Sonia and I will be addressing the following topics:
What is maternal health care?
What are some facts about maternal health that our listeners should know?
What alternatives are there to maternal health care ? What is available in Sarasota?
Insurance and maternal health care. Explain.
Is midwifery safe?
What is the Safe Motherhood Quilt and what does it represent?
Tell us about the upcoming panel discussion Maternal Health Care in the 21st Century: Sarasota and Beyond.
What will be some of the topics discussed and who are the panelists?
Who are the sponsors of this program and how did they become involved?
Women Matters is a discussion talk show exploring matters of interest to women. The goal is to to inform and empower women and expand the women's perspective by providing a feminist point of view. The format may include guest speakers, reviews of articles/book/movies, notices, news, and etc. on topics about or by women. Additionally, each week the show features original music by local female musicians. The program will be recorded and available in the program's audio archives. Thank you for listening, and thank you for supporting your community radio station!
Born in Sarasota is a collective of thoughts, articles, birth stories, events, and evidence in action supporting healthy, normal childbirth in our community. We are dedicated to promoting choices in mother-friendly maternity care practices and providers, informed consent for our pregnant families, and increased support of normal childbirth.
Do you have a birth story or birth photos to share? Please submit them here! Sharing your birth experiences will help empower others!
I believe that the current paradigm of maternity care in the United States must be shifted away from the medically invasive model and back to the embrace of birth as a natural, healthy process, one in which intervention should be used appropriately and with absolutely transparent informed consent. Without such a shift, our mothers and babies will continue to have unnecessarily poor outcomes, and we will lose our primal reverence for birth as a sacred event.
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