pap rules was Sexual abuse was Spanking babiesFrom: GA12L@aol.comTue Feb 28 04:45:57 2006
In a message dated 28/02/2006 01:31:51 GMT Standard Time, divinegracie@earthlink.net writes: But Gail, all that gyne stuff aside, I think you're educated more than we are here in CNM school about how to be with a woman in labor Well that's what the word midwife means, 'with woman' and that's what i do. It would also explain why many women I care for have very little pain relief and certainly no epidurals. The only time i care for a woman wit an epidural is if I've taken over from another midwife. I encourage the women to be upright and mobile; to eat and drink freely (you can't run an engine without fuel) and even go home for a while if they want. If they're in the room I am with them showing the partner how to massage; encouraging the woman, and just being there sometimes just sitting doing nothing. Which is partly why I'd love to get over to the UK or somewhere and follow a midwife around for a few weeks this summer ... and start my birth book. I've told you. I have a spare room in my house, you're welcome any time. Gail
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