The following is a presentation of TFNN Trade what you see With Larry Pezzavento Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or Internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Now Larry Pezzavento Okay, looking good Billy Ray feeling good Lewis. Well, welcome to the United Kingdom folks. We're in Kingston UK and just north of actually south of sorry about that south of Downtown London, and we've been there for four days. We did a three-day seminar with Tom Hougard I posted the chart of Tom Over the picture Pythagoras on one of my PowerPoint presentations We did ten hours a day folks for three days we did live trading on the first day and we did quite well and It was a lot of fun. The most amazing thing to me folks is that There were people from 23 different countries there 11 people were from the United States of America, which is about There were about 8% of the group was from the United States two from Los Angeles Two from Pittsburgh and then very others places like Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles But they were not very many people but all of the people from the United States listened to TFNN Which was really, you know quite quite nice and then when the other people realized it There was a radio show like this and it was archived They actually pulled up some of the archives and watched some of the shows You know during the times when we had breaks, so that was a lot of fun the second most amazing thing to me Is the fact that the people just did not even had never even heard of AB equal CD I mean I I was blown away and some of the people from the US were also blown away So it was really it was really a old home week for me because that's an easiest thing to do And since we were in the UK the one thing that we wanted to do was we wanted to start out of course with the footsie and I'll get this up here so you folks can see it and Fortunately the gods were with us and we were able to see some nice little ABC D's here in the footsie will get this up here and one thing led to another and of course part of the Presentation that I make is to talk about the non-random walk down Wall Street From Andrew Lowe and of course you'll see here that there's a beautiful head and shoulders pattern There was your left shoulder your head and your right shoulder and the right shoulder lower than the left shoulder Perfect head and shoulders the time between the two tops head shoulder head shoulder Exactly equal and you can see the ABC D's and the green triangles that were there But they had never been exposed to that and since we were doing short-term trading because our goal was to you know Trade during the day to make the money that the people had put up and they paid substantial amount of money So we were we were trading a pretty large six-figure account. We made 3% on that For the day which 3% of the day is pretty good But the good part was we had several break-evens and we had about four nice winners Just using some simple things that Tom worked us on and that I work on and stuff and it was It was really quite excited on the first day. It was just Tom and I because we were doing the the live trading and It was basically based on ABC D the opening price and of course You know standard deviations that we use in the floor traders handbook and stuff like that and it worked out You know extremely well One of the things that was really exciting is our good friend Billy V over there in Houston Send a really neat chart out earlier in the day. Let me get this up here so we can Let the folks see it here and I I know we can so and all I'd like for you to do here So just take a look at the this is the standard deviations going into today And you'll notice here on the E-mini S&P. You'll see that one right about there That the low of the day was forecast to be around night Excuse me 45 38 and I believe the low was 45 35 So that worked out really nice but at that time there was a beautiful ABC D at that time also and That's all we were doing is we were just just watching shorter-term ABC D's and and you're believing What we were doing is trying to show folks that this market moves in a harmonic fashion You know just goes up down and sideways in conjunction with these numbers and that's what we were doing now They had questions about some of the things we had three people from a Rio de Janeiro and two from San Paolo And we had a lot of 122 and so we had five people just from Brazil itself and we had one from Argentina one from Montevideo Uruguay and it was we had nice people just really nice and It was just a fun thing to do, but folks I'll tell you what When you're when you're in you know heading towards 82 These darn things are not as easy to travel with as you might think the other airport. We got stuck in Dallas We had to change our 777 400 stretch Boeing because there was a problem with the luggage compartment So they had to take out all the luggage take out all the food and read redo the whole plane That set us back about three hours So it was a 21-hour flight from Tucson to Heathrow and by the time we got to the hotel It was just about 24 hours, so it was a long wait not any fun, but that part of it was was pretty good So let's just get back to some of these markets by the way We have a good the reason why I'm doing the show today Even though I'm tired is that we have norm winsky is our guest today and he will be Coming on at the break hopefully tomorrow. I'll be able to be on the show But it's going to be it's going to be a toss up folks because we're going to our our guests are taking us to Stonehenge On one of the days and we're going to have lunch at Windsor Castle on the other day Which is a real special thing and so then we have a day off on Thursday. We're going somewhere else and then Friday Night we fly home. We get home sometime late Saturday night God-willing of course, but we'll be certainly glad to get home The most important part of traveling folks is the day you leave and the day you come home And you know they can say all they want about the good old USA But by golly it is good and it is old But it's the USA and I'll take it any day and I was a poet and don't know it I makes it rhyme every time now here was the one that was really exciting because these folks over here really traded the DAX and of course it was this is a 60-minute chart We went down to a smaller time frame on this to get some nice trades on it And we'll bring this up so you can see it here with the oh, I think this is right There we go. Here comes the DAX and you'll be able to see it and folks People that never been exposed ABCD they say something like this You know the 60-minute chart over a three week period and you see all those ABCDs in there They literally they literally thought I was making it up We had to do some really short-term stuff to show the ABCDs because they I did this couldn't believe it And you know it doesn't work all the time, but it works some of the time But when you see these so clearly on these beautiful colored chart, I mean, it's it's a it's amazing These major ones were were terrific You did all these people had heard a little bit about Fibonacci some more than others But they knew what the Fibonacci numbers were They just didn't see the fact that the market goes up an ABCD format And they had never heard of Benoit Mandelbrot and his book on behavioral analysis where he proved the ABCD pattern was You know the lightning rod or the seed of how all these patterns start and that was really exciting to see the people Pulling up charts that you know stuff. I had never heard from I mean I never heard some of the stuff they were they were trading and yet they had good charts on it You know and so I lambs wool I never seen a chart on lambs wool But there was a beautiful chart on lambs wool and there it was beautiful ABCDs everywhere So that was fun. Anyway, Tom made a big deal out of it because He made lots of jokes about it boy. We had a lot of fun and it was exciting We'll be right back folks eight seven seven nine two seven six six four eight You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market You're going to need a crystal ball after all it's impossible to predict the future, right? 