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Babycatchers Creating Change: ANIMALS
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Follow the adventures of Marijke and Aly . Saturday, August 16, 2008. With big elephants in the background. We were on a boat. This is in Botswana. These two were having a lot of fun playing in the water. We watched them cross the river together joined trunk to tail! Check out this guys big crocodile. Two young giraffe's drinking from a small watering hole. It is a long way down! These animals remind me of magical reindeer (I can't remember what they are called) but they are beautiful! Big big thanks to...
Babycatchers Creating Change: Babies and Mamas
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Follow the adventures of Marijke and Aly . Saturday, August 16, 2008. A group of women staying on the antenatal ward at the hospital waiting for their babies to be born. This is them eating nshima and relish. Mama with sleepy baby coming to outreach clinic. Marijke palpating a pregnant woman at one of the outreach clinics. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Babycatchers getting ready to go to Zambia. Marijke de Zwager and Alyson Jones. Huge Thank You to All the Generous People who have Donated! Thanks t...
Babycatchers Creating Change: FOOD!
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Follow the adventures of Marijke and Aly . Monday, August 18, 2008. Traditional food. Nshima with whole fish. The most respectful way to eat the fish is by starting at the tail and ending with the head. The eyes and cheeks are the best part. We weren't brave enough to try the eyes! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Babycatchers getting ready to go to Zambia. Marijke de Zwager and Alyson Jones. Huge Thank You to All the Generous People who have Donated! Thank you to Lori Wheeler of Naramata for contrib...
Babycatchers Creating Change: More work pictures
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Follow the adventures of Marijke and Aly . Saturday, August 16, 2008. 4 Midwives.Japhet, Aly, Marijke and Cathy.on our way home after a long day! Marijke with a friend and her premature baby. This day we went on outreach and one of the student midwives brought a huge bag of groundnuts for us to shell. We had to learn fast how to keep up with them. Wow were they fast! This was the smallest baby I have ever seen born. He was born in the car on the way to the hospital and weighed only 500 grams! Thanks to I...
Babycatchers Creating Change: Outreach
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Follow the adventures of Marijke and Aly . Saturday, August 16, 2008. Aly and Mr Mumba (one of the midwives) were peeking out the window one morning while cleaning the labour ward. Aly learning how to put her Chitenga on in order to go to outreach. We all wore chitenga's in the villages as a sign of respect. Here Marijke helps Regina.ha ha ha! This is our roundavelle that we stayed in at St Francis. Small but cozy! All dressed up and ready to go to outreach in Chisale. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Birth in Uganda 2008: June 2008
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Birth in Uganda 2008. We are UBC students - Celina, Jan and Lydia (midwifery 3rd yr) and Georgia (medicine 2nd yr), and we are travelling to Uganda to experience international service learning in labour and delivery wards in Kampala and Masaka under the supervision of UBC and Ugandan midwives and physicians. We have set up this blog so that our friends and families can keep track of us while we are away in Africa this summer. Friday, June 20, 2008. So it has definitely been a busy week in Masaka. So besi...
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Birth in Uganda 2008: May 2008
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Birth in Uganda 2008. We are UBC students - Celina, Jan and Lydia (midwifery 3rd yr) and Georgia (medicine 2nd yr), and we are travelling to Uganda to experience international service learning in labour and delivery wards in Kampala and Masaka under the supervision of UBC and Ugandan midwives and physicians. We have set up this blog so that our friends and families can keep track of us while we are away in Africa this summer. Friday, May 30, 2008. Less than 24 hrs now. Thanks to everyone who's helped col...
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Birth in Uganda 2008: Fundraising Enquiries
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Birth in Uganda 2008. We are UBC students - Celina, Jan and Lydia (midwifery 3rd yr) and Georgia (medicine 2nd yr), and we are travelling to Uganda to experience international service learning in labour and delivery wards in Kampala and Masaka under the supervision of UBC and Ugandan midwives and physicians. We have set up this blog so that our friends and families can keep track of us while we are away in Africa this summer. Friday, June 20, 2008. 12 mattresses to be replaced/recovered - $30 each. Thank...
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Birth in Uganda 2008: last few weeks in Masaka--reality check
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Birth in Uganda 2008. We are UBC students - Celina, Jan and Lydia (midwifery 3rd yr) and Georgia (medicine 2nd yr), and we are travelling to Uganda to experience international service learning in labour and delivery wards in Kampala and Masaka under the supervision of UBC and Ugandan midwives and physicians. We have set up this blog so that our friends and families can keep track of us while we are away in Africa this summer. Wednesday, July 9, 2008. Last few weeks in Masaka- reality check. 5 A woman had...
