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#1Posted 15 June 2009 - 08:17 PM
Just wondering if anyone has experience with the antenatal services in Wagga (both public and private). I'm pregnant with second bub and had such a wonderful experience with the midwife care program where we previously lived (only 1.5 hours away). I just don't know what to do... go public as a private patient (don't have private rooms available), go private hospital or go back to where we use to live (lots of family still live there). My preferred option would be to go back to where we previously lived but is 1.5 hours too far away?
#2Posted 15 June 2009 - 08:27 PM
There is one private hospital, Calvary, and a public hospital, Wagga Base hospital. There are 3 private OBs, Dr Angus, Dr Hargood, and another I forget the name of but did meet (I spent a LOT of time in hospital). I had Dr Hargood, who was very nice. Dr Angus is by far the most popular and does his own ultrasounds, which is a plus.
The private hospital was very nice - I stayed there a lot. The midwives were very nice. There are 3 rooms in the birthing suite, with one having a more home-like sort of room. I don't know much about the public - I know the rooms were pretty old and there were lots of 4 beds. I stayed there for 2 nights before I got in to see an OB, and shared with 3 other ladies who'd just had babies all in together - so if you don't like the idea of that it's a factor to consider. No idea about the public level of care, but I'm sure it's very good too. #3Posted 15 June 2009 - 08:33 PM
We were living in Wagga back in 2004 when I was pregnant with my first. A friend of mine had her bub at the public hospital and absolutely hated it and a neighbour was also poorly treated there and the loss of her bubs late in her pregnancy may have been partly caused by the hospital response to some issues she had. In both cases I won't go into details here but PM me if you want. After hearing of their experiences I was so adamant that I wasn't birthing there that I moved to Melbourne with my family and had bubs here! I don't know if it's changed much since then but if I was still in Wagga I think I'd be seeing if there was a private middy for a homebirth in the area, can't give you any info on the private hospital option. Otherwise I'd be moving away, even if it has changed since then I still don't think I'd be comfortable birthing there after what my friends went through.
#4Posted 15 June 2009 - 08:37 PM
I've had two babies at the public hospital in wagga....
the first one was such an awful experience, the attending OB was really nasty, the midwife tried to hold me down to break my waters, and i kicked her very embarassing, but she deserved it. DH was deployed when i was due with ds3, and didnt have anyone to drive me to another hospital, so was stuck there! Instead of doing my antenatal at the hospital, I went to the Glenrock Medical center, in glenfield park, the midwife there is called JULIE, (or she was there 6months ago when we left wagga), and she is AMAZING, I cant thank her enough for how wonderful she was to me, even came to see our DS in the hospital You can do all your visits with her and just do the standard doctor visits at the hospital .... The middies at DS3's birth were fantastic and i have NO complaints about the treatment we recieved there second time around So heres hoping the first time was just a yucky fluke, because they were great second time.... If you go through glenrock, you will have MUCH shorter waiting times then at the hospital, and its much more bright and cheerful there All you need to do is see a doctor there for a referral, (they dont bulk bill) and then Julie will take care of you and help with all your booking scans etc... #5Posted 15 June 2009 - 08:49 PM
I had my DD at Wagga Base Hospital in 2006. If I had to give birth in Wagga again I would seriously look into the private hospital, home birth or travelling elsewhere.
The midwives I had on the day were fantastic (I couldn't fault them at all), however my labor and birth were very straight forward (I have heard horror stories from others). The things I didn't like about Wagga base: * The first thing the midwife said when doing the hospital tour was 'Don't bring in anything of value as we are regularly done over by thieves who wander in off the street and and just help themselves to your things' . I didn't have anything go missing, but I didn't take any risks either IYKWIM. * There was 1 (or 2 max) shared bathrooms for the entire floor . And I really didn't like leaving my baby to wander down the hall to the bathroom. * The bed creaked every time I moved! Now I wasn't expecting a luxury bed at all, but they were crazy noisy. * There were 3 (or 4??) birth suits. AFAOK only one has it's own shower & toilet - the other ones you had to come out into the corridor to access bathroom facilities. The one with the ensuite type set up was the furtherest from the midwives station, so some midwives don't like to use it. Can you go on a tour before you decide? I know when I was there they were working on getting a new hospital (or at least part of it). ETA - I've seen inside the private hospital and it looks very nice. Edited by mikejuliet1, 15 June 2009 - 08:54 PM. #6Posted 15 June 2009 - 09:27 PM
Hi, I've had both mine at Calvary Hospital and absolutely loved the experience both times. I was under Dr Currie, who unfortunately doesn't deliver anymore. Currently there are only two obstetricians here in Wagga: Dr Angus and Dr Joubert. Dr Hargood has now left Wagga. We are very devoid of obstetric cover here. My mum was in Wagga Base recently and I must admit, it is a hole.
