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Risk Factors for Traumatic Childbirth by Kathleen Kendall-Tackett (US)

on October 14, 2019

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A hero's tale of childbirth

A hero's tale of childbirth Author links open overlay panel Gill Thomson BSc, MSc, PhD (Research Fellow) a Soo Downe BSc, RM, MSc, PhD, OBE (Professor in Midwifery Studies) b https://doi.org/10.1016/j.midw.2012.07.008 Get rights and content Abstract Objectives to present a secondary analysis of the findings from an interpretive phenomenological study of women who had experienced a self-defined traumatic and subsequent positive birth experience. Design a re-interpretation of women's accounts through the conceptual lens of the hero narrative framework developed by Campbell (1993) . Setting 12 women recruited from a large maternity trust in North-West England. Findings by drawing upon Campbell's analysis of myth and folklore , contextualised by the women's narratives, we illuminate the adversity and dysphoria of a distressing birth, and how through taking courage, drawing on inner strength and accessin...

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Risk Factors for Traumatic Childbirth by Kathleen Kendall-Tackett (US)

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