sitting here at my gate, reflecting on the fact that this will be the last time i make the trip to school from sky harbour.
i'm excited to see my sister students and see where they are all at.
this is the beginning of our second year.
all things have changed. i wish we had some documentation to compare where we were this
time last year. a green group of aspiring midwives have learned so much, touched so many lives and our lives enriched by many.
i think this is the first time i've more or less had school in a place where i wasn't freaking out.
i only have the small task of packing to loom over me. thankfully i have a mother. i don't need her to pack, but she's come to depersonalize? not sure how i feel about that, but my lovely place will have the tracy taken out of it while i'm away at school.
the weather in phx has been absolutely gorgeous these last few days. i've managed a few good monsoon rains this season, and lately the below 100 temps have allowed for a lot of outdoor galavanting.
over the last 6weeks or so, since my last session up in maine, i've driven the coast to the shores of puget sound. i put my feet in the pacific and have dugs my toes into the desert.
i've had the rain fall from a shining sky and i've seen it unleash a fury of rain, replenishing the parched earth.
i studied studied studied.
so much research and online discussions with students from around north america. i think i amused a few people along the way.
i purged some belongings.
i met new friends and am saying good-bye to the ones i love.
so bittersweet. the closer the time comes to leave, the more i am falling in love with this desert wasteland. this sprawl that defines america.
i'm sad. in a confused way.
this will be my last commute from sky harbour, but this isn't the end of the journey.
birth
student midwife
midwifery
homebirth
childbirth
cpm symposium
feminism
life of a student midwife
love
new adventures
new beginnings
power of women
becoming a mother
birthwise midwifery school
cesarean
doula
empowerment
maternity care
midwife
midwives
new life
pregnancy
public health
starting over
student midwife to midwife
Placenta crafting
VBAC
acceptance
birth center
communication
death
empowering birth
excitement
fear
growing
growth
health policy
internationally trained midwives canada
labour induction
med-wives
midwifery regulations
midwives as primary healthcare providers
moving forward
personal growth
prenatal yoga
resolutions
struggles and challenges
the end is nigh
transitions
CPM
DOR
HR 1054
MAMA campaign
MANA
MMBP
PROM
Placenta Libertation Front
Rowan Bailey
SlutWalk
Suturing
activism
anais nin
ann sexton
arizona
arizona midwifery
augmentation and epidurals
awe
babymoon inn
baptism by fire
being on call
birth centre
birth positions
birthwise
breastfeeding
c/s
canada
canadian midwifery
cancer
catching babies
changes
christmas
eats on feets
elements
family
foucault
future midwives alliance
gender identity
graduation
grieving
having to plan for the future
health promotion
herbs
hospital birth
hypnobirthing
insomnia
joy
joys of birth
language
language of birth
learning
licensed midwives
losing my shit
midwifery education
midwives as a political decision
mother's day
mother-baby connection
movie night
moving to canada
multi-jurisdictional midwifery bridging program
natural midwife
new years resolutions
overcoming depression
packages in the mail
phoenix
placenta
postpartum
postpartum depression
power
powerful births
prelabour/premature rupture of membranes
racism
rape
regina
reproductive rights
roots
saskatchewan midwifery
self love
self realization
sensorship
sounds of birth
standard-of-care
statistics
stillbirth
student midwife hell
tending fires
third stage
traditional midwifery
transition
ultrasound
uterus
waiting for babies
washington state midwifery
water birth
white privilege
women's health
yoga
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