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29/10 â 2/11/19 - Abuja Trip
Zwei GrĂŒnde verschlugen uns in die Hauptstadt Nigerias - zum Einen âBig Boss is coming backâ đ und zum Anderen ein Auge benötigte einen Notpass đ.
Durch den Vorfall mit dem Reisepass, mussten wir bereits einen Tag vor dem geplanten Trip nach Abuja aufbrechen. Das Erhalten des Notreisepasses war nicht so leicht wie gedacht und wir können nur sagen, es war uns eine Lehre des Lebens - âdonât let anyone deal with your passport when you are not aroundâ đ.
Da unser âBig Bossâ einer der drei Vortragenden auf der Design & Health Conference in Abuja war, hatten wir die Ehre ihn als seine Auge dahin zu begleiten. Das Hauptthema war die Salutogenese, sowohl in der Medizin als auch in der Architektur. Die Konferenz war sehr spannend, da sie auch einen kritischen Blick auf die bereits wahrgenommenen Probleme geworfen haben.
Am nĂ€chsten Tag hatten wir noch ein Meeting mit einem Hauptverantwortlichen der fĂŒr die Familienplanung in Nigeria zustĂ€ndig ist. Zwischen dem âBig Bossâ und dem Herrn wurden weitere Punkte bezĂŒglich der Familienplanung und deren Koordination zwischen Ăsterreich und Nigeria besprochen â es klingt nach einem sehr interessanten Projekt đ.
NatĂŒrlich gehört aber auch zum Arbeiten etwas Freizeit đ€

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Yes You Can
I often hear women saying âI canât do this!â while giving birth. Sometimes they are afraid, because they have never done it before and donât know what their body is capable of doing ever so beautifully. Sometimes they have been made afraid, because of wrong choice of words from health care workers who, most often with the right intentions, tried to address risks and possibilities with them. Sometimes, they have a gut feeling something is not going quite right, and they are trying to save themselves and their baby from complications.
When women claim they Canât Do This, the first question that should come to mind is why she feels she canât. By just stating that âYes, you can, donât worry about itâ, the problem wonât go away. Even in between the waves of contractions is a better time to find out whatâs going on underneath the fear, than to bluntly dismiss their feelings and leave the room. I have guided multiple woman during childbirth, who at first really felt they couldnât do it, and by talking to me about their fears they birthed their baby calmly and in rest.
And sometimes, the feeling of Canât Do This isnât said out loud but only suffered in silence. Dilation not progressing as quickly as youâd expect it to, baby not descending, mother in more pain than usual⊠with all these things, and more, itâs important to keep in mind that her mind may be filled with dark clouds of fear and insecurity. Be the person who helps her through it and make this birth a joyful experience to look back on.
This process can take up to a few hours, because addressing your fears, naming them and looking them straight into the eye, isnât as easy at is sounds on paper. Donât worry if you donât know the solution to her fear immediately, if you donât know what to say to her. By listening to her and acknowledging her feelings, youâre probably doing more for her than you would have thought you could.
"De niña nadie te dice que tienes un Ăștero, y creces sin moverlo, sin sentir su excitaciĂłn, su latido; ves a las mujeres de tu alrededor vivir con posiciones rĂgidas, sin mover la pelvis ni el vientre, sin ver ni vivir las pulsiones uterinas. No hemos aprendido a mover el Ăștero, ni a sentirlo; porque con la inmovilizaciĂłn de los mĂșsculos que forman la bolsa uterina se pierden tambiĂ©n sus conexiones neuromusculares. En algunas culturas, la rana era el sĂmbolo del Ăștero, que salta y palpita y se mueve, (por eso tambiĂ©n los test de embarazo se llaman los test de la rana). En otras culturas se decĂa que el Ăștero era un pez, por su manera de moverse. Estos sĂmbolos expresaban la existencia del Ăłrgano; y por eso, a pesar de que el Ăștero es interior y no se ve, era algo conocido que desde niña te llegaba: y podĂas relacionar esos sĂmbolos con tus propias pulsiones.