Good luck. Felicity. #7Posted 15 June 2009 - 11:46 PM
Hi there,
I agree with what PPs have said. The Base (public) hospital is not so good from what i heard when i was there (working at the Private). Dr Currie no longer delivers babies Dr Angus is there. Dr Hargood came back to Sydney. Dr Joubert is new. If I was having my baby there, I would have Dr Angus. The midwives are lovely at the private. PPs have mentioned home birth but your options are very limited for private midwives. There are only 2 I think ... both several hours' drive away. Unless things have changed in the time since I was there. Edited by Melissam12, 15 June 2009 - 11:47 PM. #8Posted 17 June 2009 - 07:27 PM
Thanks everyone.
I have to say the story is very similar with people i am talking to in town - some very good experiences at the Base, but also some not so good stories. The same when my mum delivered by sisters here 25 years ago. My husband doesn't like the idea of me sharing rooms and bathrooms when we have private health insurance. So Calvary it is i think. For those who went through Calvary was there much medical involvement with straight forward deliveries? My first was very straight forward and didn't see a doctor until after DD was born and i needed some stitches. The midwives were just awesome! I loved it that way... mind you if i need medical help i was it there! #9Posted 17 June 2009 - 11:17 PM QUOTE there much medical involvement with straight forward deliveries? Have a chat to Dr Angus about that one He's fairly hands-off but all the doctors there require you to birth on your back in bed.
#10Posted 17 June 2009 - 11:28 PM
all i can say about wagga hospital was from a friends experience....lets say it didnt leave a good impression on her when she had to see the mid wife for check ups, she actually travelled back and forth to temora near the end of her pregnancy as that was where her ob was situated, even when she went into labour, her DH drove her all the way to temora to have the baby there.
#11Posted 19 June 2009 - 10:23 AM QUOTE but all the doctors there require you to birth on your back in bed. That's is what i am worried about. I delivered our first standing up and it was the only way i could have. They tried me on my knees, but it was just way too uncomfortable.... I never laid on my back from the moment i went into labour until after i had delivered. I just couldn't have tolerated it..... i really wish Wodonga wasn't so far away... 30mins closer and i wouldn't even give it a second thought! #12Posted 23 June 2009 - 07:53 PM
Been to calvary for a look around and talked with the midwife/NUM. She said that they really encourage active birthing and not birthing on your back. I just need to make it clear when i see the ob my wishes about active birthing being comfortable. Sh didn't think it would be a problem as they have had women deliver in the shower. MOst of the time the midwife does the delivering anyway.
So i think we will go Calvary - but if the ob isn't keen with the active birth Wodonga it will be. Thanks everyone for your input 1 user(s) are reading this topic0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users |
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ERIC Phillips remembers running on to Glenferrie Oval in the 1920s, following his father — the 60th man to register as a Hawthorn player.
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His father, Charlie Sherer, played for the club from 1926 to 1928 and those years have left him a lifelong fan.
"I used to play a lot of football on Glenferrie Oval after that," he said.
"Looking at it now, it's like a squashed sardine tin."
Mr Phillip's son Revell, whose middle name is Charles after his grandfather, said it was a wonder the team ever got off Glenferrie Oval alive.
Mr Phillips laughed as he remembered the condition of the old ground.
"It was nothing more than a mud heap," he said."
Revell said Hawthorn was the reason behind the family buying its first television set in 1961.
"My mother never wanted to get a television but she relented and let us have one to watch Hawthorn play the grand final," he said.
"That was the first year they won the premiership."
Mr Phillips said Hawthorn had originally been called the Mayblooms.
"Not many people know that they weren't always called Hawthorn," he said.
The Hawks were also known as the Mustard Pots for a few years in the 1930s.
Mr Phillips said he had been lucky enough to attend the last grand final the team won in 2008.
"I travelled to Melbourne to see them play," he said.
"I got to the ground and there were about 100,000 people there.
"I remember thinking that I was probably the only one who had run on to the ground 80 years ago."
Mr Phillips said while he would have liked to attend today's decider against Fremantle, he would not miss any of the action as he stayed glued to the television.
"I think people would see it as a bit of a Cinderella story if Fremantle won," he said.
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Coming off a 4-0 win over Brighton Saturday, the East Boston boys' soccer team stepped onto the field Tuesday in high spirits to face Masconomet the No. 1 team in the state. But the Jets could not keep up with the Chieftains and were blanked, 3-0, in the second round of the MIAA Division 1 North tournament.