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I think it was $1,500 For the first day and $800 each for the second days, but they had packages for stuff and Tom I believe was donating all the money to charity paid our expenses and stuff and you know, but almost all of it was For charity as as I understood it, but it was a lot of fun. We really enjoyed it now This was I posted the chart here of the soybeans It's a eight-minute chart here because we were trading a smaller time frame But you can see here right with that arrow is the red with the market started that morning at 1619 which was the 61% retracement of the previous days high and that also being a 61% retracement was an ideal place And you can see that there was a really nice ABCD pattern going into it a B C&D to the upside and that had a huge break and then we covered and then it made a beautiful 61% retracement garlic and then down again So we took that whole range out of the out of the soybean market and many people even though we had some from South America many people you know from From Ukraine not from Ukraine. What am I talking about from? Dubai and Abu Dhabi and also from Kuwait Oil traders were there and they had not seen the action in soybeans even though they knew it was pretty active They had not seen it before but the main thing was you can see that beautiful ABCD pattern This was after the close of course, but we had assumed that it was going to get down to that 1585 level but that was the one that was the most impressive of all each one of them that we did had a beautiful ABCD pattern But unfortunately, you know, we didn't take the whole thing out of it like we did with the grains But this one lined up just absolutely perfectly, which was good. We had others in the gold market Of course, we had that big 382 if you remember up there at 2014 and then the big break and then the 61% retracement back at 15 excuse me 1970 and then the trade we had on the gold was coming in. I believe I have it up here Nope, I did the e-mini one Let me I'll do the e-mini one next to show you but the golden e-mini looked looked very very similar It was just one was different from the other as far as the trading But we'll get the e-mini one up here and you'll be able to see all we were doing folks was just doing a short term On either eight or 15 minute charts once in a while Some people would ask to see a two-minute chart or a one-minute chart just to see a pattern or something They were asking questions, you know our question and answer periods were at least an hour every day at the end because they had written So many notes about questions and then they wanted to know just about everything under the Sun as you can imagine But they had a lot of fun. You know, I've been doing these folks for 45 years and It's very rare, especially when a huge auditorium. We were at the London School of Economics. This was a huge auditorium and Incredibly technically set up for everybody and we actually got a standing ovation And it wasn't easy to stand up in those those high-tech seats and stuff But everybody I was very excited about it. So it was it was certainly a lot of fun You know to go through it, but it was all related to you know, Fibonacci pattern recognition There was a few questions about astrology and I referred them to the Shane man or mr. Winsky or What was the other guy's name? It's always on Tim boss But anyway, the people that were there were 11 people there for the United States to from Pittsburgh They were really interested in astrology stuff I believe they were either Customers of Shane or we're going to be customers because they had lots of questions Well a few questions for me. Let's say lots are about three questions about some of the things and the answer to me You know, I Dropped it right in their lap because I said look I'm a pattern recognition swing trader It's the thing that I do anything at any time I get out of that realm I get into trouble But you put me in front of a eight minute or 15 minute chart and I can milk that sucker for all it's worth and by golly We had a pretty good time doing it. So it was fun and we met some very very unusual people one gentleman had had multiple homes in Syracuse along core London and also in Where was the other place? Dubai and It was it was amazing, you know, he had traveled all over the world and he was a He was a big speculator. So he was heavily involved in the crude oil market and we went over the crude oil charts We looked at long-term charts daily charts, you know, everything and to show you the the fact that yeah these things can be predicted within limits and There were a couple there that we saw getting ready to form and when they broke down We said nope, you can't do it because the market's accelerating too fast here and the ABCD patterns One of the things you have to worry about is the d-point if you get there too quickly It's most probably going to fail and all three of those that were moving really quickly we had danger signs pointed on them and they they did exactly what they were supposed to do so We were not trying to do magicians or anything just using simple technical analysis and It worked pretty good. There were a lot of books They were involved with the folks that were there Al Brooks was there from the dr. Brooks from Sacramento, California was there and he talked about candlesticks Steve Ward the Guy that does sports medicine here in Europe. He was there He's also a client of Tom's and he does things with financial people and gosh He was like listening to Mark Douglas. He had a two-hour lecture on the you know The different things of fear that you have to worry about fear of losing money and all that stuff It was it was just like listening to Mark so that was it was a whole lot of fun, but Really interesting and hopefully we're gonna do a big one in the United States. Maybe this year. Maybe next year But anyway, it was it was well received and it was just just a whole lot of fun But boy it wears you out. Let me tell you one of the things that We we did mention that we thought was you know, very very important here and I'll bring it up to you because We've been hold on one second. Oh, you know what? I have to check this because I didn't check it today They asked me about one particular