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Sunday, March 8, 2009
Homebirth in Mississippi
The good news is that homebirth midwifery is legal in Mississippi and there were 108 homebirths in MS that were reported in 2007. Contact me at icanofjacksonms@gmail.com if you would like info on homebirth and midwifes in MS.
Susana Those are the homebirths listed on the birth certificates in 2007. 68 were white and 40 were nonwhite.
68 White Homebirths- 1 was delivered by physician, 2 by CNM, 34 by granny midwife, 31 by other named person
40 Non white Homebirths - 4 by physician and 36 by other named person
There were 18 births labeled as Other place but those babies were delivered by physician, granny midwife and other named person
I do know that 99% of the world is born at home currently, how did the USA regress so much in the last 60 years? $$$ You think the economy would be doing well with all that money that birth costs :)
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I suppose all of those births went without a hitch? Any other stats for them?
Susana
Those are the homebirths listed on the birth certificates in 2007.
68 were white and 40 were nonwhite.
68 White Homebirths- 1 was delivered by physician, 2 by CNM, 34 by granny midwife, 31 by other named person
40 Non white Homebirths - 4 by physician and 36 by other named person
There were 18 births labeled as Other place but those babies were delivered by physician, granny midwife and other named person
I do know that 99% of the world is born at home currently, how did the USA regress so much in the last 60 years? $$$ You think the economy would be doing well with all that money that birth costs :)
http://www.msdh.state.ms.us/msdhsite/_static/resources/3010.pdf
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