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quote in feeding babies, two substantial mammary glands are more useful than the two hemispheres of a professor’s brain.Oliver Wendell HolmesquoteTrauma always leaves a scar. It follows us home. It changes our lives. Trauma messes everybody up. But maybe that’s the point. All the pain and the fear and the crap. Maybe going through all that is what keeps us moving forward. It’s what pushes us. Maybe we have to get a little messed up, before we can step up. Grey’s AnatomyquoteBe bold. Be proud. Persist in spreading the word that midwives are not only experts in normal birth, but also expert at keeping birth normal.Judy Edmunds, CPMquote“Ignorance and prejudice are the handmaidens of propaganda. Our mission, therefore, is to confront ignorance with knowledge, bigotry with tolerance, and isolation with the outstretched hand of generosity. Racism can, will, and must be defeated.”Kofi AnnanquoteIt was a natural consequence that all obstetric procedures had their indication widened as their relative safety became established. But that any operation, because asepsis makes it reasonably safe and anesthesia keeps the patient quiet during its performance, should be so inordinately broadened in its scope that the suspicion is evidence that it is being done for the convenience and conservation of time of the operator, is a travesty on scientific endeavor.H. Schwarz, MD. 1919 Recent Articles Putting an End to the Global Slaughter of Women Bleeding to Death by Michel Odent Regular everyday events are rarely newsworthy. The media typically induces emotional reactions through constant reports of deaths related to emerging diseases, accidents, murders, human conflicts, and natural disasters. There is a widespread tendency to ignore the amplitude of chronic problems. Few people realize that bleeding is the single most common cause of maternal deaths worldwide. This post is only available to members. To purchase an online membership, go here.If you are already an online member login here. Readmore . Putting an End to the Global Slaughter of Women Bleeding to DeathSilent Hemorrhage by Sister MorningStarA Midwife’s Covid-19 Gift by Judy RibnerWhy Is the Birth Door Not Being Assessed? by Lynn SchulteThe Future of Homo In the Age of Question Marks by Michel OdentMothers as Artists by Jane Beal—All Recent ArticlesTricks of the TradeTricks of the TradeMidwifery Today Issue 72The greatest use of a life is to spend it for something that will outlast it.Anne and Ray OrtlundTricks of the TradeMidwifery Today Issue 85It was a natural consequence that all obstetric procedures had their indication widened as their relative safety became established. But that any operation, because asepsis makes it reasonably safe and anesthesia keeps the patient quiet during its performance, should be so inordinately broadened in its scope that the suspicion is evidence that it is being done for the convenience and conservation of time of the operator, is a travesty on scientific endeavor.H. Schwarz, MD. 1919Tricks of the TradeMidwifery Today Issue 91Women’s bodies have their own wisdom, and a system of birth refined over 100,000 generations is not so easily overpowered.Sarah BuckleyTricks of the TradeMidwifery Today Issue 88…in feeding babies, two substantial mammary glands are more useful than the two hemispheres of a professor’s brain.Oliver Wendell HolmesTricks of the TradeMidwifery Today Issue 73Throw out the rule book.Barbara HarperTricks of the TradeMidwifery Today Issue 71An Impulse to Soar: Quotations by Women on Leadership, compiled by Rosalie MaggioLeaders have a passion and they have a picture or vision at some distance from the current reality. They use their passion to move them toward that vision, whether it s something for their company, for themselves or for their cause.Sandy LinverTrauma LifeWraps: Low-tech First Aid for Obstetric Hemorrhage by Caroline Rodgers An American midwife has adapted a piece of first aid equipment with a history spanning more than a century to save the lives of mothers facing the most serious of complications: obstetric hemorrhage.Readmore . LifeWraps: Low-tech First Aid for Obstetric HemorrhageWhy Aren’t More Breech Babies Born at Home? by Karin PeacockWhat We Know and Don’t Know about Tongue-tie by Judy Slome CohainInternational by EditorialThe Other Side of Doula Work by Kelly KolbThere’s No Place Like Home by Jan Tritten—All Trauma ArticlesSubscribe to E-NewsLearn about birth and midwifery with our bi-weekly newsletter.E-mail Address

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