Midwifery, Mothering & Me

Starting Local Care Midwifery

In 1999, my family and I moved to New York from Carbondale, Colorado. We moved here for my first job as a midwife. We moved here with my job contract, a lot of hope, and more than just a few prayers. We drove a U-Haul filled with all our belongings and a station wagon filled with our three kids. We drove across mountains, plains and the great Mississippi. Our finances were tight (our budget could handle an occasional treat at Friendly's, not gallons of organic milk). This move was a stretch for all of us, a leap of faith as a family to support my dream of being a midwife.

By |2019-03-07T09:58:15-05:00July 27th, 2014|Home Birth, LCM News, Midwifery, Mothering & Me|

The Gift of Quiescence

For my birthday, I gave myself the gift of quiescence. Human existence is always a balance of activity and stillness. Literally from the beginning of our physical being, we must move and rest. From the moment that egg and sperm join, a dance begins, movement balanced with quiet. In that beginning, there is work and rest, activity and stillness. That stillness is quiescence.

By |2019-03-07T10:04:45-05:00July 18th, 2014|Health, Midwifery, Mothering & Me|
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