pattern and your folks are gonna have to help me with that But let me get it up here because I didn't check it dog on it and this was one of the trades that we had set up for today was a possible Jimmy's asking about language Jimmy all those guys were they were cosmetal cosmopolitan people folks many people spoke many different languages But Ling English was the bottom line and everybody understood it pretty easily We didn't have one one problem because none of the other speakers could speak anything but English and I have trouble with English So it was it was fun. It was just really good, but it went pretty easily But anyway, this was a perfect trade set up that we've had for copper coffee is a beautiful 3a to setting at a ABCd pattern exactly at 3a to and we said that the high on coffee should not be higher Then 231 and it should get lower on Monday So can someone tell me whether this trade worked or not because I I don't trade coffee and I didn't even bother to check it You know, they don't get financial news over here like we do over there That we get you might get an update every half an hour of whether the stocks are up and down over here But they don't have any financial channels. Some channels have Bloomberg but not in the places where where we stay But I'd like to know if the coffee is either up or down today If someone be so kind to do that and then when we get back We are going to have none other than the mister Norm who calls it to the minute winsky will be our guests. 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I was last on your show on Monday March 14 And I made the hopefully you can see it on the screen there That I made that was talked about for Planetary windows coming up that week and and I indicated certain markets for those events just to go over that quickly I had the 16th AC is after the close overnight So we'd be looking to do a trade possibly the next morning's opening We had Uranus to the US chart anytime we have the US chart involved We look at US stocks D bonds US dollar and then over the AC after close to the 17th we had a full moon in the sign of Virgo in time We have a full moon new moon. We round up the usual suspects financial grains precious metals And because it was in Virgo soybeans or highlighted astrologically Does it mean the market will cooperate and then over the 18th weekend? We had Venus a Venus cycle Venus E and maximum elongation If you want to know about any of these technical terms contact me you'll get a free class So we have Venus is caught cattle copper cotton sugar and wheat and Then we had the US again over the 18th weekend And so we look at US stocks T bonds US dollar now. I will show you the charts actually what happened So we had the corn for the oh, yeah for the full moon The night of the 17th. That's the morning of the 18th If you we kind of popped up there into the opening of the 18th on the close of the 17 If you sold there you had a chance to make a small amount of money about maybe 10 cents on the corn Which was 500 dot real dollars, you know and then beans beans did not work very well And so that's green error was good red error was bad. We had a miss there. That's right. Yeah It's not perfect. Oh my god, and there we go. So if you sold there, you probably would have lost money Here's the wheat would did it was much friendlier if you sold there at the top there on the full moon You had a chance to make a small amount of money And then a little bit better on our Venus point there on the over the weekend of the 18th And then that popped up and I think you would have made even more money on that deal And then we have the cattle cattle is a Venus market. And so if you sold there, that was a little better you had a nice short-term pull back there for about three days and Then the cotton not so friendly and that was a miss and then the sugar also a miss there on the Venus point Over the weekend of the 18th Then we had the copper made a little short-term top there on the Venus point over the weekend of the 18th And then we had the silver on the moon That was a little short-term top there and the gold same thing you had a little short-term top there on The moon on the form of full moon I think I was right that a full moon. Yeah, it was a full moon and then we had the S&P I had four points for the S&P and the first two were misses But then we on our we doubled up on the 18th weekend and you had a little if you sold there You have a nice pullback one day pullback You had a chance to make a little bit of money the bonds were much friendlier You made a load there on the on the first point and Then we made a top over the weekend of the 18th and that was a really nice top there As you can see it's like you dropped about three or four handles on that Which you know every handle on the bonds of the thousand dollars and then the currencies Tend to dance to the moon and so there's a US dollar Pulling back into the moon and then up up and away. That was good and we had a yellow is a pass We were going sideways. We don't do sideways. We it's Newton's law a reaction the opposite Opposite equal reaction So we're looking for that Monica to get to extremes at our win our magic time, you know Here's the euro rallying into the moon and making a top there and so that was pretty good So we had 13 winners out of five misses out of 18 for 72 point two two percent Now here's the exciting news coming up here Larry coming up here is starting In about now a this month is huge with lots and lots of big stuff So I'm gonna start with tomorrow the fifth after the close We're gonna have Neptune to the US chart US stocks T bonds US dollar You might with folks might want to take a screenshot of this or contact me and I'll send you the notes I offer free and you can get a free class. I'll go over this with you if you like So it's the Uranus to the US chart again the same thing you have stock T bonds US dollars is one thing after another Then we have over the eighth weekend. This is huge Larry Any time the planets get to zero latitude? That's equivalent of you're probably familiar with a retrograde indirect planets This is right in there the same league with that when the planets go director integrate and we have both Mercury and Venus hitting Zero latitude over the eighth weekend I can almost Almost promise you that something big will happen over the eighth weekend something big maybe on Monday the was at the 11th, right? And then look at this big lineup we have for the eighth weekend We have Mercury zero north latitude Venus zero south latitude Jupiter lining up with the US chart Jupiter lining up. There's not it's a Saturn Jupiter, oh, we got a big theme this month for Neptune a lot of stuff to Neptune Neptune is inflation and oil So this is gonna be a big month for the oil market to contact your obby your Middle-eastern friends there Neptune got a parallel Jupiter's gonna line up with Neptune on the weekend of the eighth then listen to this Larry on the morning of the 12th Jupiter is going to be conjunct Neptune in Pisces Neptune is the ruler of the sign of Pisces Pisces and Neptune or oil And it's in its own sign this only you know Neptune's a hundred sixty seven year cycle Jupiter is going to be conjunct Neptune in Pisces this last