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GGGGGrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr you go, do what you feel is best, its good to share your passion, its a shame that your other students don't share it (is that not the reason the came into the profession, how easy they forget eh???) such a pity, this video shows the attitude of the obs over in America, even though people would say its none transferrable because its in America that is so untrue, we see this on a daily basis, but over here its not just the docs, some of the midwives have lost their way too, and they are as quick to medicalise childbirth (its ingrained isn't it??) such a shame x

I know. I have faith in nature and believe in a woman's ability to have her baby, not 'oh, you're only 3 cm' or 'your contractions aren't strong enough' or 'you're not pushing very well, sweetie' I hate it, hate it, hate it. My only massive worry (minor detail!!!) is being able to stick out this medicalisation to the end and having to work within it once qualified!

Poor Americans, there situation is even worse.

Any indies offering a demoralised student fed up with watching women bieng demoralised and then medicalised,a weeks shadowing?

why can't most of these women only be offered homebirth? if only they really knew and understood, why don't they know???
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Because they aren't told it is even an option?
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