I have a friend who is interested in homebirth in Alabama (Tuscaloosa) and needs to contact a midwife. How can she find out if there are any in her area? Thanks!!!
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Midwife in AL, How to find?
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2/13/02 at 1:24pm
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If you go to midwifery today.com, you can find midwives in different states. Im not sure but it is worth a try!!!
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2/14/02 at 4:30pm
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Thanks Karalina for posting on my behalf. I searched the web over and did find several midwives including one about 120 miles away. The ones I had hoped to find in Birmingham have either moved or stopped practicing.
While I find that dissappointing, I understand. Midwifery is a wonderful occupation that, especially in states like Alabama where most midwives practice underground, requires commitment, dedication, responsibility and no small amount of risk. Practicing midwifery is both a calling and an act of courage for these women.
If anyone knows of a midwife closer to Tuscaloosa, I'd love to hear about her.
Peace,
Sarah
While I find that dissappointing, I understand. Midwifery is a wonderful occupation that, especially in states like Alabama where most midwives practice underground, requires commitment, dedication, responsibility and no small amount of risk. Practicing midwifery is both a calling and an act of courage for these women.
If anyone knows of a midwife closer to Tuscaloosa, I'd love to hear about her.
Peace,
Sarah
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5/3/02 at 5:35pm
I can help with the search if you are still interested. I am in NC now, but trained with a CPM in Alabama for three years. Email me, please: juancocina@aol.com
Best,
Jennifer
Best,
Jennifer
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