time this happened You might remember Larry was about a hundred sixty six years ago You remember that right? Oh, yeah. Yeah. It's an April. It was in April. Yeah, I remember there you go And then it was April Fool's Day Darm as I recall Okay, they're probably and then the afternoon of the 14th Jupiter to the US chart again You know stocks T bonds US dollar and then This is almost comical Larry, but the 14th after the close Geocentric Mars is going into one side Pisces Again oil you see it's oil oil and oil, you know And then the also that night we have Mars changing signs the night of the 14th and a full moon That's a powerful combination and then we're going to have you round up your usual specs Suspects with financials grains precious metals sugar and wheat So that's it if you want to get the notes or have me go over these I'll do that all for free free free with a money back guarantee if you mentioned Larry We'll go double the money double the money back guarantee you certainly can't beat that that's for sure you go here So if you don't know me, I've been doing this all almost as long as Larry back to the Back to the 1850s there when Neptune was last in Pisces See, I thought I was a Chicago floor trader for 12 years starting in 1975 and I've studied Dan and Elliot and cycles Astrophysics all this All right, I guess that's the music coming on No, we will have you on again soon. So keep the faith and stay above ground. I can't come back for You know, you're welcome to come back in about two minutes. Can you hold on? I'd like to do that. 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That's tfnn.com then hit watch Tiger TV Okay, we're back folks and we're chatting with norm winsky from astro cycles astro trends since Timeout boys and girls. It's astro trends. They're so maple's Florida. Sorry norm I've got about a 72 hour jet lag buddy, but they know who you are. So please continue Alrighty, I was just finishing up on my bio there that I was on the floor there for about 12 years I landed there. I've been successful trading was in college and decided this was the path for me And I got on the floor there started trading on the bait, you know based on the planets and the moon and stuff You know did pretty well. Here's uh, here's how you can contact me I'll help you out for free to start with just contact me. I'm here in sunny Naples, Florida Here's my phone 2395 943 939 or you can email me at n winsky. That's N. W. I. N. S. K. I at a m b a r q m a m a i l dot com That's and winsky embarked with a q m a i l m a i l that's m a i l dot com And you can call me on Skype at n winsky underscore one and I don't know if Got any questions from the from the den there Larry or anything like that I I don't think so norm, but I think you did a pretty good job today We'll have you on again when we have one of these things and we'll be able to see how well you Nail these things with Pisces and we'll certainly be talking about them on Monday and Tuesday And norm if something happens that you see something really excited and you need to make a cameo appearance You know, please let me know and we'll try to get you on the air if we can because you know, you've done some Pretty exciting things with the astral stuff over the years. So if you do see something that You know makes you want to say something. Please let us know All right. Well, thanks a lot. Larry. You got the Time windows I gave you there. Hopefully everybody got those you can feel free to contact me I'll hopefully be happy to help you with that and all what we're looking for is what the market's getting to Some extreme at those times and the markets indicated at they get extreme to those times And then there's about a 70 75 percent probability that they will reverse at those near those times So that's how it works the bigger the extreme the better, you know All right, buddy. Listen. We'll have you on again soon. Okay All right. Thanks a lot. Have a good trip home I will we're looking forward to it even though we love the traveling part The best part of traveling folks is when you leave and when you come home And the most wonderful thing of coming home is when you walk in And you look at that big big door and it says you are entering the united states of america welcome home And boy, if that doesn't put juice bumps on you, you better head for the old morgue because uh, nothing's cooler than that All right, folks I did want it to bring this chart up and this is the weekly chart Of the treasury bonds. We spent a great deal of time Talking about this because of the fed doing the things that they're doing and all the things that are happening in the world With interest rates and the yield curve, but this was so simple to do and we did this particular trade in the e-mini Using just a simple one three five pattern where one three and five are equal Each one of them is a perfect ratio from the other That lines up time and price together and that was about a half hour after the opening On friday and of course the market started down sharply from there and continued down to the 438 level To make an abcd pattern but uh to see them form in shorter time frames live with the audience there It brings a little bit of excitement Especially people that had never even heard of abcd's and they were asking so many questions You know why haven't people heard about it?  I guess but my goodness. There's been so many things Uh, no Someone asked do I hate europe?  I just like the united states of america better That's basically it. You know, hey, listen. Hey, I hey, I One of my saying boys and girls and I sarah and I have traveled A lot and I'll tell you the united states is pretty cool and you know, hong kong is cool. London is cool Other places are cool too. Dubai. You know is cool and uh, See syraland cure long pour and all that stuff is really neat. Uh, hawaii is nice There's places all over the world, but there's no place like home You know, that's basically the bottom line. Sure.  That doesn't mean the rest of them are most of the people here in london are Extremely nice. I mean my goodness New zealand is wonderful. My god, the mountains up above new zealand. You can't find any more beautiful place I know you are mr. Wolf trader. We're going to have you on as soon as I get back pal But they were you had several fans in the room. Yes on friday. I can tell you that those three days People know who you are so you've made your mark shane. So uh, keep up the good work There were questions about astrology that I couldn't answer and I didn't want to answer because I wasn't qualified I referred them over to the shane man or tim boss or norm winsky. Those are the ones that you want to listen to I do one thing. Well folks, I do short-term trading really good And uh, you know that that's basically it. I I try to keep it as simple as possible Regarding the size of these trades we were putting on Some of the size of the trades would have probably choked a horse, but you know, that's just the way that tom happens to trade David paul was in there also. He's going to be a regular guest on tfnn folks. I'm working it out the the timeframes with him and stuff but the time frame of being this eight hours is a really difficult For some of the folks because it's