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When I was a midwife ........
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| Ozguy1945
Posted on 02/25/2020 10:11:15 PM PST by Ozguy1945
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To: dp0622
Does anyone else have any...opinions about crossing traditional gender barriers in birthing situations?
I don't really see why any guy would be interested in that. It's a very maternal position, which goes beyond just a usual 'feminine' job. Not so much a 'gender' barrier.
Side note, I ended up helping with my wife's, Since the nurses/doc were coming and going as labor went on (induced a week early, several hour process). I even brought our rolling pin, but no one allowed me too use it...
To: jmacusa; COBOL2Java
I work in a hospital in NJ. I've worked in two others. Not a care giver, a maintenance guy. I have never heard of midwives being employed in L&D. (labor& delivery).
My wife worked in LnD (postpartum) at Parkland in Dallas for a couple years. They had some midwives as on-call providers for many of the more routine deliveries.
To: Popman
some men need to be at the births and others dont
the traditions of old fashioned guys dont survive because they is any bullshit in them; they survive because they are right for many, many people
To: Ozguy1945
the traditions of old fashioned guys dont survive because they is any bullshit in them; they survive because they are right for many, many peopleCould you translate into English ?
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