Candace Ellen
@empoweredflow.bsky.social
Neurospicy 🧙🏻♀️, licensed midwife, pole dance studio owner, CYT200, and mom of many dogs.
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📍Kentucky • 👧🏻👧🏻 • 💍 Fredi
DO NOT OBEY IN ADVANCE.
#ForensicAuditNow #VerifyTheVote #TruthMatters
Follow the law?!? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO
March 24, 2025 at 2:03 AM
Follow the law?!? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO
And Hitler did roughly 92 years ago.
January 31, 2025 at 10:23 AM
And Hitler did roughly 92 years ago.
And why he did every possible nefarious thing under the sun to ensure it. Yes, I believe it was rigged. 🤷🏻♀️
January 10, 2025 at 3:28 PM
And why he did every possible nefarious thing under the sun to ensure it. Yes, I believe it was rigged. 🤷🏻♀️
Here’s a whole playlist I made: open.spotify.com/playlist/6Qa...
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January 10, 2025 at 3:22 PM
Here’s a whole playlist I made: open.spotify.com/playlist/6Qa...
And maga will lose the shell game long before they realize it. Aka, the find out era we are just beginning to witness.
January 8, 2025 at 1:17 PM
And maga will lose the shell game long before they realize it. Aka, the find out era we are just beginning to witness.
The irony of Christian nationalism not being “Christian” is not lost on me in the least bit, being a deprogrammed and reformed southern Baptist. 😂 It has overtaken Christian values, in large part. It’s the underbelly of the cult, which has been biding its time. Its second nature is to lie and fool.
January 8, 2025 at 1:15 PM
The irony of Christian nationalism not being “Christian” is not lost on me in the least bit, being a deprogrammed and reformed southern Baptist. 😂 It has overtaken Christian values, in large part. It’s the underbelly of the cult, which has been biding its time. Its second nature is to lie and fool.
Those people are so far gone that he can speak all of his evil and moronic intentions out loud, and that is their gospel now. I mean, an armed insurrection wasn’t a dealbreaker, so why would his people contradicting long held “Christian values” be a dealbreaker?
January 8, 2025 at 1:09 PM
Those people are so far gone that he can speak all of his evil and moronic intentions out loud, and that is their gospel now. I mean, an armed insurrection wasn’t a dealbreaker, so why would his people contradicting long held “Christian values” be a dealbreaker?
The cult is a bit of a phenomenon Cheetolini has used to his advantage. He doesn’t respect them or believe in the same things (for the most part). They were a means to an end. He doesn’t really need them anymore, but I believe he enjoys being worshipped.
January 8, 2025 at 1:05 PM
The cult is a bit of a phenomenon Cheetolini has used to his advantage. He doesn’t respect them or believe in the same things (for the most part). They were a means to an end. He doesn’t really need them anymore, but I believe he enjoys being worshipped.
I think only a few things united maga initially, primarily white supremacy/bigotry and anti-choice sentiments. Fractures were bound to appear sooner this time around since there appears to be no one sane minding any rules. The party is far more unhinged and unchecked now, imo. Far more dangerous.
January 8, 2025 at 1:00 PM
I think only a few things united maga initially, primarily white supremacy/bigotry and anti-choice sentiments. Fractures were bound to appear sooner this time around since there appears to be no one sane minding any rules. The party is far more unhinged and unchecked now, imo. Far more dangerous.
I think when you only surround yourself with “yes” people, you believe that every thought you have is brilliant and must be shared. Reminds me of a few specific idiots front and center in the incoming administration.
January 8, 2025 at 12:52 PM
I think when you only surround yourself with “yes” people, you believe that every thought you have is brilliant and must be shared. Reminds me of a few specific idiots front and center in the incoming administration.
No offense taken, and I completely agree.
January 8, 2025 at 12:49 PM
No offense taken, and I completely agree.
It’s kinda like the quicksand of the 80’s. Lol. I was truly led to believe that it would play a much larger role in managing complications as a primary midwife!
January 8, 2025 at 12:47 PM
It’s kinda like the quicksand of the 80’s. Lol. I was truly led to believe that it would play a much larger role in managing complications as a primary midwife!
resolving shoulder dystocias. Sure, it’s a legitimate concern to be watchful of, but it’s not a fear that I personally carry as a midwife. Subsequently, I feel that’s why I have rarely seen them in nearly 1000 births. I’m patient. Less than 5 that I can recall…and all babies were healthy and fine.
January 8, 2025 at 12:46 PM
resolving shoulder dystocias. Sure, it’s a legitimate concern to be watchful of, but it’s not a fear that I personally carry as a midwife. Subsequently, I feel that’s why I have rarely seen them in nearly 1000 births. I’m patient. Less than 5 that I can recall…and all babies were healthy and fine.
Pulling on the head of a delivering baby because they want to get past that worry point more quickly is much more likely to impact the anterior shoulder, creating the very thing they were so scared of facing. I’m fortunate to have trained with several of the best in the world at avoiding and/or
January 8, 2025 at 12:39 PM
Pulling on the head of a delivering baby because they want to get past that worry point more quickly is much more likely to impact the anterior shoulder, creating the very thing they were so scared of facing. I’m fortunate to have trained with several of the best in the world at avoiding and/or
No, I absolutely believe they did. It’s a much-feared complication, but it’s often (not always) caused by the provider. It’s fascinating to me how much fear and trauma some birthworkers bring into the birth room. I see midwives pull on babies when they’re scared—exactly like what OB’s do.
January 8, 2025 at 12:36 PM
No, I absolutely believe they did. It’s a much-feared complication, but it’s often (not always) caused by the provider. It’s fascinating to me how much fear and trauma some birthworkers bring into the birth room. I see midwives pull on babies when they’re scared—exactly like what OB’s do.
What he may not understand (or doesn’t care to anyway), is that this increases the maternal mortality and morbidity of birthing people. It’s also another attack on bodily autonomy if unnecessary cesareans start trending again.
January 4, 2025 at 12:13 PM
What he may not understand (or doesn’t care to anyway), is that this increases the maternal mortality and morbidity of birthing people. It’s also another attack on bodily autonomy if unnecessary cesareans start trending again.
A contracted pelvis, however, is not resolvable. Those babies will only come out “healthy” with surgery. So, my concern about Musk’s somewhat dimwitted statement is that he might be too interested in increasing the cesarean rate for specific populations to force some type of twisted evolution.
January 4, 2025 at 12:08 PM
A contracted pelvis, however, is not resolvable. Those babies will only come out “healthy” with surgery. So, my concern about Musk’s somewhat dimwitted statement is that he might be too interested in increasing the cesarean rate for specific populations to force some type of twisted evolution.
Shoulder dystocias are actually fairly uncommon amongst well-trained out-of-hospital midwives. I’ve seen more vaginal breech births than concerning shoulder dystocias in my career. The Zavanelli Maneuver is rare for a reason—shoulder dystocias are typically resolvable.
January 4, 2025 at 12:05 PM
Shoulder dystocias are actually fairly uncommon amongst well-trained out-of-hospital midwives. I’ve seen more vaginal breech births than concerning shoulder dystocias in my career. The Zavanelli Maneuver is rare for a reason—shoulder dystocias are typically resolvable.