Midwife Reports Birth Complications and Institutional Non-Response
Professional Observation from a Midwife
This highly experienced midwifery trainer was living in Wuhan during its lockdown, and describes a complete disconnect between the reality of , effectively, no covid cases as far as she and her ex-pat colleagues could gauge, and what was portrayed on Chinese state media. In such a populous region social distancing was a complete joke and yet no-one seemed to get sick. Returning to NZ, navigating MIQ and defeating the midwifery council to regain her licence was far harder than living through covid in China. She resumed work during the rollout.
I could not advocate an experimental drug to any pregnant woman. It was unethical to do so. Our midwifery case load was 8 women a month. I was beginning to see many things I had not encountered before in my entire midwifery practice. I witnessed 2 cases of infant meningitis from vaccinated women. I witnessed 2 cases of preterm birth from vaccinated women. I witnessed 1 case of preterm birth after sexual intercourse with a partner who was vaccinated. This was a healthy woman who had birthed 3 healthy babies.
Communication to the MOH, Midwifery Council. NZ College of Midwives
I sent a document to all of the above crown institutions and asked for the evidence behind the decisions to advocate COVID 19 injections to pregnant women. They responded by telling me to refer to the Ministry of Health (MOH) website which was outdated and gave out misinformation as I had performed a lot of research. They declined to send me any scientific evidence.
