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Item Birth Sories of Trinidad and Tobago: Krystal Allard(The University of the West Indies) Krystal AllardKrystal Allard, a stay-at-home mother of two children, recounts her birth experience with each pregnancy.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago Curmeliea James(The University of the West Indies) Curmeliea JamesItem Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago Dr. Leslie Bishop(The University of the West Indies) Dr. Leslie BishopLeslie Ann Bishop is a senior medical officer in obstetrics and gynaecology at the Scarborough Hospital. She completed her undergraduate medical training at the University of the West Indies. She also completed a Diploma in anathesia and five years of postgraduate training in Obstetric and Gynaeology in the United Kingdom. She discusses health care for expectant mothers and the benefits and risks to homebirths.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago Petal Ann Roberts(The University of the West Indies) Petal Ann RobertsPetal Ann Roberts is a mother of three children who resides in Tobago. She talks about the birth of her three children after initally being told she could not have children. She shares that her husband was in the delivery room for all three births and she talks about the care she received for all three of her pregnancies.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago Romana Peters(The University of the West Indies) Romana PetersRomana Peters is a St. Lucian living in Trinidad and Tobago and the mother of two boys. She shares how she learned about her first pregnancy.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Betty Ann Pilgrim(The University of the West Indies) Betty Ann PilgrimBetty Ann Pilgrim is the national administrator of Nursing Services in Trinidad and Tobago. She discusses the state of midwifrey in Trinidad and Tobago and future plans for the profession and way to improve the quality of care received by pregnant women.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Candace Mayer(The University of the West Indies) Candace MayerCandace Mayers is a jewellry designer and a mother of a two year old with another on the way. She shares the experience with her first pregnancy. She shares the pre-natal care she received both privately and in the public health care system in Trinidad. She also shares her birth experience and how she coped with postpartum depression with the support of husband.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Charissa Minty Part 2(The University of the West Indies) Charissa MintyItem Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Desmond Armstrong(The University of the West Indies) Desmond ArmstrongDesmond Armstrong is father of four grown children from Central, Trinidad. His last child was born at the Chaguanas Health Centre and the others at the Mt. Hope Women's Hospital. He shares his perspective on the birth of his children and his wife's pregnancies.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Dominic Charles(The University of the West Indies) Dominic CharlesDominic Charles a thirty-three year old father from Fanny Village, Point Fortin. He is the father of two children born at the San Fernando General Hospital. He shares his perpsectives as a father on birthing.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Dr Gabrielle Hosein(The University of the West Indies) Dr Gabrielle HoseinDr Gabrielle Hosein is the Head of the Institute of Gender at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus. She discusses the provision made for women in the public health system of Trinidad and Tobago and gender perspectives on the birthing process in the context of culture of Trinidad and Tobago and the wider Caribbean.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Dr Oscar Ocho(The University of the West Indies) Dr Oscar OchoDr Oscar Ocho has 37 years experience in the field of nursing. He is the Director and a senior lecturer at the School of Nursing, University of the West Indies, St Augustine Campus in Trinidad and Tobago. His research interests are in the area of gender and masculinity as such he has investigated the impact of the father being present in the delivery room during birth.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Dr. Chevon Joseph Part 1(The University of the West Indies) Dr. Chevon JosephDr. Chevon Joseph is an obstetrician who practiced in the United States for many years. She talks a bit about the health care for expectant mothers in Trinidad and Tobago.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Dr. Chevon Joseph Part 2(The University of the West Indies) Dr. Chevon JosephItem Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Ernest Nurse(The University of the West Indies) Ernest NurseErnest Nurse, is a 59 year-old father of a 26 year old daughter, he discusses how he felt not to be present at the birth of his daughter due to incarceration.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Gregory Sloane Seale(The University of the West Indies) Gregory Sloane SealeGregory Sloane Seale is a youth activist who resides in Diego Martin, Trinidad. He has three grown daughters who were all delivered at the Amicus Midwifrey Clinic in Diego Martin. In his interview he shares when he learned he was to become a father for the first time; and the impact of the midwives on the delivery of his children from his point of view.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Maryam Abdul Karim(The University of the West Indies) Maryam Abdul KarimItem Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Monique Timothy(The University of the West Indies) Monique TimothyMonique Timothy is an executive assistant in a government ministry. She is her father's only child and her mother's first child. She recalls giving birth, how excited she was to learn was pregnant, her decision to access private care up until her third trimester and attend lamaze classes offered by the public hospital.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Shanti Mohan(The University of the West Indies) Shanti MohanThirty-seven year old first time mom. She was diagnosed with polycystic ovaries so when she learned she was pregnant, she and her husband were estatic.Item Birth Stories of Trinidad and Tobago: Sherraine Mentor-Procope(The University of the West Indies) Sherraine Mentor-ProcopeSherraine Mentor-Procope is a registered nurse and midwife who works with the Scarborough General Hospital. She entered the nursing profession in 2001 and became a midwife in 2010. She completed her midwifrey training at the San Fernando General Hospital. She talks about the health care for women and their partner before conception, during the pregnancy and after delivery.
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