Andrews 9th Birthday
It is late. I can’t sleep. I’ve been blogging for a couple hours now while baking treats, and just wanted to write a little about Andrew, my second son and fourth child. Tomorow September 7th he will be nine years old. I have had quite a bit of time now to process through the various … Continue reading
What doctors are taught in medical school about women who desire a non-medicated delivery
From the book Heart Failure – Diary of a Third Year Medical Student by, Michael Greger Go Here Quote from Appendix 52A of the book: Titled – Textbook Misogyny Doctors are taught in the 2nd edition 1965 – Medical, Surgical, and Gynecological Complications of Pregnancy which is still much in use that assertive women are … Continue reading
C-Section rates in Australia
Go Here Midwives left ‘powerless’ by soaring caesar births Adam Cresswell, Health editor September 05, 2005 “THE number of women giving birth by caesarean section is rising fast, and could soon hit a record of 32 per cent of deliveries – far higher than in countries such as Britain and New Zealand. There are more … Continue reading
Emergency Birth during Hurricane
Go Here Family in good shape At hospital, rescued By Matthew Brown Staff writer From a crowded, dark attic surrounded by floodwater in a city pushed to the brink by Hurricane Katrina, 5 pounds, 4 ounces of hope has arrived. James Kenneth Brundy Jr. was born just after midnight Tuesday to Waldrica Nathan, 19, as … Continue reading
Preparedness
A couple of good articles, blogs, and resources to check out: Go Here And Here And Here And Here A few noteworthy quotes from these sites: President Benson said, “Should the Lord decide at this time to cleanse the Church–and the need for that cleansing seems to be increasing–a famine in this land of one … Continue reading







