2011 - Talk Birth

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alerts from worthy causes (I should write a letter and help with this!), interesting articles and posts (I could read that, it would only take a minute!), contests to enter (I’d like to win that, I should enter!), volunteer roles (wow! Sounds so interesting, I’d love to do it!), trainings or conferences to attend (I should register!), neat homeschooling projects (hey, maybe next time the baby sleeps, I can start this with the kids!), a new book that catches my eye (I should order that!), great recipes (I could make that for dinner!) good quotes to share on Facebook, I could write an article about this!, or about that!, someone has a question I could answer, here’s a neat article (I want to share this with others!), ooh! More free books to put onto my Kindle, art ideas, journal entries, etc., etc. It never stops! And, these are usually in addition to my ongoing projects, ideas, commitments, responsibilities, laundry, meal preparation, things other people want from me and so forth. Oh, and did anyone comment on my Facebook status? ;-D Too much? Sometimes I think I just like and care about TOO MANY things. All of these things splinter my attention in a million ways however, and also leave me with a persistent sensation of, ”well, I didn’t get everything done today.” I continue to try to make sure to unsubscribe from email lists and blog subscriptions to cut down on this immediacy sensation that a constant influx of new information and ideas promotes. As I told my husband, ”if I didn’t get that newsletter, or click on that article, or open that email, I would never have known about all those things I could have gotten done today.” Plus, there is always a new batch tomorrow! And, then I get a little depressed thinking why the rush to get things done and to finish? So I can die with a clear to-do list?! Come on! Though actually, this is different than having ”too many things to do”—because many of the things are new each day—it is part of managing the information flow into my life, I think. Some time ago I read this [1]free book from Zen Habits and it was very helpful in its recommendations of how to sort through all of the clamor and focusing, but I think I’ve let go of those zen habits again in the last couple of months and need to try to re-read the book (but, OOPS, I’ve just turned that into another to-do!). I worked very hard before Alaina was born to trim away the extraneous so that I could focus intensively on her, but new and interesting things, ideas, and opportunities continue to emerge to take the place of what I trimmed away. I want to remember my conditions of enoughness and to also make a new priorities/goals sheet so that when the baby naps, I know what’s at the top, rather than getting distracted. When each day ends, I continue to find I feel as if I have somehow failed. And, that I have let someone, some thing, or myself down. When I was originally planning to share these thoughts so many months ago, I also remembered a poem I wrote when my first son was a toddler. I don’t have a toddler now...two kids and a baby instead...but the feeling of ideas building, cresting, and falling away is still familiar and my closing thought still a good reminder! Vision I cannot shake the feeling That my life does not look The way I want it to. Each day, new big ideas build in me And crest in a wave of vision That finally breaks upon the shore Of daily life with a toddler. 379
Reality. Bound by the demands of everyday Instead of grand and bold. You’ll See It When You Believe It Do I believe it? Is this my journey? Humbling To watch the death of ego. Be here now. Am I? Is it possible that where I am And what I’m doing Is exactly where I’m supposed to be? — And, then I remembered this quote from The Life Organizer by Jennifer Louden: ”Would a weight lift off my shoulders if I realized that it’s normal to feel pulled between choices, that it’s normal to want to do more than I have time or energy for, and that it’s normal to have to choose between two equally wonderful things, that it’s actually a sign I’m a fascinating, amazing person?” That’s right. I’m a fascinating and amazing person. And, so are these three: [2] Choose wisely, Molly dear. Choose wisely! I always say that I want to live well and wisely my one wild and precious life and to me that means making conscious decisions every day to pull my actions into alignment with my values. It is an ongoing process. I live in a rich and fascinating world. I can do it! 1. http://zenhabits.net/focus-book/ 2. http://www.facebook.com/PortraitsAndPaws 380
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Talk Birth 2011 By Molly Remer
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Contents 1 2011 9 1.1 January . . .
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Updating My Birth Quotes! (2011-05-
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Affordable Fetal Model (2011-09-22
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Chapter 1 2011 1.1 January Happy Ne
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emaining prep work to do for it too
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[1] At Montana De Oro in 2009 (wave
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ductions about 6 years ago! She see
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or tenderness, and wonder.” -via
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Molly Remer, MSW, ICCE, CCCE is a c
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like this is silly or weird. I do n
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and scary and has—in the past—r
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[12] While I was at the painting, I
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[4] After the ceremony, I set up a
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‎”Birth is one of the most prof
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fondness instead of regret. Instead
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My Baby Girl is Here! (2011-01-23 2
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[4] My ”40 weeks” picture-due d
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We did it! | Footprints on My Heart
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[5] Side view I actually made this
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Northrup ”The intrinsic intellige
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We have discussed how each of our b
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look :) My new baby is already one
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[4] Yes, I was a geeky fangirl in t
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1. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product
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[1] Waves breaking at Montana De Or
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[1] Modeling new t-shirt :) In the
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have TONS more ideas about this top
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Birth & Breastfeeding in Unexpected
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Blessed be this gathering with the
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and following my own guidelines. SU
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Book Review: Times Two (2011-03-18
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[1] Aren’t they cuties? I think s
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I’m getting ready to start teachi
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[1] Trying to decide whether or not
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[4] Taken during the morning of bir
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[8] More time on the ball... [9] Pr
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[14] First nursing 1. http://talkbi
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thought maybe I should never post q
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[1] Present from my husband after m
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5. https://app.etapestry.com/cart/C
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and working to lessen the pain they
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Mary Tighe (2011-04-23 02:33:44) Wo
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[4] And now, here is my full birth
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just a really great baby. She is to
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[4] Cutie pie! 1. http://talkbirth.
