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midwife

[mid-wahyf] / ˈmɪdˌwaɪf /
NOUN
childbirth assistant
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"With tears in my eyes, I said it to the midwife 'I forgot to water the roses'," she said.

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An NHS midwife is on life-support in Barbados after falling ill just one day into her dream holiday.

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Georgia had trained as a midwife, immersing herself in the world she feared she could never be part of.

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As soon as your symptoms start, the charity advises you get hands-on individualised treatment, including manual therapy, and ask for a referral for NHS physiotherapy from your GP or midwife.

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The charity, which also supplies cots and Moses baskets to families, said it decided to launch the Buggies 4 Brum appeal after health visitors and midwives raised the issue.

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