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Oh Preethi - so sorry to hear about the accident but thank God your little girl is all right!
Sarah, good luck tomorrow with your follie scan! Here's hoping for some good ones (but not too many lol).
So far all my appointments have been with my GP who is qualified to do prenatal care. My antenatal appointment is at the end of the month and at that point I'll start having appointments with the midwives and/or doctors at the antenatal clinic at the hospital. I won't have continuity of care there as they like you to see everyone as you have no say over who assists with the delivery (but hey going public I don't have to pay a thing so I'm not complaining). If I do get accepted into the midwife led birth centre as I hope to, then from that point I should only see one or two midwives who will assist the birth. The midwifes at the birth centre like to do continuity of care, and it's still covered by medicare as a public hospital (the centre is in the hospital actually) but they only have 4-6 beds so they're really selective of who they take (ie. very low risk women).
Sarah, good luck tomorrow with your follie scan! Here's hoping for some good ones (but not too many lol).
So far all my appointments have been with my GP who is qualified to do prenatal care. My antenatal appointment is at the end of the month and at that point I'll start having appointments with the midwives and/or doctors at the antenatal clinic at the hospital. I won't have continuity of care there as they like you to see everyone as you have no say over who assists with the delivery (but hey going public I don't have to pay a thing so I'm not complaining). If I do get accepted into the midwife led birth centre as I hope to, then from that point I should only see one or two midwives who will assist the birth. The midwifes at the birth centre like to do continuity of care, and it's still covered by medicare as a public hospital (the centre is in the hospital actually) but they only have 4-6 beds so they're really selective of who they take (ie. very low risk women).