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Since publishing and writing ✍🏾 my book Melanoid Breastmilk, I have been tons of research on The Rich History of Midwifery, and Grand Midwives in the u.s. – with that in mind: I just completed a Birth Sista/Birth Companion Training – social known as “doula”, which means: noun
a woman who assists women during labor and after childbirth.
a professional who provides support and assistance to individuals or families, especially during a medical or emotional crisis (used in combination): death doulas who offer comfort and companionship to dying patients.
Origin: 1975–80; < Mod Greek: “female servant” also slave. Thus, I am on the hunt for a better word. I am researching our words. Any suggestions or guidance. Thanks 🙏🏾9 Comments-
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Abibisika (Black Gold) Points
Twi
ɔwogyefo – birth receiving person (sg.)
awogyefo – birth receiving persons (pl.)-
Thank you 😊 I have to work on the pronounciation –
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Mema wo akye. I am back here refrencing these words. Meda w’ase, Asante (I like saying Thank you like this although I know it is redundant) for this – I am incorporating this term and concept into My Melanoid Breastmilk work, in addition to the concepts that I am learning from the Mbôngi Buta! It’s Exciting and I am enjoying it.
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Mo! ..and I’ve added your book to my book list.
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@arianerandolph The book arrived and I am stunned to see, you left a personal note! Many thanks back to you, I highly appreciate it!
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@everbusy Thanks so much for your support! Let me know what you think and share with family, friends!
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for sure! both!
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