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Wonderful Midwives:
Providing care in the hospitals, in the birth centers, and in the homes.
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“In 2014, 77 of Kansas’ 105 counties lacked an obstetrician-gynecologist, according to the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Family physicians can deliver babies, but Kennedy said fewer residents are opting to get training in maternity services.

“That is where Gordon and Busenhart said midwives could come into play.”
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So true.
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“Self-care is so important, and while it’s something we encourage mothers to do, many of us do not know how to care for ourselves after we give birth,” said Heidelberger. As a result, she has created a five-step process to achieving better self-care.”
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This isn’t specifically pregnancy and birth related, but it is a very moving story and important message nonetheless.
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