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Birth in Uganda 2008: July 2008
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Birth in Uganda 2008. We are UBC students - Celina, Jan and Lydia (midwifery 3rd yr) and Georgia (medicine 2nd yr), and we are travelling to Uganda to experience international service learning in labour and delivery wards in Kampala and Masaka under the supervision of UBC and Ugandan midwives and physicians. We have set up this blog so that our friends and families can keep track of us while we are away in Africa this summer. Wednesday, July 9, 2008. Last few weeks in Masaka- reality check. 5 A woman had...
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Birth in Uganda 2008: Busy Times and Harsh Realities
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Birth in Uganda 2008. We are UBC students - Celina, Jan and Lydia (midwifery 3rd yr) and Georgia (medicine 2nd yr), and we are travelling to Uganda to experience international service learning in labour and delivery wards in Kampala and Masaka under the supervision of UBC and Ugandan midwives and physicians. We have set up this blog so that our friends and families can keep track of us while we are away in Africa this summer. Thursday, June 19, 2008. Busy Times and Harsh Realities. Was it the butt cleft?
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Birth in Uganda 2008: The last couple of weeks
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Birth in Uganda 2008. We are UBC students - Celina, Jan and Lydia (midwifery 3rd yr) and Georgia (medicine 2nd yr), and we are travelling to Uganda to experience international service learning in labour and delivery wards in Kampala and Masaka under the supervision of UBC and Ugandan midwives and physicians. We have set up this blog so that our friends and families can keep track of us while we are away in Africa this summer. Tuesday, July 8, 2008. The last couple of weeks. From the hotel staff. The Midw...
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Birth in Uganda 2008: birth and death
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Birth in Uganda 2008. We are UBC students - Celina, Jan and Lydia (midwifery 3rd yr) and Georgia (medicine 2nd yr), and we are travelling to Uganda to experience international service learning in labour and delivery wards in Kampala and Masaka under the supervision of UBC and Ugandan midwives and physicians. We have set up this blog so that our friends and families can keep track of us while we are away in Africa this summer. Friday, June 20, 2008. June 22, 2008 at 4:34 PM. Hey you wonderful women! Was w...
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Birth in Uganda 2008: back on the high risk ward...
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Birth in Uganda 2008. We are UBC students - Celina, Jan and Lydia (midwifery 3rd yr) and Georgia (medicine 2nd yr), and we are travelling to Uganda to experience international service learning in labour and delivery wards in Kampala and Masaka under the supervision of UBC and Ugandan midwives and physicians. We have set up this blog so that our friends and families can keep track of us while we are away in Africa this summer. Wednesday, July 2, 2008. Back on the high risk ward. For the past 4 years, UBC ...
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Birth in Uganda 2008: silver lining and birth on the wards at Masaka Regional Referral Hospital
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Birth in Uganda 2008. We are UBC students - Celina, Jan and Lydia (midwifery 3rd yr) and Georgia (medicine 2nd yr), and we are travelling to Uganda to experience international service learning in labour and delivery wards in Kampala and Masaka under the supervision of UBC and Ugandan midwives and physicians. We have set up this blog so that our friends and families can keep track of us while we are away in Africa this summer. Friday, June 20, 2008. So it has definitely been a busy week in Masaka. So the ...
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Our Moment of Truth: A New Understanding of Midwifery Care. Enter Patient Portal or Make An Appointment. It is with a heavy heart that I announce the closing of my practice. As most of you know, making this practice financially viable in the current policy and regulation climate in Oregon and more so, Klamath County, is untenable. I had prayed that I would be able to succeed here in Klamath Falls, my home town. Jeanne Stagner, CNM NP. Baby Catchers and Company, LLC.
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Follow the adventures of Marijke and Aly . Monday, August 18, 2008. Traditional food. Nshima with whole fish. The most respectful way to eat the fish is by starting at the tail and ending with the head. The eyes and cheeks are the best part. We weren't brave enough to try the eyes! A barber shop at Tikondane. A great looking basketball hoop! A pile of children! Sheets sheets and more sheets. Saturday, August 16, 2008. Mama with sleepy baby coming to outreach clinic. Aly learning how to put her Chiteng...
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Midwifery Student in the Netherlands. Sunday, June 27, 2010. I will come back and write a conclusion to my Dutch experiences when I get time. Wednesday, June 9, 2010. Final week in Doesburg. There were no problems with bleeding afterward, and the placenta was bipartite (bilobed). It was very interesting (to me at least) and the dad took a picture of it so I have to see if I can get him to send it so I can post it for you. Sunday, June 6, 2010. Holland's smallest city and births #8, #9 and #10. In additio...
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Baby Catching in Malawi. I've created this blog to keep everyone posted on my experience catching babies in Africa and to stay connected to my tribe while far away from home. If you never had the opportunity to view my last blog from my internship in Texas last year now you can catch up to speed! I'm looking forward to all that I will learn from this amazing culture, deeping my knowledge base and sharing it all with the families I serve and all of you. Monday, March 16, 2009. Saturday, March 14, 2009.
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