Midwife Crisis: The Calamities Of A Trainee Midwife ebook

by Hilary. Cotterill

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by Hillary Cotterill. Midwife Crisis - Hillary Cotterill. Alongside the Slog, the emergencies, and her developing sense of wonder, Hilary is also wrestling with belligerent and wonderful colleagues, true and false friends, the very mixed blessings of the nurses' hostel - and her feelings for a young man called Adrian. Read on the Scribd mobile app. Download the free Scribd mobile app to read anytime, anywhere.

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After four gruelling years, Hilary Cotterill was a registered staff nurse. She then embarked on the next stage of her career - training to be a midwife. In 'Midwife Crisis', sequel to the popular 'Pelican Crossing', she tells the story of how she got there. No current Talk conversations about this book.

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Alongside the Slog, the emergencies, and her developing sense of wonder, Hilary is also wrestling with belligerent and wonderful colleagues, true and false friends, the very mixed blessings of the nurses' hostel - and her feelings for a young man called Adrian. Biography & Autobiography Religion & Spirituality Nonfiction. Publisher: Lion Hudson. Imprint: Monarch Books.

Call the Midwife, later called Call the Midwife: A True Story of the East End in the 1950s, is a memoir by Jennifer Worth, and the first in a trilogy of books describing her work as a district nurse and midwife in the East End of London during the 1950s. Worth wrote the book after retiring from a subsequent career as a musician, and it was originally published in July 2002.

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This book is the follow-up to Pelican Crossing, published in 2004, which I read immediately before reading Midwife Crisis. When picking up both books, with humorous cartoons on the front and subtitles such as "the misadventures of a trainee nurse" and "the calamities of a trainee midwife" I was looking forward to reading something like a Christian nursing version of a James Herriott book. I was disappointed.

What I found that I was reading was actually a biography of a woman, in this book dealing with her training in midwifery and following the birth of two of her children, although the midwifery aspect seemed to be less than half of the book (my main complaint about the title).

Once I realised this was not going to be a funny book, I expected to read about the insights that her midwifery experiences gave to her faith - but I was disappointed. There was huge scope here to tell us about how it feels to encounter life - and death - on a daily basis; to reflect on the importance of human life, perhaps, and its fragility. But this book didn't delve into that, it read more as a description of important events in her life, with very little reflection. Although well written, I felt the book lacked depth considering the possibilities within the subject - and the artwork is unjustifiably misleading.

It's not a bad book, it's just a missed opportunity. The amazingly positive reviews on Amazon.co.uk are, I suspect, the author's friends writing about it - because they know and love her and know her story. As someone who doesn't know the author personally I can only go by what I've read - she has an interesting story but she hasn't explained enough to make this a worthwhile book to me.

By all means buy and read this book but don't expect more of it than it can give.