First I noticed the feet.
Then I noticed the head.
Then I noticed it was moving.
It's Take Your Chicken to Work Day!
Then I noticed the head.
Then I noticed it was moving.
It's Take Your Chicken to Work Day!
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The stories and adventures of a midwifery students in Seattle, WA traveling to Port Vila, Vanuatu for advanced training in midwifery and life. This blog collects contributions from students over the span of many years.
Find out about our experiences in Vanuatu...
Welcome! Follow along with Kat and Elias over the coming week in Port Vila, Vanuatu as we share our experiences of a new place and culture, working in the local hospital, and catching babies!
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babies
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birth weights
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births
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C-section
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church
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deaths
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earthquake
(2)
episiotomy
(1)
farmer's market
(1)
Fijian women
(1)
footling breech
(2)
heart murmur
(1)
inverted nipples
(1)
jelly fish
(1)
latex allergy
(1)
miliaria
(1)
photos
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rain
(1)
scuba diving
(1)
tanna
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tips
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twins
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vacuum extraction
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VBAC
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video
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volcano
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Blog Archive
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2009
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October
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- Meanwhile, in the tea room...
- What I love about Vanuatu.....
- Baby Elias, Born Oct 4 2009, Died Oct 23 2009
- Even Grand Multips can Get Big Cervical Lips
- More twins (alive this time) and Q&A with the neig...
- Life and Death.
- A Week in Review.....
- Revival
- Newest baby Elias! Twins!
- Mother fruit!
- First Bus Birth, Breech, and Stillbirth
- Earthquake-o-namai
- Earthquake-o-namai
- Learning the Ropes
- 3 Highs
- Not my first day, but the subsequent two
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October
(16)
Vanuatu Weather
Vanuatu or bust...
1 comment:
ohhh vanuatu
i miss the tea room, i miss the sisters, i miss the papaya, i miss the babies and the mamas. thanks for the updates. this is an incredible experience. sounds like you are blooming. thank you for staying compassionate and keeping an open heart. i know it can be hard. keep up the good work. give them all my love.
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