PDF-(DOWNLOAD)-The Midwife’s Here!: The Enchanting True Story of One of Britain’s Longest

Delivering my first baby is a memory that will stay with me forever Just feeling the warmth of a newborn head in your hands that new life theres honestly nothing like it Ive since brought more than 2200 babies into the world and I still tingle with excitement every timeIts the summer of 1968 and St Marys Maternity Hospital in Manchester is a place from a bygone age It is filled with starched white hats and full skirts steaming laundries and milk kitchens strict curfews and bellowed commands It is a time of homebirths swaddling and dangerous anaesthetics It was this world that Linda Fairley entered as a trainee midwife aged just 19 years oldFrom the moment Linda delivered her first baby racing across rainsplattered Manchester street on her trusty moped in the dead of night Linda knew shed found her vocation The midwifes here they always exclaimed joined in their joyful chorus by relieved husbands mothers grandmothers and whoever else had found themselves in close proximity to a woman about to give birthUnder the strict supervision of community midwife Mrs Tattershall Lindas gruellingly long days were spent on overcrowded wards pinning Terry nappies making up bottles and sterilizing bedpans and above all helping women in need Her life was a succession of emergencies successes and tragedies a neverending chain of actions which made all the difference between life and deathThere was Mrs Petty who gave birth in heartbreaking poverty Mrs Drew who confided to Linda that the triplets she was carrying were not in fact her husbands and Muriel Turner whose dangerously premature baby boy survived against all the odds Forty years later Lindas passion for midwifery burns as bright as ever as she is now celebrated as one of Britains longestserving midwives still holding the lives of mothers and children in her own two handsRich in period detail and told with a good dose of Manchester humour The Midwifes Here is the extraordinary heartwarming tale of a truly inspiring woman. 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The aim of the first examination performed within 24 hours of birth is to detect any observable congenital malformations and to assess initial adaptation to . - 24 Licensed Midwives Promulgated by the Board of Health and Environmental Control Administered by the Division of Health Licensing Including Changes Published in the State Register , Volume 3 7, Is Call the Midwife\' is a most extraordinary book and should be required reading of all students of midwifery, nursing, sociology and modern history. It tells of the experiences of a young trainee midwife in the East End of London in the 1950\'s and is a graphic portrayal of the quite appalling conditions that the East Enders endured.  Greater emphasis on child protectionEU regulationsIncreased emphasis on women’s rightsMidwifery – are there enough people coming through?More interprofessional workingIncreasingly ageing work A loving commitment… A calling… A passion… An art… The way to a better birth! 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