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Monthly Archives: December 2009
Fathers and the experience of traumatic pregnancy and/or birth
The lovely Professor Cheryl Beck who researches birth trauma is doing another study with TABS NZ, this time into fathers and their responses to witnessing traumatic pregnancy and/or birth. Anything that adds to our knowledge around birth trauma is important … Continue reading
Joyous Birth’s senate submission Part the Fiftieth
Not content with sharing the lurve of the previous enquiries into who really owns women’s bodies human rights Homebirth in Australia, here is the submission sent today to the next enquiry which I predict will find that women want midwives … Continue reading
Posted in consumers' rights, homebirth campaign, midwives, midwifery
Tagged human rights, obstetric monopoly
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The Real Birth Wars *graphic warning*
Those not from around here might need a little explanation about this post. The dude in the suit peering at the baby he’s imprisoned in a plastic box, away from it’s mother, is Dr Andrew Pesce, current head of the … Continue reading
Posted in consumers' rights, homebirth campaign, montages, surgical monopoly
Tagged obstetric monopoly, pesky pesce
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