late in the afternoon here And they're tired just like most people that you know trade all day long That's what happened. But we are going to have some great guests coming forward Jeff huge will be on when from alpha insides will be on the following week also tim boss and also stan harley So the week of the 11th Through the 17th is going to be filled up with some really super guests that Have given us some great ideas as far as trades moving along here So those are some of the things that we paid attention to and all we were doing was taking the shorter term Patterns that we saw it either had to be an abcd a gartley or a butterfly We watched about eight or nine different markets and we had a nice abcd That may or may not have been a gartley. We did those trades some of them worked some of them We didn't have any losers. We had a couple of break. Well, we had several break evens, but When the market just didn't work, you know, we basically because we're trading a shorter term time frame You know, we said hey, it's not working. So you just stand aside. It was you know basically a scratch And of those I think only one of them reversed and ended up being a pretty good winner. The others would have been a loser Because the market continued to move because abcds don't work all the time Hey, when we first started doing these things on friday folks showing you what the pattern was letting them pick You know italian stocks swiss stocks, you know, uh, middle eastern stocks. I mean, they were all making abcds I mean, it was just just it was totally amazing and even to me because I never saw those stocks before But there was nothing more than this mark douglas sand baby ab equal cd That's all you need And that's what we did for a good 10 hours a day three days And we'll do another one, but uh hard work, but boy it went fast. I mean you you can't believe how quickly it goes You know from seven to seven Or seven to five every day uh when people and you know when you take a break they're asking you questions You know, how do you like the tfnn? 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There's is what they call dirty natural gas But you got double a bcds up there at 585 587 the height of day was 586 And on friday it hit 586 drop 20 cents went right back and made a slightly higher high today But this pattern is still in vogue The only thing that will prevent it now is if we get above that old hide It's right back in here up into the six dollar area Then you'll be looking at a you know pattern that has failed and I've We tried to find as many failures of the a bcds that we could but by golly, they were really hard to find so Regarding the programming. I'm going to do my best to be on tomorrow I'll let tf and then know as soon as I possibly can But I will be back in next monday for sure when the regular programming And I will certainly have our guests on we'll be able to do that but the rest of the week is going to be I know i'll be able to do one of the shows but two of the days I'm going to think i'm going to be tied up With appointments and stuff that I had to do and then we travel again on Friday so I can't do that one But it's I miss you folks. You're always nice to me and I appreciate it And I appreciate what tf and n does I mean the fact that it has people listening to them all over the world And we've been invited to go to rio de Janeiro to speak to a brazilian group of traders Whether we're going to do that or not is still up in the cards And also whether there's going to be much more disease around the world than what we're seeing But right now london is wide open. There's nobody wearing masks or at least very few Airplanes, of course, are different but in the streets and stuff People are back to normal as best they can so live every day In an attitude of gratitude and may god bless i'll see on the flip side whenever our paths shall meet again


Today we have a remnant of the World Trade Center that was located between floor 101 and 103 at the World Trade Center, the North Tower, delivered to the Museum of Science and History here in Fort Worth. And what we're going to do is store it for just a while, but in the meantime we're going to come up with a wonderful design for it to be installed here at the museum. We hope that people will come by and be reflective of it once we install it. And it will be installed and commemorated on September 11th of this year, which will be the 10-year anniversary. That it's pretty dramatic. It is one of the largest pieces delivered to any institution in Texas. And we're very proud that the Port Authority in New York helped to select this piece on our behalf. And we're proud to receive it.


Hardship is never in the body, you must understand this. Hardship is in your mind, something is hard because you're doing something that you don't want to do. There is no such thing as hardship for the body. Suppose you have to carry fifty kilograms on your head and walk every day to your office, let's say that's your job, ten miles.   Now it becomes hard, very hard. That to somebody you do not like. When you try to create comfort, everybody seeks hardship. For example, after the World War II, United States of America must have spent, I do not know the numbers, but must have spent at least two hundred billion dollars to build the highways. I don't know the number, it could be in that range, length and breadth of the country. But today you see, people are spending over a billion dollars to buy off-road vehicles. Every seventh or eighth vehicle, probably at least one in ten vehicles is an SUV. They may not go off-road many of them, but somewhere they want to go. And there are whole lot of other really rough off-road vehicles which people are doing, which is very hard. So comfort is not what you're seeking. What you're seeking is a deeper experience of life, always. You can seek this either consciously or unconsciously. Right now in a given society, if somebody sets it up that having a this kind of an automobile is the best experience, now you're aspiring for that. In another society, if somebody says, walking up the mountain is the greatest experience that you can have, everybody wants to walk up the mountain. Yes or no? You're looking for a bigger experience. Living better does not mean more things. Living better just means that your experience of life has evolved into something more pleasant and fantastic. No? Now, just a little longer car, little bigger house, this has become living better unfortunately. If you don't change this, your life is anyway gone.  There'll be nothing left. If your experience of life does not become more beautiful, what is the use of all the beautification that you're doing to yourself from outside and around you? What is the use of building huge mega cities and comfort and this and that when people are miserable? I mean, what's the point? It doesn't serve any purpose. Now everybody wants to go back to nature. Very expensive vacations they're having. Safari in Africa, you know? So, this is because we have set a wrong precedent and it's in the hands of this generation to turn that precedent around and bring it to a sensible level. Otherwise, the planet cannot sustain more than another one or two or three generations.