The Jets were stunned soon after the whistle blew, as Masconomet senior striker Keyon Olia scored into the high right corner in the first minute.
I definitely felt challenged, said East Boston junior defender Ben Lara. [Masconomets] forwards and midfielders ran together and I wasnt used to so much pressure.
Realizing just how strong a team it was facing, East Boston stepped it up a notch
and brought the ball to the Chieftains side of the field. The Jets got off four impressive shots, but were all blocked by junior goalkeeper William Stewart.
Masconomet junior striker Edison Forbes scored toward the end of the first half, bringing the score to 2-0 at halftime.
In the second half, East Boston worked hard to move the ball up the field and get on the scoreboard. With intense pressure from Masconomet not letting up, the Jets instead excelled in defense, led by junior defenders Ben Buenorostro and Lara.
With 10 minutes left, it looked as though East Boston would finally make it onto the scoreboard as Lara took a free kick at the 18-yard line. He fired a powerful shot to the upper middle of the goal, but Stewart blocked it.
With eight minutes left, after a crowded fight for the ball in the goal box, Chieftains junior midfielder Adam Grammer scored again.
So the tournament ends with a 3-0 loss for East Boston, but the Jets are proud of their season and the fact that they made it to the second round.
It was nice to pass the first round, Lara said. It was my first time and everyone elses. We havent made it this far in six years.
While coach Lorenzo Di Benedetto was disappointed by the Jets performance against the Chieftains, he is happy with the success of the season.
We didnt perform as well as I thought we would, he said, but this was a really good season, especially because we replaced 10 seniors from last year. Weve had a great run and theyre just great kids.
Di Benedetto said he will lose nine seniors next year, and that the team will most likely be led by underclassmen.
Weve had this program for two years and everybody just gets stronger, he said. Brighton, Dorchester, Boston International we all keep moving ahead. It could be anybody's game and it keeps everybody on their toes.
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ST. PAUL - Opponents of a smoking ban charged supporters were "social engineers" who would hurt businesses - especially small, rural ones - but backers of a ban prevailed Thursday in the first legislative debate on the subject this year. After more than two hours of testimony and debate, the ban passed the Minnesota House Health and Human Services Committee on a surprisingly easy 12-6 vote. The bill would ban smoking in businesses such as bars and restaurants - including private clubs - much like it already is banned in public buildings.
ST. PAUL - Republicans fought a proposed multi-state compact designed to protect Great Lakes waters, saying it would give up too much Minnesota power, but the compact survived a Thursday Minnesota House vote. "This is a very, very troubled piece of legislation," Rep. Mark Olson, R-Big Lake, before the full House approved the measure 97-35 at the end of a two-hour-plus debate. Republicans tried to change the bill. But Rep. Tom Huntley, DFL-Duluth, said the proposed compact cannot be amended, so a vote to change it would kill it.


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ricky i thought i loved prime.....untill i used mstak and realized that prime didnt give me any real results, it was more a of placebo effect. Mstak has been the best product i have used so far IMO.
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Comments for article: 'Leigh Griffiths can reach the top says Wolves' Kenny Jackett'
Kenny Jackett is correct when he says that Griffiths can reach the top but that will only happen if he is handled correctly.
There are two ways of getting the best out of a player but it depends which one of the two ways apply to Leigh. He needs to constantly be told how well he played and how good he can become as well as putting an arm on his shoulder when things aren't going well and I'm sure that Jackett realises that, just like as soon as he became the manager he phoned Leigh to say that he was wanted.
Griffiths is not the type of person who will respond positively if he is rollocked as he is likely to go into a shell.
The fact that Leigh is now a family man with responsibility is bound to have a positive effect on his ambitions as a footballer and as an asset to Wolverhampton Wanderers. It's a pity that previous managers did not understand that and perhaps we wouldn't be where we are now in the First Division.
I wonder if that sort of response in the case O'Hara would also have proved a benefit to Wolves. I'd like to point out that Leigh Griffiths wasn't always an angel as well.
Startin to think yow might be O`hernia,s grandad cus ya seem to like him sa much.lol.
Mind ya,i do agree wi yow comments yesturday about the new loggin in proceedure puttin folks off commentin on this site now,OR PERRAPS THEY JUST CORR SPELL!
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Om startin to think yow might be O`hernia,s granddad cus ya seem to like him sa much.
But i must admitt i do agree wi ya comments yesturday about the new loggin in proceedure puttin folks off commentin on this site now it,s a pain,or PERRAPS IT,S JUST CUS THEY CORR SPELL!
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You forgot to slag Moxey off in that one - think your slipping in your old age OAP!!! UTW
And then, when he has finally reached the summit, he can get his hair sorted out.
