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Research (subsequent).
First of all, I can't even begin to thank you all enough for taking the time
to fill out those surveys for me!!! They are going to help me so much! I need to back up all of your responses (I'm sensing a trend with the majority of them which is a good thing!) and internet research is proving to only turn up personal experiences rather than medical research or tried and true literature. Do any of you have any resources you can point me in the direction of? I have browsed WTEWYE which I know is a controversial book but it gave me some information that I was looking for. I was really just looking for medically-backed information about subsequent births. I wouldn't have thought it would be hard to find but I can't seem to strike any gold with the searches I've been doing. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! |
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Research (subsequent).
"Kara H" wrote in message ... First of all, I can't even begin to thank you all enough for taking the time to fill out those surveys for me!!! They are going to help me so much! I need to back up all of your responses (I'm sensing a trend with the majority of them which is a good thing!) and internet research is proving to only turn up personal experiences rather than medical research or tried and true literature. Do any of you have any resources you can point me in the direction of? I have browsed WTEWYE which I know is a controversial book but it gave me some information that I was looking for. I was really just looking for medically-backed information about subsequent births. I wouldn't have thought it would be hard to find but I can't seem to strike any gold with the searches I've been doing. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! ok what is WTEWYE ? Nic |
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Research (subsequent).
Kara H wrote:
First of all, I can't even begin to thank you all enough for taking the time to fill out those surveys for me!!! They are going to help me so much! I need to back up all of your responses (I'm sensing a trend with the majority of them which is a good thing!) and internet research is proving to only turn up personal experiences rather than medical research or tried and true literature. Do any of you have any resources you can point me in the direction of? I have browsed WTEWYE which I know is a controversial book but it gave me some information that I was looking for. I was really just looking for medically-backed information about subsequent births. I wouldn't have thought it would be hard to find but I can't seem to strike any gold with the searches I've been doing. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! What kind of information about subsequent births are you looking for specifically? If you narrow the field a bit, I suspect I can turn something up. Best wishes, Ericka |
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Research (subsequent).
"Kara H" wrote in message ... First of all, I can't even begin to thank you all enough for taking the time to fill out those surveys for me!!! They are going to help me so much! I need to back up all of your responses (I'm sensing a trend with the majority of them which is a good thing!) and internet research is proving to only turn up personal experiences rather than medical research or tried and true literature. Do any of you have any resources you can point me in the direction of? I have browsed WTEWYE which I know is a controversial book but it gave me some information that I was looking for. I was really just looking for medically-backed information about subsequent births. I wouldn't have thought it would be hard to find but I can't seem to strike any gold with the searches I've been doing. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! i forget what you were doing.... |
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Research (subsequent).
"Ericka Kammerer" wrote:
What kind of information about subsequent births are you looking for specifically? If you narrow the field a bit, I suspect I can turn something up. Sorry, Ericka. It was WRT to the survey I posted a few days back. I just assumed people would infer, D'oh!! I was looking for information dealing with the differences between subsequent births and a mother's first birth. Like medical facts behind why it is or isn't easier and maybe studies or information of the like. Basically, the topic for my paper is "Does childbirth become easier for a mother as the number of previous births grows?" Sorry for the confusion! -Kara. |
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Research (subsequent).
"Nic" wrote:
ok what is WTEWYE ? Sorry, Nic. This was a common term in MKP but I forgot to clarify for the rest. It's the book "What to Expect When You're Expecting" for, obviously, expecting parents. -Kara. |
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Research (subsequent).
"Mamma Mia" wrote: i forget what you were doing.... Sorry, my fault. See response to Ericka. -Kara. |
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YIKES- Clairification! [was Research (subsequent).
"Kara H" wrote: I need to back up all of your responses (I'm sensing a trend with the majority of them which is a good thing!) and internet research is proving to only turn up personal experiences rather than medical research or tried and true literature. Do any of you have any resources you can point me in the direction of? I have browsed WTEWYE which I know is a controversial book but it gave me some information that I was looking for. I was really just looking for medically-backed information about subsequent births. I wouldn't have thought it would be hard to find but I can't seem to strike any gold with the searches I've been doing. Sorry, shouldn't have assumed you all knew about the survey. To clarify, I was looking for information dealing with the effects a previous birth has on any additional births that follow. Does childbirth get easier from birth to birth? In what ways? What causes this? I was looking for medical information to answer these questions and seem to have hit a road block in my research. I have a feeling I'm not searching with the right terms. -Kara. |
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YIKES- Clairification! [was Research (subsequent).
On Thu, 6 May 2004 00:31:09 -0400, "Kara H"
wrote: "Kara H" wrote: I need to back up all of your responses (I'm sensing a trend with the majority of them which is a good thing!) and internet research is proving to only turn up personal experiences rather than medical research or tried and true literature. Do any of you have any resources you can point me in the direction of? I have browsed WTEWYE which I know is a controversial book but it gave me some information that I was looking for. I was really just looking for medically-backed information about subsequent births. I wouldn't have thought it would be hard to find but I can't seem to strike any gold with the searches I've been doing. Sorry, shouldn't have assumed you all knew about the survey. To clarify, I was looking for information dealing with the effects a previous birth has on any additional births that follow. Does childbirth get easier from birth to birth? In what ways? What causes this? I was looking for medical information to answer these questions and seem to have hit a road block in my research. I have a feeling I'm not searching with the right terms. Well the most simple medical reason is that the cervix doesn't efface and then dilate in subsequent births, it tends to do both at once. That might be a factor in why many women have easier second births, the latent phase is shorter. -- Cheryl Mum to Shrimp (11 Mar 99), Thud (4 Oct 00) and Mischief (30 Jul 02) |
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Research (subsequent).
"Kara H" wrote in message ... "Mamma Mia" wrote: i forget what you were doing.... Sorry, my fault. See response to Ericka. -Kara. are you still wanting survey responses kara, i could do one for you if it is not too late? |
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