Even after 15 years as a NYS licensed midwife, five years having my own midwifery practice and four years serving on the Board of New York State Association of Licensed Midwives, some of my clients and best friends still don't understand why I have an eye chart. Hope this answers some questions.
Inspired by Christa Parrish's novel, Stones for Bread. this blog post bubbled into my consciousness.
My daughter Alison is my favorite critic and editor. After reading this post, she texted that I could use it. She said it was "kinda boring. But alright." -Exactly!
Into Loving Hands is a movie about a midwife, a family, a pregnancy, and a baby who is expected to die minutes after birth. It is a story that needs to be told.
One middle name wasn't quite enough -this little guy needed two. With a face this sweet, one photo wasn't enough either -the blog post need two! Welcome Baby Amos Winslow Martin. Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
Named for a prophet and scholar, this Ezra acts like a King; wise, strong and regal. (And oh, so sweet!) Welcome, Baby Ezra Noam! Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
A year ago, I was waiting for Baby Joey to be born. Baby Joey that no one expected to live.
Boy, girl, or unknown, everyone wishes for a healthy child, right? Well, here are my thoughts on the comment "As week as they are healthy"
Baby TBA What is in a name? Before birth this babe was called 'Button' by her folks and 'Cake' by her brother. On the outside, this sweet girl is cute as a button and as sweet as cake. As for a moniker, well, she is taking some time to let her true name find it's way home.Welcome, Dear One (name to be announced at a later ...
Dominic Richard, may all your days be filled with the peace, excitement, care and love that greeted you at birth. Welcome, Baby Dominic! Michelle May all babies be born into loving hands
