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    The letter refers 18-year-old Nicole Smith, who gave birth to her first child via emergency c-section and was discharged from the hospital. Nicole has no family support in Brisbane, lives with roommates, and has no income aside from recent money from her parents. The nurse requests that the community child health service provide Nicole advice and encouragement for breastfeeding, as well as arrange home visits to assist Nicole with caring for her newborn baby.

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    The letter refers 18-year-old Nicole Smith, who gave birth to her first child via emergency c-section and was discharged from the hospital. Nicole has no family support in Brisbane, lives with roommates, and has no income aside from recent money from her parents. The nurse requests that the community child health service provide Nicole advice and encouragement for breastfeeding, as well as arrange home visits to assist Nicole with caring for her newborn baby.

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    13/09/09

    Director
    Community Child Health Service
    41 Vulture Street
    West End
    Brisbane 4101

    Dear Sir / Madam,

    Re: Ms Nicole Smith.

    I am writing to refer Ms Smith, an 18 –year-old single women, who was admitted to our hospital on
    9th September 2009 for delivery her first baby. She had emergency caesarean section on 10/09/09
    followed fatal distress and inadequate labour progress.Ms Smith and her baby are due to be
    discharged today.

    During hospitalisation, she has recovered well and the wound has healed and free of infection.
    Although her blood loss is minimal now but receiving fefol tablet and vitamin C as treatment. The
    baby is male and breast feeding that his birth weight was 4.4 Kg on 10/09/09.

    In view of Nicole’ circumstances, she has had no contact with her husband during the previous 6
    month and also has no family in Brisbane. She lives in a rental share flat with 2 other women and has
    not any income but she received some money from her parents recently. Nicole is non smoker and
    no drink alcohol or other drug.

    It is important to know, she is reluctant to continue breast feeding and like to change to bottle
    feeding. She has no self-esteem for bathing and looking after her baby .Today her son is 4.1 Kg with
    good feeding as well as has no any sign of jaundice.

    I would appreciate it if you could give some advice and persuade her for breast feeding and also
    arrange regular home visits regarding assistance for Nicole and her baby should you require any
    further information please do not hesitate to contact me.

    Yours Sincerely
    Lily Fahraie
    Charge Nurse
    Mater Mother’s Hospital
    Brisbane

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