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EB MEMBERS seeking Midwifery students/trainee Doulas - POST HERE, New thread 03/01/12

Alacritous~Andy View Member Profile	13/03/2012, 09:46 AM Post #11
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I am only 7 weeks pregnant, but thought I would put this out there early on in case there is anyone looking... I am seven weeks pregnant (due 1 November 2012). I will be delivering at the Redlands hospital (public) in Brisbane. I am looking for a student midwife. This is my second pregnancy.

ZenithG View Member Profile	13/03/2012, 08:10 PM Post #12
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QUOTE (Alacritous~Andy @ 13/03/2012, 09:46 AM) I am only 7 weeks pregnant, but thought I would put this out there early on in case there is anyone looking... I am seven weeks pregnant (due 1 November 2012). I will be delivering at the Redlands hospital (public) in Brisbane. I am looking for a student midwife. This is my second pregnancy. Hello Alacritous Andy, Congratulations on your pregnancy.I will PM you for a chat. Cheers, Gillian.

Beth93 View Member Profile	14/03/2012, 11:12 PM Post #13
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Hi there I'll private message you for a chat

charlottesmum04 View Member Profile	28/03/2012, 07:29 PM Post #14
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hi, i am a 30yo mum of 3 who is currently 7 weeks pregnant ( due nov 12 ) and i'm looking for a doula/student midwife to help me at home prior to me heading into hospital as well as my hospital birthing experience. i have had my previous 2 in the birth centre at RBWH and i'm looking for as natural an experience as possible, however i have since moved to the Fraser Coast region and my only option now is the local public hospital. I am sincerly hoping whoever i choose will be able to be a strong advocate for me as the local hospital is known for intervening. My first birth experience was not good. ( i was young and had horrific midwife's drugging me up and being rude due to my age ) I am now terrified of delivering in a hospital environment without a personal advocate. Thank you.

~Marti~ View Member Profile	03/04/2012, 06:24 PM Post #15
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I was wondering if anyone was studying to be a doula in the Tamworth area?

K+M+A+P View Member Profile	11/04/2012, 08:59 PM Post #16
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Posting here on the off chance there may be a trainee doula in my area! I am due 27th October and will be giving birth at Port Macquarie Base Hospital.

ecbronte View Member Profile	11/05/2012, 03:36 PM Post #17
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... This post has been edited by ecbronte: 11/05/2012, 03:39 PM

tanyasheree View Member Profile	18/05/2012, 02:06 PM Post #18
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Hi My name is Tanya, currently 26wks will be delivering at Ipswich hospital QLD if anyone is interested send me an PM. Thanks, Tanya This post has been edited by Freckles: 21/05/2012, 10:38 AM Reason for edit: Ed. to remove contact details. Interested members can contact you via the PM system.

naomi75 View Member Profile	19/05/2012, 09:57 PM Post #19
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Hi, my name is Naomi and I'm 18 weeks pregnant, due 17th Oct. I'm looking for a trainee midwife/doula to accompany us (just my husband and me) at home and to Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney for the birth of our 3rd baby. If you are interested please let me know. Cheers, Naomi

noysee View Member Profile	24/05/2012, 11:04 AM Post #20
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Hello. I'm only 5 weeks pregnant with my 2nd child but I'm starting my search for a student doula who is able to service the Brisbane South. With such a long way to go until "D"-day I wonder if it's too early to ask ... We're planning a homebirth. Love and light noysee

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