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"It is also not possible for her to catch the disease and have that sort of reaction within 3 hours. To suggest she caught the virus from a nurse and almost instantly had lung failure because of this is not reasonable" agreed lots of things not adding up here ... | |||
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"It is also not possible for her to catch the disease and have that sort of reaction within 3 hours. To suggest she caught the virus from a nurse and almost instantly had lung failure because of this is not reasonable" Very, very sad, but agree that it's highly unlikely she caught the virus from a nurse | |||
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"My daughter is due to have a baby next weekend, she is adamant that she wants a home birth as was the case last time she gave birth. The midwife has said she must have a hospital birth and that if my daughter insists on a home birth then the midwife will not attend. As you can imagine my daughter is somewhat distraught." Did anything go wrong during the last labour/birth? | |||
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"My daughter is due to have a baby next weekend, she is adamant that she wants a home birth as was the case last time she gave birth. The midwife has said she must have a hospital birth and that if my daughter insists on a home birth then the midwife will not attend. As you can imagine my daughter is somewhat distraught. Did anything go wrong during the last labour/birth? " No problems, but did have the back up of a midwife, The back up plan for the home birth are the next door neighbours who are both paramedics. | |||
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"My daughter is due to have a baby next weekend, she is adamant that she wants a home birth as was the case last time she gave birth. The midwife has said she must have a hospital birth and that if my daughter insists on a home birth then the midwife will not attend. As you can imagine my daughter is somewhat distraught. Did anything go wrong during the last labour/birth? No problems, but did have the back up of a midwife, The back up plan for the home birth are the next door neighbours who are both paramedics." I think one of the major concerns with home births at the moment is the already extra demand on the ambulance servive may delay/prevent an ambulamce being able to attend to transfer to hospital should an emergency occur during labour | |||
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"This is extremely sad and upsetting for her family and her babies left behind this fucking virus is evil, all i will say is if you can give birth at home and you have no complications then DO NOT GO TO HOSPITAL, giving birth at home will be more painful and more messy and you need to be confident with the things involved cutting the cord etc but if you can then give birth at home " If the health visitor or the nurse at the clinic advises a hospital birth then that is what the expectant mum to be should do.. If there are complications an ambulance will be required and they are stretched enough, the hospital has the people on site to deal with any issues straight away.. | |||
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"This is extremely sad and upsetting for her family and her babies left behind this fucking virus is evil, all i will say is if you can give birth at home and you have no complications then DO NOT GO TO HOSPITAL, giving birth at home will be more painful and more messy and you need to be confident with the things involved cutting the cord etc but if you can then give birth at home If the health visitor or the nurse at the clinic advises a hospital birth then that is what the expectant mum to be should do.. If there are complications an ambulance will be required and they are stretched enough, the hospital has the people on site to deal with any issues straight away.. " Yes it's scary, but they should go to hospital, it's unlikely you'll get a midwife for a home delivery even then things can go wrong. | |||
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"This is extremely sad and upsetting for her family and her babies left behind this fucking virus is evil, all i will say is if you can give birth at home and you have no complications then DO NOT GO TO HOSPITAL, giving birth at home will be more painful and more messy and you need to be confident with the things involved cutting the cord etc but if you can then give birth at home " I assume you're fully qualified to give this advice and its backed up by your personal liability insurance. | |||
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"This is extremely sad and upsetting for her family and her babies left behind this fucking virus is evil, all i will say is if you can give birth at home and you have no complications then DO NOT GO TO HOSPITAL, giving birth at home will be more painful and more messy and you need to be confident with the things involved cutting the cord etc but if you can then give birth at home " What a load of tosh! Try reading the research and actually talking to the group of families who birth their babies at home. Love, a Midwife. | |||
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"This is extremely sad and upsetting for her family and her babies left behind this fucking virus is evil, all i will say is if you can give birth at home and you have no complications then DO NOT GO TO HOSPITAL, giving birth at home will be more painful and more messy and you need to be confident with the things involved cutting the cord etc but if you can then give birth at home If the health visitor or the nurse at the clinic advises a hospital birth then that is what the expectant mum to be should do.. If there are complications an ambulance will be required and they are stretched enough, the hospital has the people on site to deal with any issues straight away.. Yes it's scary, but they should go to hospital, it's unlikely you'll get a midwife for a home delivery even then things can go wrong." Some trusts have suspended their homebirth support (that’s illegal) those still running have seen a big increase in home birth, which is safer than a hospital birth unless there are pre existing and relevant complications. Love, a Midwife. Ps, women give birth, pizzas are delivered. | |||
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"This is extremely sad and upsetting for her family and her babies left behind this fucking virus is evil, all i will say is if you can give birth at home and you have no complications then DO NOT GO TO HOSPITAL, giving birth at home will be more painful and more messy and you need to be confident with the things involved cutting the cord etc but if you can then give birth at home If the health visitor or the nurse at the clinic advises a hospital birth then that is what the expectant mum to be should do.. If there are complications an ambulance will be required and they are stretched enough, the hospital has the people on site to deal with any issues straight away.. Yes it's scary, but they should go to hospital, it's unlikely you'll get a midwife for a home delivery even then things can go wrong. Some trusts have suspended their homebirth support (that’s illegal) those still running have seen a big increase in home birth, which is safer than a hospital birth unless there are pre existing and relevant complications. Love, a Midwife. Ps, women give birth, pizzas are delivered." | |||
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"Just to clear my earlier post i am in no way quilified and you are free to total ignore my advise thats your choice. The viral load thats the amount of virus your body is taking in will increase massively at a hospital, maternity wings wards should be completely cut off from the rest of the hospital until this virus is over " From what family are telling me all areas are segregated from the icu/covid wards in the hospitals they work in.. Pretty strict on infection control usually and more so in this crisis.. | |||
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"This is extremely sad and upsetting for her family and her babies left behind this fucking virus is evil, all i will say is if you can give birth at home and you have no complications then DO NOT GO TO HOSPITAL, giving birth at home will be more painful and more messy and you need to be confident with the things involved cutting the cord etc but if you can then give birth at home If the health visitor or the nurse at the clinic advises a hospital birth then that is what the expectant mum to be should do.. If there are complications an ambulance will be required and they are stretched enough, the hospital has the people on site to deal with any issues straight away.. Yes it's scary, but they should go to hospital, it's unlikely you'll get a midwife for a home delivery even then things can go wrong. Some trusts have suspended their homebirth support (that’s illegal) those still running have seen a big increase in home birth, which is safer than a hospital birth unless there are pre existing and relevant complications. Love, a Midwife. Ps, women give birth, pizzas are delivered." Illegal? Can you provide evidence of this? | |||
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