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Holistic Perspectives & Directory For Northern India

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10/06/2019

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Donations

In view of the current situation in North India – lack of awareness amongst pregnant parents and medical professionals as well as a lack of facilities –  we have decided to move forward with a hands-on-approach: we ask for donations. The money that reaches us will be immediately used for awareness campaigns, networking & research, website maintenance AND eventually for funding the implementation of a holistic birthing sanctuary near Dehradun (Uttarakhand). 

Thank you very much in advance for your support. 

Conscious Birthing Northern India

Contribution for: Site Maintenance, Awareness Campaign & Vision Implementation

$100.00

Conscious Birthing Northern India

Contribution for: Site Maintenance, Awareness Campaign & Vision Implementation

$200.00

Conscious Birthing Northern India

Contribution for: Site Maintenance, Awareness Campaign & Vision Implementation

$500.00

Conscious Birthing Northern India

Contribution for: Site Maintenance, Awareness Campaign & Vision Implementation

$1,000.00

Conscious Birthing Northern India

Contribution for: Site Maintenance, Awareness Campaign & Vision Implementation

$2,000.00

Note: Crowdfunding is a new type of fundraising where you can raise funds for your own personal cause, even if you’re not a registered charity. The project leader is responsible for the distribution of funds raised.

Confidentiality: You can donate / contribute knowing your donation will be handled discreetly and securely by us.

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Birthing Dilemma in Dehradun

Here we go, once again, a pregnant lady from Rishikesh contacted us, asking for a place and a doctor that would allow her a natural birthing experience. And once again, I have no one to recommend in this region! Once again I directed a pregnant woman towards South India: Kerala and Hyderabad. 

It is exasperating, infuriating even, that women cannot get any holistic support for their birth planning in Uttarakhand. Forget homebirths and waterbirths. There are just no midwives / doulas around, and even if one can be found, there are no doctors / ob-gyns as back up, who have the necessary holistic view, the commitment and integrity. Because even if doctors say they support zero/minimal intervention, they tend to change their minds last minute. Usually, money is the reason, as they can charge much more for c -sections etc. Standardised clinical birthing is also time efficient (‘cookie cutter principle’) and fairly foreseeable in terms of risks. And although women might be able to get the natural birth with no epidural, they still get episiotomy and made to stay in the bed in one position…  Continue reading “Birthing Dilemma in Dehradun” →

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