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“Some of the conversation is interesting, however I find the lack of actual research on topics is just not professional. For example: the reason why NIPT doesn’t replace a nuchal translucency is because they’re different tests with different findings. An NT measurement of >3.5mm at 11-13+6 weeks is associated with heart defects, not just chromosomal anomalies. As well, the quad screen analytes offer other information (for better or worse, none of these things are very specific). I don’t love all these “screenings” but we should be able to explain them to clients plainly.”
baby_nurse02 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
01/18/24
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“I just recently started listening to your podcast and I appreciate it so much! It is truly informative and very supportive to any woman that is looking to explore different perspectives when it comes to birth from people that are very experienced, compassionate and intelligent. Thank you!”
Masshhhhhhhh via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/10/21
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“Hello! I'm a long time listener and fan of the birthing instincts podcast! I had the pleasure of watching Blyss in action at my friends homebirth as I supported mom as her doula. Blyss and Stu have been inspiration in my own life as I recently gave birth to Mono/Di twins at 34 weeks. I was...”Read full review »
BrendR via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/09/22
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“Stu and Blyss are a wealth of information and true birth keepers! Anyone who is expecting a baby needs to listen!”
emboslice_ via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/17/21
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