Out of breath, out of energy and trying so hard to focus on the instructions staff were relaying to me. I began to have tunnel vision as my body slowly started to give up. I gave all of me physically, emotionally and mentally to the nurses, I had nothing left and worried sick about my baby being stuck. I signed my life away and could hear the medical staff shooing my husband to another room. In a panicked state I kept wandering if my baby was ok. I was wheeled to theatre and I remember as each contraction came on, I’d open and close my eyes, just seeing the walls blur. Unable to ask questions through the pain,…
Read More2020, what a whirlwind. For many, including myself, it had been emotional and hard to grasp. The Global Pandemic continues to take a toll on the world but Victoria, where I’m located, seems to have it under control for now. However, businesses, families and individuals, are all learning to re-build and operate successfully, with what is being described as “Covid Normal”. A lot are re-building on all levels; mentally, physically, emotionally and even learning to re-build their businesses and relationships. An eight month lock down broke me.
Read MoreIn the winter of August 2018 at 38 weeks, I gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. The tiniest version of my husband and I finally earthside.
Read MoreFinding out you are about to become a parent can be overwhelming. I couldn’t help but feel anxious initially when I found out I was pregnant.
Read MoreJenny Green lives in Shepparton in rural Victoria. Open plains run along the river and the paddocks are dotted with horses. Tin sheds and furry canines all bring character to her home. At first glance you wouldn’t guess Green ‘does pole’ and now teaches classes.
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