Newsletter
Welcome to Birthing from the Soul’s Newsletter!
This is a place to visit often. We look forward to keeping you up to date on the exciting things happening at Birthing from the Soul. From family testimonials and acknowledgements, to introductions and photos of new little blessings, there’s always something to share!
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Excellent – Thank you for this!
Chris
Hello chris.
We love the website. It’s great and we are so happy we could be part oF it. Regarding the email you sent me abiut The liNk I had sent you With the article about madden and his hemophilia please feel free to post it in your website and let others be aware that because we didn’t use foRcepts or during my labour really did save Madden from very harmful injury. It was yours and kaduna cheering me on at the last pushes that got me through. I don’t know what I would have doNe if my labour went the other way. We didn’t,t know about his condition then and I am soo grateful we opted to have you there with us and to not use any interventions. Thanks again chris. Hope to see you soon.
Hi Becky!
How wonderful to hear from you.
Thank you for participating in my new site and for permission to share Madden’s story. I will blog about it soon so everyone is away of how not using forcepts possibly saved your precious babe’s life.
I look forward to working with you and seeing you soon!
Hugs,
Chris
Nice Chris… I am curious if you are going to continue midwifery studies within canada at some point.
Hello Lonnie!
So great to hear from you!!!
At some point I will continue my midwifery studies – yes. This calling to “be” with women in birth will not go away….it is who I am. As another birth worker I know you can understand my need to continue this journey.
My youngest, Korey, just started grade one, Jordyn is in grade eight and I am super busy being a mom, volunteering in the school, with my doula clients and teaching (pianowithchris.com.)
I don’t think this is the time for me to be in school full time – and WOW – that is difficult for me to admit….kinda suprised that I typed that! I am trying to breathe and not push myself as hard as I usually do! So yes, I am and will be a midwife, and yes, I have no idea how that will happen or when – but it will happen!
Chris