How To Joining Guiding Star

After many years of schooling, Kristi recently became a certified midwife. Finishing school was an extreme stress reliever. Kristi had to juggle being a new mother, working each night, and still having time to herself on top of loads of homework. She may face a few obstacles being a midwife, but she enjoys everything about it. Joining Guiding Star shows how passionate she is about women's health but being able to actually help them through their fertility is very enjoyable to Kristi. Kristi's past experiences dealing with pregnancy, while being a Labor and Delivery Nurse, will help improve her performance as a midwife. According to Telegraph, “Many women are not getting the care, support or advice they need during and after their pregnancy;
many of their midwives are working under too much pressure” (Warwick). Kristi’s beliefs towards natural fertility are different regarding the other people at work. The midwives completely disagree with her, and they are not being very respectful which as been a struggle. During our interview Kristi stated how hurt she was to be treated with such disrespect, “These women that I have became friends with, did clinicals with and trusted them, no longer like me. They like my work, but not me as a person.” During this difficulty, she has learned a lot about herself and it strengthens her beliefs. She constantly tries to have appropriate communication with other adults. It will continually be a challenge but she tries to maneuver through the other midwives and stay true to herself. Kristi knows that even though others are treating her poorly it doesn't make her change the attitude she has about her work.