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Leonie Penna, was until very recently singing the praises of the Albany Midwives and all of a sudden did a 360 degree turn, I wonder why....could it be this....


http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2007/mar/10/futureofthenhs.health


As we all know the Albany Midwives have a philosophy of care, and were very open to all about that, about a woman's choice and about giving the woman the confidence to be able to muster all her strength to give birth: I guess some people did not like that and that is why they were attacked. If only their contract was just withdrawn last week, that would have been a dream...why is there so much news and publicity on this issue now???? Its because, but they were first bullied for a whole year, which I can't prove right here, right now, but it will be proved, then they were blamed for the deaths of two babies, which actually was not their fault and have subsequenly been cleared for. How many babies died in Kings College Hospital over 12 years, more then 2 I suspect. This case is very important, because if the Albany go, a trusted and immensely loved group in my community, just like that, then really, no one cares in the NHS, because this is so important, we are giving birth for Christ Sake!!!!!


Kings College Hospital have no idea what a Pandora's Box they have opened....it cannot be closed now.....Women demand choice, we want the Albany model of care, and we want it now. And will get it.

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