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1. 19901
   Name: Lauren Jensen on Aug 31, 2011

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2. 19902
   Name: Louise Lorback on Aug 31, 2011

   Comments: Every woman deserves the right to a midwife to assist her in birthing at home and every homebirth midwife should be supported and respected by Dr,hospitals and the AMA for the brliiant work they do. I am the mother of 4 responsible, homebirthed, midwife assisted children(adults)

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3. 19903
   Name: Kelly Moffatt on Aug 31, 2011

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4. 19904
   Name: Karen Davis on Sep 16, 2011

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5. 19905
   Name: Laura Milar on Sep 16, 2011

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6. 19906
   Name: Laura Milar on Sep 16, 2011

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7. 19907
   Name: Kylie Newberry on Sep 17, 2011

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8. 19908
   Name: Paige on Sep 20, 2011

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9. 19909
   Name: Ingrid Suppini on Sep 20, 2011

   Comments: This is important to protect the health and choices of mothers and their babies.

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10. 19910
    Name: Anonymous on Sep 22, 2011

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11. 19911
    Name: Anonymous on Oct 17, 2011

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12. 19912
    Name: Amanda Hutchins on Dec 6, 2011

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13. 19913
    Name: F. Raine on Dec 9, 2011

    Comments: My sister and I were both born at home without a midwife, and luckily without complications. I chose to give birth to my son at home where I could feel completely safe and relaxed. I can't think of anything worse than going through such a personal, initimate, & potentially difficult experience in a hospital, surrounded by strangers and illness. Luckily I was able to have an amazing, caring and capable midwife assist me with my son's birth. This should be an option for all healthy mothers.

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14. 19914
    Name: F. Pedlar on Dec 9, 2011

    Comments: All mothers, particularly those who are healthy and at low risk of borth complications, should have the choice to give birth wherever they feel most comfortable. For many women this is at home. The attendance of a midwife at the birth greatly improves the chances of the birth proceeding safely for both mother and child.

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15. 19915
    Name: Rebecca Rosen on Dec 9, 2011

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16. 19916
    Name: Georgie Jhet on Dec 28, 2011

    Comments: Homebirth should be a woman's right in Australia

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17. 19917
    Name: Neli on Dec 28, 2011

    Comments: It's a human right to allow women to have their babies where they feel the safest, and often it can be in their home.

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18. 19918
    Name: Dani Kerlin on Feb 2, 2012

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19. 19919
    Name: Fiona Glenn on Feb 2, 2012

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20. 19920
    Name: Cheap Oem Software on Feb 12, 2012

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21. 19921
    Name: Katherine Cooke on Mar 7, 2012

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22. 19922
    Name: Microsoft OEM Software on Mar 8, 2012

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23. 19923
    Name: Adobe OEM Software on Mar 8, 2012

    Comments: FfhmXb Thanks-a-mundo for the article post.Thanks Again. Want more.

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24. 19924
    Name: Jussea O'connor on Mar 12, 2012

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25. 19925
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 29, 2012

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26. 19926
    Name: Claire Pavailler on Apr 24, 2012

    Comments: I feel incredibly strongly that women should be provided with a choice about how they choose to bring their baby into the world. The WHO suggests that this should be every woman's right. I live in Brisbane (not in a rural location in the middle of nowhere)...and yet....there is ONE public hospital that offers a natural birthing clinic - the Royal Women's Hospital. And to get in there, it's luck of the draw, because SO MANY women have their name on the list!! How is it possible that every single public hospital in a a large city does not have the option to birth in a supportive, natural, non-interventional way, and especially, the option to birth in water??? It absolutely shocked me to discover that. I also firmly wish that I could have a homebirth, and that that should be an accessible option for ALL women...yet this will cost me no less than $5000! With hardly any (if any?) assistance from medicare, this is not really an option for us. How dare it have become a matter of doctors wanting money, rather than women being allowed a choice. And that's exactly what it comes down to.

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