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Disclosure: I received a compliment
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[1] I have to laugh at our nearly i
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of my spirituality (I semi-joke tha
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[1] Nursing my brand new baby boy!
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loved one. The five identities expl
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Two of them looked like they had an
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said he’d changed his mind and th
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[2] All the reasons I’m a mother!
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[4] What’s this?! I think her big
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about her. I have noticed the same
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[2] I feel a little critical of it
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talkbirth (2011-05-14 14:27:36) He
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current health status of a large se
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initiation, few events that challen
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Review: A Book for Midwives (2011-0
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the birth culture in the U.S. Is th
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Book Review: Arms Wide Open: A Midw
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[2] I have to say that I have the g
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[4] close up 1. http://www.unassist
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the Advancement of Midwifery has ma
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Lead with your spirit, rise above t
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didn’t feel like I was in “birt
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• The little legs that pull up in
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1. http://www.birthingbetter.com/ 2
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title inspired by[3] Literary Mama.
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• [9]Book Review: The Father’s
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Viewing the act of breastfeeding th
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Postpartum Feelings, Part 3 (2011-0
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[3] I know this one isn’t a pro p
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Terina (2011-06-26 21:39:08) Awesom
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I truly think this is a chronic soc
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talkbirth (2011-06-29 14:00:53) So
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New Lives is a compilation of essay
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[3] Taking a break from nursing to
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What do they say? They tell me ther
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[1] My original little story and pi
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(yes, this has happened more than o
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Karen (2011-07-15 04:48:07) I’ll
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glad to leave it behind and snuggle
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Out of respect for Native tradition
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[3] (c) Sincerely Yours Photography
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[2] She knows 1. http://pathwaystof
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Disclosure: I received a compliment
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[2] Telling you all about it... 1.
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Book Review: Ben Behind His Voices
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Rainy Wedding (2011-07-25 11:26) [1
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in brilliance more stern and starli
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[4] Self-portrait taken on his birt
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and taking pictures of the placenta
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Book Review: In Search of the Perfe
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Which means that ’natural’ moth
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[5] They both make me happy when I
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links for thought, July 2011 (2 of
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invoked to describe situations with
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After that missed call, I had a dre
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snuggly tucked inside my bra, its p
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me of my own [3]How to Meditate wit
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In the late 70’s and early 80’s
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3 fatty acids has the potential to
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A Fresh Look at Discipline (2011-08
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”I’m not a feminist, but...”
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”Let me save you some money: In a
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Take Pictures (2011-08-23 18:50) I
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and threads of your fears. Wrap you
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one came first! This morning, as I
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you really DO need another minute t
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to guage) reference points they are
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mind—clear out any cobwebs and as
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• Hands and knees on bed • Knee
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alert. It is important to take deep
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are very active and dynamic in feel
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with a new baby. Women tend to be h
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Today editorial by Jan Tritten ”C
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‎”Remember our heritage is our
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much you practice relaxation, how m
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not just hear about it.” -Mayim B
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Review & Recipe: The Artisanal Kitc
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Sometimes I have more ”figured ou
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”You will convince yourself that
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**Blink!** [10] Missing teeth! [11]
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2. I love bargains. For quite a whi
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[6] If the demo pelvis had a coccyx
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during grading times—another of w
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[7] Pensive pondering [8] My baby c
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[13] Matching hats! [14] On Lann’
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[2] Zander picking stuff [3] Alaina
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she enjoyed our company so much tha
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get into graduate school and that r
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• Make lunch and eat. (Boys draw
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• Making small animals out of mol
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[20] Harry Potter Quidditch Match
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[26] My awesome is a little tarnish
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ut we all earn some of them, somewh
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”Pachamama is a goddess revered b
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Pinkola Estes Every woman who has g
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[7] Big girl going for a ride! Seve
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up into little capsules first, but
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Last baby-note pink cheeks and happ
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(c) Karen Orozco, Portraits & Paws
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talkbirth (2011-10-26 12:11:14) Tha
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