Sir Billy Quiet
Maybe a beard would help?
I'm not sure that wouldn't just exacerbate existing problems, SBQ.
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Maybe Scott could lend him some. SG has plenty that I'd like to see on the barber's Shop floor
Maybe he could ask Rooney for some of his hair products, he might start banging some headers in then.
Esso Ian
So far so good . Needed him last season , Well done fat boy Moxey.
Farmer Ted
It was McCarthy, Solbakken, and particularly Saunders, who were responsible for Griffiths going out on loan.
Instead of getting at the truth it's much easier to blame the man in the large suit, isn't it?
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Farmer Ted, Still defending him after all these years,I note. Manager will know doubt have had the final say ,but you can bet your bottom dollar the manager will have been pushed all the way by Moxey to loan players out to save on wages.I read somewhere a comment that ' money men' never make successful chief executives ,what is needed is a 'people person' in that role. Moxey's biggest problem is his lack of judgement on football issues. I have read your comments over the years and you have a better understanding of football than our long serving chief executive. You would have sorted out Baath's contract for a start when he was first emerging as a first team player. Football clubs need an accountant to control costs but not acting in the role of chief executive.The outcome is inevitable : failure on the pitch.
chris h
Sorry for the typo, 'know' of course should be 'no'.
No! Did Jackett really say this? I dont think any championship defenders would be losing sleep over playing against Griffiths. Though he does take a good penalty.
I think they would lose more sleep over griffo then that old mon, le sulk, ;)
I think KJ is right, Leigh will be a top striker, the question is will he still be with us. He as got the knack that all good strikers have, knowing where the goal is even when they are behind him,you cannot teach that. I am still hoping him and Siggy eventually strike up a partnership, big un little un works in my book. COME ON WOLVES.
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Is it me or does he look a little bit like Ben Turpin?? If someone can tie him to some railway tracks that would confirm my thoughts. Thanks.


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Ubisoft's always-on DRM scheme is certainly getting a lot of attention from developers. Blizzard thinks the idea of DRM in general is a waste of time. Namco Bandai, on the other hand, believes Ubisoft's is a "good strategy" but only because there's no better alternative yet.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh (CMC) — More impressive bowling from Veerasammy Permaul and a half-century from Kyle Hope yesterday were undone by another Sagicor High Performance Centre batting collapse, again triggered by spin, putting them in danger of losing their tour match against Bangladesh-A.
The 23-year-old Hope hit the top score of 52, Marlon Barclay made 33 and Andre Fletcher added 20, as the Sagicor HPC, chasing 239 to win, stumbled to 120 for six at the close on the penultimate day of the four-day match at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium.
Hope struck eight fours from 70 balls in 96 minutes, but he was one of four wickets that fell for 12 runs in the space of 45 balls, as left-arm spinner Saqlain Sajib captured 4-27 from 14 overs to undermine the visitors' batting.
This unfolded after Permaul grabbed 4-44 from 27 overs and was supported by Sheldon Cotterrell, Carlos Brathwaite and Jomel Warrican, as Bangladesh-A were dismissed for 186 in their second innings about half-hour before tea.
Cotterrell took 2-15 from six overs, Brathwaite 2-33 from 19 overs and Warrican 2-65 from 24.5 overs, but Naeem Islam hit 60, Raqibul Hasan got 35 and Enamul Haque Jr 25 to prop up the Bangladesh-A innings.
The Sagicor HPC were set back early, when Trevon Griffith fell for one in the fourth over, as they reached 20 for one at tea.
After the break, the emerging West Indies players sunk to 36 for two, when fellow opener Andre Fletcher became Saqlain's first wicket.
Barclay joined Hope and spent nearly two hours at the crease, stabilising the innings with a third-wicket stand of 65 before he was lbw to Naeem Islam.
His dismissal set the collapse in motion with Saqlain trapping Jermaine Blackwood lbw for one before he bowled Hope and had Brathwaite dismissed for a duck, the Sagicor HPC sliding from 101 for two to 113 for six.
Earlier, the Sagicor HPC toiled to keep the Bangladesh-A batting in check, after the home team continued from their overnight total of 88 for three.
The visitors' bowlers kept things extremely tight in the morning period, restricting them to 149 for six at lunch, after picking up the wickets of Raqibul, the Bangladesh-A captain, caught behind off Permaul, Anamul Haque bowled by Brathwaite for nine, and Forhad Hossain lbw to Permaul for one.
After the interval, Permaul made an almost immediate breakthrough, when he bowled Shahadat Hossain for one before the Sagicor HPC were frustrated by an eighth-wicket stand of 31 between Naeem and Enamul.
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