Right. So, in saying that, I would like to introduce our speaker, Hannah Darlin, is the Professor of Midwifery. She's a Discipline Leader of Midwifery and Associate Dean in the School of Nursing in Midwifery in Western Sydney University. She's been a midwife for 30 years. Hannah has over 200 published journal articles and book chapters and has a strong national and international research partnerships. She's received 20 grants since 2000, including being a CI on three NHMRC grants and an ARC linkage grants. She's spoken at over 100 national and international conferences in the past five years and given invites at keynote addresses at most of these. In 2019, Hannah was awarded a member of the Order of Australia General Division in the Queen's Birthday Honest List for her significant services to midwifery nursing and medical education and research. In November 2012, Hannah was named in the Sydney Morning Herald's List of 100 People Who Change Our City for the Better and named as one of the leading science and knowledge thinkers for 2012. Hannah, thank you so much for joining us. I'm going to hand over to you as presenter. Thank you very much for being able to move my slides. You are able to now. I've just made you a presenter. Thank you so much. Fantastic. Thank you so much, Karen. I really appreciate the introduction and thank you so much for inviting me. I've spoken at this conference before and I've certainly enjoyed the presentations. So, well done. I was reading this morning. This is now more than 17 countries are involved and it goes for 24 hours. So, good morning, good evening, good night, wherever you are, whatever time zone you're in and the beauty of the virtual world is in a world where we've been very isolated, particularly with the pandemic. It's enabled us to feel like we're all in the same room. So, I want to begin by acknowledging as we do in Australia that I am on the land of the Dharak people, the Aboriginal people that is the area where I live and I work. I want to acknowledge them as the traditional owners of this land that I live on and I research in and I want to pay my respects to Aboriginal people, elders past and present and any Aboriginal people watching today. I also want to acknowledge the sadness of the past year and the present sadness and I saw some of those people coming up that were from India and I just, you know, our hearts go out to you. We've had an awful lot of sadness this past year and I hope today that I make us reflect and inspired and ready to take on the world that is very much on offer for us at the moment. So, we have come so far. I titled this talk really, I'll be there yet. We've come a long way but I believe we still have a long way to go. So, it's not time to give up our fight but it is time to also reflect on how amazing their effort has been and in such a short time how much midwifery has advanced and done in research and clinical practice in making massive impacts around the world. But I want to ask some questions today. Have we been as strategic as we could be? Do we see the threats today clearly? Can we be braver, louder, smarter, stronger and do we really believe in what we do and how do we reclaim that passion and that hope that I would say is probably feeling fairly worn out right at the moment and I'm sure that many of you like I do feel we've been fighting this fight for a very long time, then we've been dealing with a pandemic and all of the consequences of that. So, many of us are feeling raw, tired and perhaps a little bit over it. So, I hope today that I give you some encouragement.  We see those three things woven together. They're at the very core of who we are. From the very earliest records of history, midwives have fought for childbearing women, childbearing women have aligned and fought for midwives and feminism has played an interesting role in that that I want to talk a little bit more. But there's no doubt, as I say to my students all the time, if you want to be a midwife, you have to be a feminist and I hope everybody on the conference today already understands and gets that implicitly because we deal with women's issues. We deal already with often an invisible event in women's lives, an event not given enough importance and support. We deal with women's issues. Midwifery is a predominantly woman-centered and woman-dominated profession and we do a lot of this within the very overwhelming constraints and oppression of a patriarchy that is alive and well. So, both as a feminist issue, it's a power issue. It's a woman's issue. So, we can't get away from this fact that what we are talking about here is a really important power struggle that is continuing and that we need to be very strategic about into the future. So, this is me on a soapbox a couple of years ago outside a hospital. A question I often ask is, did the feminist drop the ball when it came to childbirth? And I think historically, perhaps the feminists have dropped the ball. But I just want to add that I think that in recent years, the me too movement, the breaking the silence, the COVID pandemic have actually led to a real picking up of that ball. And I think birth trauma, I think women's voices are really coming to the forefront now. Wonderful activists and women like Millie Hill who wrote that beautiful book, you know, give birth like a feminist and so many more are now picking up that ball that perhaps the feminist in the early days dropped because they were worried that if they aligned themselves with childbearing, it would align them with child rearing, it would take away their battle from getting women into the workforce and getting women away from their reproductive chains, as was often viewed in the under that feminist lens. And I think that is changing now. But is no doubt we live in a patriarchy. And I see it in the decisions that are made. I see it in the issues that are overlooked. I see it in the history that has forgotten. And I see it in the future that it's been planned. And I think COVID has exposed that in big ways in the last year. We published a paper last year, showing how COVID has is highlighting an ongoing pandemic of neglect and oppression when it comes to women's reproductive rights. And COVID has exposed the Achilles heel in the patriarchy. And we saw what those in power really thought of women during COVID. We also had freestanding birth centres turned into COVID clinics as an example. Here is one of our top rated freestanding birth centres in Australia. This birth centre gets the best results on the surveys every year. The top marks because it's got full caseload and the most wonderful continuity