What Calls You To Be "A Midwife" ?

Question

The "Calling of MidWifery":
Did You Experience IT When You Were "Young" ?
Of Course, Men Are "Called" Also - at Least In This Q.
Why Do You Think You Can "Serve" A Mother & Infant ?

No Answer in The "Dream Section"
So:
One Young "Midwife" Who Ask A Q. About
"Wanting To Be" An Assistant To Birth is not
"Inspired" by Dreams' Interpretation.
MidWife + Sage-Femme -
"In-Between Woman's Wisdom"

Ina May Gaskin is An Example -
What Is Her
"Wisdom" ?
IT is "Certain": IT Is Not A Dream - still.

"Full-View":

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(Talking Heads):
"Take Us To The River..."
(sooner Than Later)

Well, Here's Protegee, Fan Tea-Gun...
Apologies: Have Been Roaming
the Elysia Fields, Below, below
Mount Olympia, & Only Retrieved
"The sacred Post" Yesterday.
The Usual: "Very Good" News & insignificant trivia.
Incredible To Learn that 'Revered' Ina May is Going to be In Philadelphia ( You Know There are Historical Bells of Note There). She Has No Idea We Exist, after all IT Is Her "Work" & "Vocational" Imperatives Which Are Of "Sound Value" and as Such, Demarcates Her From The rest of 'interest'.
Maybe, Will Never Know us but If We do Meet Her at least We'll mean IT: "Enchantees !"

You Informed me Ina May Is Going to "Norway" ? Well, Isn't That a Magnificent Coincidence For Once, No Need To Recall.
It's All Written in Our "Theatre Of Forms".
So, Maybe, me AND Others Can Help ( Had Eye on a Few Scientists, But Cannot Get Back
to A Special Guest of Yahoo
Theologian Scientist ( Me Should Write a Short Story on 'IT UnSkilled', but no one would believe IT)
In The Meantime: WISH !****

Answer 1

What called me to be a midwife??

As a child, I was always very open, compassionate, mature (for my age), intelligent, and "different". I always knew I wanted to do something for the greater good, something to do with health and children.... or maybe animals. The animal part of the plan didn't play out... my fellow human beings are in dire need... there are many people who stand for the animals.

When I became pregnant with my daughter, at a young age, I had all but forgotten my dreams in my arrogant teen-age world. But my baby girl brought out those dreams again. I marveled at how my body changed, and cringed at those who were always asking "what-ifs" and didn't believe in my young body, soul, and mind. Instead of playing into the trap, I became stronger, more mature, more spiritual. I believed and loved my body, my baby-grower. But, society wore on me, being so young and still somewhat impressionable. I feared my labor and birth. And, as luck would have it, I got the lesser of the two care-providers. My birth was not horrendous, but not the way it *could* have been, had I been wiser and had someone who would share that wisdom with me. After my daughter's birth, I searched for answers. The more I learned, the more I felt my whole being being pulled towards the calling of "midwife".

It is always in my thoughts.. it is a calling, I almost feel like a zealot. It has hit me with the intensity of a religious fanatic. I am young still, and learning more and more everyday. Humility is my latest lesson, and I am glad it came to me so early. If I help one woman to believe in herself, in her body, in her baby.... I will have done what I always dreamed of doing. Making the world a better place.