A Week Later The Blizzard Babies
My last blog post, Waiting For Babies, was written when many babies, my Blizzard Babies, were due. Now, a week later, I have.....
Baby Jedidiah
Baby Jedidiah J, you have shown us that life can be richer by the dozen. Welcome Baby Jed! Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
Nine Months Ago
Nine months ago, I was moving into this house and winter storms followed. Snow fall keeps a midwife busy twice, once with shoveling, once with catching. Nine months ago, I was shoveling. Now, I am ready for those blizzard conceived babies to be born into my waiting hands.
Baby Maya Lorde
A rose is a rose is a rose Extreme loveliness -Gertrude Stein Introducing Maya Lorde, the newest Rose Loveliness extreme Welcome, Baby Maya! Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
Baby Daniel Patrick
So far, Baby Daniel Patrick is sweet, handsome and full of surprises. One thing that is not a surprise? How much his mommy and daddy love and adore him! Welcome, Baby Daniel! Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
Baby Caleb Edmund
Get the pool ready Labor a little Kiss the kids goodbye Have a baby Sometimes it is just that easy! Welcome, Baby Caleb Edmund. May your transitions always be so timely. Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
Baby Truman Wilder
Oh, baby! Truman Wilder, you are one handsome, and well loved dude. Welcome Baby Tru! Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
Baby Isaac Naftali
Baby Isaac Naftali- May your laughter ring long and clear. May your struggles be productive and loving. Welcome Isaac. You are a truly cherished soul. Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
MedScape Medical News Troubling Gap in Hospitals’ Obstetric Complication Rates
MedScape Medical News: Troubling Gap in Hospitals' Obstetric Complication Rates This article is about the need for feedback to hospitals about their rates of OB complications compared to other hospitals. What I took away from this article from is absolute horror that US hospitals are doing so poorly. "At low-performing hospitals, 22.55% of patients delivering vaginally experienced major complications such as hemorrhage, infection, lacerations, and thrombotic events, as ...
How to report a Midwife in NY
Why in the world would I ever even consider writing a blog post entitled 'How to Report a Midwife in NY'? Because I care about women, babies, and midwives.