care. And yet that was the first thing shut down and turned into a COVID clinic when the pandemic hit. And this really makes raises questions as to what do we see as priorities? What do we see as worthy of our attention and our investment? You know, we had football stadiums filled in Australia far earlier than we had women allowed to bring their doolers to their birth. We had people able to sit down next in poking machines and be side by side far before women were able to have a water birth. We had med ones flooded with requests for home birth and we learned just how badly we treated these med ones and ignored women's choice as women were not able to access often because there weren't enough of those med ones. And this is a paper we published last year led by Caroline Homer looking at the impact of the pandemic on privately practising med ones. You know, just like with abortion clinics, private med ones had to sew their own masks sometimes hunt down PPE because they were not seen as an essential service. And so we saw exactly what the dominant construct of health actually thinks about women midwives and childbearing. It's really exciting, however, to see the SOMI report released today and that the achieving of universal coverage of midwifery delivered interventions by 2035 could save 4.3 million lives. That's it. That's a phenomenal thing. This cannot any longer be ignored. The contribution midwives can make to maternal and newborn health. So this is about potentially averting 67% of maternal deaths and 64% of newborn deaths and 65% of stillbirths by the implementation of midwifery universally in the world. I want to talk a little bit now about how midwifery is a story of being revered, oppressed, often adopted, and now we are reclaiming our heritage and I'm a great believer that we need to remember history in order to understand where we are now, but also in order to look into the future and not make the same mistakes. So if you think about the very long distant past where midwives were highly revered, they were the holders of secrets, you know, back in ancient Greece, midwives were seen to be incredibly wise women, often within early sort of prehistoric times, we ended up having a midwife was also the healer and the wise woman of the time. And then we had the oppression of midwifery through the witch hunts in the medieval time, and then with the arrival of medicine and the surfing of midwifery from the home environment and the traditional midwife into the hospital system. And we essentially became orphaned in that time. We lost an awful lot of rights, midwives were literate, midwives had no voice, no collective, and they were quickly overwhelmed by the dominant patriarchy coming in. And you know, for many of us, we were at quite a loss, I'm giving you a very brief rundown in history here. And then of course, nursing adopted us and bought midwifery very much into the, and to the umbrella of nursing. But now it is time for midwifery to reclaim their heritage. And I think this is one of the key things I want to really get through today. Midwifery is still dominated by medicine and nursing. This is a bit of to with this history that I've very briefly gone through. Partly this is ignorance, partly this is competition. Partly this is because we make a significant difference. And partly this is because they don't want us to show how we are different to medicine and to nursing. We're reclaiming our heritage now with the advantages of science behind us. And I think this is now the really exciting thing. As I watch in my role as professor of midwifery, as I'm involved in lots of high degree research, students, PhDs and research, I am seeing midwifery absolutely come to the forefront. We're reclaiming that heritage. But we also have the benefits of science behind us. And this is something we did not have in the past. So in every country, where midwifery as a profession is strong, the outcomes are better. They're better for babies, they're better for mothers, they're better for financial reasons, and they're better for quality of care. Midwifery is a quality intervention, if you want to look at it that way. Midwifery is your bang for your buck. And it is time the world woke up. We cannot continue to spend money on health the way we are. Midwifery is absolutely positioned to say, we are the answer to a large problem that currently exists in the world regarding this. So we are one of the oldest professions on earth, but that doesn't mean that we're dusty crusty and out of date. We are actually the newest, coolest trend again. Midwifery and midwives are the choice from the princesses today to the superstars. And I think I just want everybody online today to remember how many people now regard us, revere us and want us. You know, midwives and nurses are listed in so many countries as the most trusted professionals that exist. This is a huge credit to us and what we do. But despite our ancient heritage, we've only just recently entered into university and research. So I want to just bring this point up, that the very first professors of midwifery are alive today. That's extraordinary. We are a very young academic discipline, but a very ancient practical practice clinical discipline. And the reason I bring that up is our first professor of midwifery is alive and kicking. I saw her on Saturday night, Professor Leslie Barclay. This is extraordinary when you think that the leaps and bounds midwives have made in research in the past 20, 30 years. It's absolutely astounding how midwives are shaping policy. You just have to look at the SOMI report to see the impact of fantastic midwifery research. You only have to look at WHO guidelines. You only have to look at what is now coming out in evidence-based recommendations to see that midwifery has made an extraordinary impact on the intellectual academic research and knowledge scheme scene. If you think back over the past five years, midwifery has been placed absolutely back on the map. We have had the state of the world's first midwifery report, the 2014. We've had the Lancet series on midwifery.  We've had the Midwifes voices, Midwifes realities. We've had the WHO case for midwifery, the Lancet series on Caesarean, the WHO Interpartum Care for Positive Childbirth, and today the state of the world's midwifery in the Sony report.  