Boulder, CO Screening of Orgasmic Birth: The Best-Kept Secret at Real Baby Friday, February 3rd, 2012 at 6:30PM, co-sponsored by BellyBliss
Join Debra at the Museum of Motherhood's
Women, Girls & the People Who Love Them - SEXUALITY & (M)OTHERHOOD Conference
alongside : Baba Brinkman, Sam Gedal, Joyce McFadden, and Na'ila Nour.
There will be a special screening of ORGASMIC BIRTH followed by Question & Answer session
Monday, February 6th 9am - 4pm
For more details please visit: http://www.mommuseum.org/upcoming-conferences/
We are off to a great 2012 as Orgasmic Birth continue to make waves around the world. I want to thank you all for sharing your births, your stories and your vision for maternity care around the world with us. Please keep sending us your birth stories at http://www.orgasmicbirth.com/share-your-birth-story
These are historic times in the United States when Home Birth is presented at our House of Representatives, within the rights of women to receive respectful care, in a shared decision making process, that honors women have the right to make the decision to birth her baby safely at home, in a birth center or in a hospital.
At this special time of the year, I wanted to take time to reflect on the amazing journey we have had with Orgasmic Birth and to share my gratitude. From waking with a dream to make a movie in 2003, something so vivid I was set on a path to bring a message of possibilies to birth. As my vision took hold, I knew that if I held the intention, all those who needed to be a part of the dream would arrive.
Join us in celebrating National Midwifery Week in October by sharing your pictures and your stories of how a midwife touched your life
Introduction to Childbirth
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Intense or unrestrained excitement or a similar point of intensity or emotional excitement.
Please share your ecstatic or orgasmic birth story with us. Birth stories are a powerful way of passing along information and creating an awareness of all that is possible in birth. Click here to begin.
“At last, a film that shows normal birth. Orgasmic Birth should be shown to every teenager, man, woman, midwife and obstetrician and then they may begin to understand what a normal birth is and, perhaps, begin to demand a change so that all women are given the opportunity, and the necessary support, to birth normally. A reduction in over-medicalized obstetric deliveries, to which far too many women are unnecessarily subjected, is long overdue.
Beverley Lawrence Beech, Association for Improvements in the Maternity Services
www.aims.org.uk