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February 2014 Massage Fundraiser for KHBC!

February 2, 2014
Jenna
Events, Fundraiser
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Sustainable Health Choices is offering partner massage classes to benefit KHBC! Throughout the month of February Kammaleathahh of Sustainable Health Choices is offering private partner massage classes in the Louisville area and will donate 25% of the proceeds to KHBC. To schedule your session call 502.265.5849! See our flyer for more information. What a great way to get a Valentine’s Day gift for a loved one and support a great cause all at the same time!

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Meet Our Volunteers: Kimberly

January 29, 2014
Mary Kathryn
Volunteer Profiles
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My name is Kimberly Henderson, and I’m a new arrival in Kentucky from the Finger Lakes Region of New York. I have no biological children as of yet, but I have two beautiful soon-to-be step-sons; Stuart, who is two, and Joel, who is four. I am a nurse, and a long-time doula and birth activist. My partner, Anders, and I live on a beautiful farm in Northeastern Kentucky. We have an fledgling herbal business, Elderflower Herbs. Anders and I have…

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The Home Birth of Tula

January 26, 2014
Jenna
Birth Stories
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Thanks so much to Jennifer for sharing this story of the birth of Tula, born in Louisville in May 2011. _________ Since this was my second baby I expected labor to begin earlier than it did with my first, but instead I got more practice in patience. After waiting 41 weeks and four days I was tired of waiting. I was fed up, frustrated and weepy. As a midwife I felt my own words, said to many women, reverberating back to…

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