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Any littel Rock mamas out there. I really am looking for an oppurtunity here.
post #222 of 230
i'm taking another course through utah midwifery and want to complete the CAPPA doula distance traiing program (not ideal, but hey - who has an ideal life ). i want to start attending births next spring. working out childcare stuff around here too.

i want to start fulltime midwifery studies late 2007
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Originally Posted by homemademomma
hi! i've posted a few times in this thread~~ just wanted to update and say i am now a mother of two AND a licensed midwife (florida and cpm)!!!! woohoo! obviously not practicing right now, but hoping to get a PT job at an established birth center or HB practice eventually.

link to my birth story & pictures
http://www.mothering.com/discussions...d.php?t=478675
congrats!

I'm considering taking DONA classes in October but not sure if I'll have the money... I can make it work by slinging dd during the 3-day intensive class. I really want to pursue homebirth midwifery apprenticeship but thought doula'ing could be a good first step.
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Congrats homemademomma!!!!
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Aspiring, but not sure where to begin. So, I thought I could subb here and glean info.
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Aspiring postpartum doula here!

Had one for two weeks following the birth of my first son. I had had a rotten birth, severe b'feeding difficulties, major baby blues, and no family/friends/support. This lady was a blessing to me on so many levels. "Mothering the mother" is so essential and so misunderstood in our present birth culture!

I can take my pension from my job in 5 years, in the meantime I have gotten the DONA and CAPPA requirements, and have started ordering/reading some material.

Good luck to us all!!!
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I'm so excited... I'm looking at taking an assisting workshop with one of the local midwives. Nursing babies are welcome and all that stands in my way is coming up with the money. :
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I'm a midwife in Texas that is moving to Michigan (Grand Rapids area it looks like) in the next couple of months and I would love to find an apprentice who would like to help me out. It would be a great experience to see my business grow (hopefully fast) from scratch. Anyone in the area wanna chat?
~Shannon
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