Los mĂșsculos del Ăștero, cuando no se utilizan se ponen rĂgidos, pierden elasticidad y funcionalidad; solo cuando te escayolan una pierna un mes luego hay que hacer ejercicios de rehabilitaciĂłn para recuperar la funcionalidad de la pierna. Imaginemos lo que serĂa si tienes la pierna sin mover desde que naces hasta los 20 años, o si te tapan un ojo al nacer y te quitan la venda de mayor: tendrĂas el ojo atrofiado. Pues eso es lo que pasa con nuestro Ăștero. Antiguamente la mujer frĂgida era la que tenĂa el Ăștero arriba bien quietecito, y de ahĂ viene el calificativo de 'histĂ©rica' porque 'histĂ©rica' viene de 'hysteron' = Ăștero en griego.
El parto con placer se produce cuando el Ăștero se abre suavemente, relajadamente. Con cada latido los mĂșsculos uterinos se distienden, se aflojan y el cuello se va relajando y abriĂ©ndose, poco a poco, con cada latido que al mismo tiempo es una oleada de placer. En cambio el Ăștero rĂgido que en lugar de latir se contrae con espasmos, produce dolor, el dolor del calambre, que es el dolor de las famosas 'contracciones de dilataciĂłn'. FilogenĂ©ticamente estĂĄ previsto que el parto sea un acto placentero; lo que no estĂĄ previsto filogeneticamente es que la niña se haga mujer sin desarrollar su sexualidad, con el Ăștero rĂgido, espĂĄstico.
Leboyer, autor del libro Por un nacimiento sin violencia, habla de lo innecesario e injustificado que son los partos violentos de hoy en dĂa. Los Ășteros pueden abrirse suavemente, con ternura, con un palpitar suave, como explica muy bien en otro libro: El parto: crĂłnica de un viaje .
Hemos perdido el Ăștero porque hemos perdido la sexualidad. MerelĂł-BarberĂĄ afirma que la mujer se socializa en la ruptura psicosomĂĄtica entre la conciencia y el Ăștero.Nuestra manera de vestir dice mucho de nosotras, con ropas ajustadas, sujetadores y bragas que nos separan de nuestro cuerpo. Las mujeres que llevan tĂșnicas o chilabas van desnudas por debajo, estĂĄn mas cerca de sentir su cuerpo. Pero lo peor no es vestir de cierta manera si no el creer que nuestras pulsiones y nuestros flujos son algo sucio, lascivo y pecaminoso. Te socializas sin saber de tu propio cuerpo, incluso sintiendo asco hacia Ă©l en algunos aspectos; como si el Ăștero fuese una vĂscera mĂĄs como el esĂłfago o la vesĂcula."
-Casilda Rodrigañez
Itâs A Girl!!!!!!!
The most unbelieveable words I heard was the genetic specialist at cousyl Say, âAre You Ready?... Itâs A.... GIRL!â My hand covered my mouth, Tears welled up in my eyes, my thoat felt tight, my heart raced, and it was like she took the air right out of my Lungs. âAre You Okay?â I responded with, âitâs a girl??â Followed by laughter and Tears, I proceeded to tell her how I have three boys and I had done the sneak peek gender test which had said boy but my gut had told me I was carrying a little girl. This was the best news! But For those of you who donât know me you wonât quite understand the emotion that came next, FEAR..............
By the hands of my own biological mother I suffered the worst case of physical, sexual, mental, and emotional abuse possible. Becoming a mother to my first born I realized that I could never and would never be my biological mother. That clearly sheâs sick, and nothing I had done could ever create the path she chose to lead me down. BUT that fear came back as I realized Iâm going to now have a daughter, a daughter like my biological had in me.... what if that evil comes out? What if I can not love her the way a mother should love her daughter? What if she hates me? And the list goes on. That little girl, whose mother didnât want her came back, full force! I was wounded and scared. It was when I realized this, that a light bulb went off, I could never be that mother because I care too much, love too much, and have grown too much to ever be anything other than a loving, caring, gentle mother! To a boy or a girl! And in that moment I felt my whole world change again! It that moment I fell in love with a little girl named Cali Irie