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Birth Companions CD

Birth Companions:

Perspectives on Doulas and Nurse Midwives
in ASL and English


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An Introduction to Maria Wolff

I’m Maria Wolff. I’m a Nurse-Midwife at HealthPartners and I work with 32 other midwives at three hospitals. And I largely see childbearing, child rearing women and their families. I see them for pre-natal care, postpartum care, and also GYN care. And some midwives see people into menopause, but at this point, I’m not. I’m only here part time.

Nurse midwives are specialists in normal, healthy pregnancy and kind of taking care of normal GYN needs: annual exams, pap smears, um, birth control, STD prevention.

And today, I’m seeing Amy Wolf who is a woman who is 33 weeks pregnant and expecting in a couple of weeks.


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