And I just want to highlight one of them because we don't have time to go into all of them, that the Interpartum Care for a Positive Childbirth Experience that was released in 2018, it is extraordinary that the words of Positive Childbirth Experience are now in the title of a world major guideline. And what are the top four recommendations? They are respectful care, their effective communication, their companionship in labor and childbirth, and most profoundly continuity of midwifery care. And it's really exciting in the Sony report today to see that midwifery models are now being recommended for all women, not just as it was previously where you had well functioning midwifery programs. So we are making huge strides, and all told those four top recommendations in the WHO guidance are all at the heart of what midwifery does so well. So we are positioned in such a powerful position. So why is midwifery not embraced? Why do midwives feel so tired and so despondent? Let's explore this a little bit. These are my reasons, I'm sure you can add to my reasons. These are some of the reasons that I have for why we are not there yet. Midwifery is predominantly a female profession embedded in a patriarchal business structure. Midwives are hampered at every step from providing relationship-based care. Belief is stronger than evidence, especially today in our post-truth world where what people feel or the greatest voice, the largest voice of the biggest opinion seems to derail, you know, hundreds of years or hundreds of publications of evidence to the commentary. Belief is informed by what we experience, and for many women today, birth is traumatic and midwives are seeing as part of a system that is causing that trauma and abuse. FIA has consumed the delivery of maternity care and we have had a very limited view of safety. So we think of of safety very primarily being about the mother alive, the baby alive done, we've done our job, end of story. Women tell us safety is much more than that. Safety is about cultural safety, spiritual safety, psychological safety, emotional safety, yet we focus so almost entirely on perinatal maternal and perinatal and maternal outcomes. Midwifery doesn't make money, but it saves it, however, and money is power. Midwifery is dominated by medicine and nursing, as I have said before, and everyone is focused on immediate outcomes, not long-term health and well-being, and this is where much of our research is now being channeled. What are the long-term implications of what we are doing to women and babies around childbirth? And you know, until we really start to focus on the life, the reproductive life course, and what the implications of this first birth are on the second, the third, and the fourth, we are going to have a very skewed view of what is the best practice to recommend. Women and mothering still don't matter in many countries, and midwives need to stop fighting each other and start uniting, and these are for me the top reason as to why we are actually not there yet. You know, Eugene DeClaire published this article back in 1994, and it rings true today for me, but midwives' roles, he said, were diminished over the last century, not because of their failure as caregivers, but because of their failure to respond to the political challenges they face, and this is what I really want to focus on today. And again, Eugene DeClaire and the same article said, we need to recognize the importance of political awareness and activity if midwifery is to survive and to prosper. We haven't come far enough, I'm sure you're all aware of that. We have got escalating intervention rates, we have rising birth trauma, we have got a widespread ignoring of scientific evidence, we've got control again, I'm going to put this up again, again, again, because actually this is the heart of one of the biggest factors affecting midwifery, the control by nursing and medicine. Midwives are burning out and they're traumatized. We have got inappropriate funding models for midwives. We've got no ability to get our heads around insurance for midwives to practice privately or independently. We've got lack of midwifery models of care and place of birth options and lack of respect. So we've got a long way to go. I don't want this to depress you because I'm actually very excited by our opportunities in this area. So how do we get there? Let's get our campus out, let's find true north and let's try to be more efficient and strategic and wise and strong and loud about our journey down the road. I'm going to put this in for a bit of levity but I also going to follow it by a serious statement. We recently had the happiest countries in the world listed and here they are in order and we've also had the best place to be a mother report released. Very interesting I highlight the countries that seem to cross across both of them and you could argue that you know being northern european appears to be the answer to everything and of course northern europe has had a long history of very strong midwifery but they've also got a lot of weaknesses and having been over the early last year you know continuity carries a relatively new concept in much of the Scandinavian countries. What I think really I will put this up for is a couple of reasons because it is of course wider and beyond us not everything is within the remit of midwives to sort out. The social policies, the way motherhood is regarded, the way women are supported, the way parenting is supported also form a huge part of this picture and why I put this up is because I want to take us to start to think outside the box to start to think differently to not be constrained by the traditional ways we thought of with midwifery activism. So my recipe to make midwifery strong medicine needs to release its grip over maternity care. Nursing needs to stop being insecure and raining midwives in. Midwives need to rise up and be accountable and practice to their full scope. Women need to stop being silent and they need to say enough and governments need to put women, babies at the center of policy funding and insurance decisions. Now that all sounds fantastic and you're thinking well how on earth do we ever get there. Well I want to talk a little bit about expanding our influence in the areas we have not traditionally focused on. Thinking about midwives getting really active in politics in art, in literature, in understanding economics, health economics, negotiating, looking and getting more savvy around business, human rights and sustainability. These are the things that I think we need to start to get more active in in order to influence the future of midwifery but most importantly influence the future of women's health and best outcomes for mothers and babies. So I'm going to take you through a little romp of slides in this. This is our first federal MP in parliament Dr Helen Haynes. Not only a midwife, a midwife with a PhD and with lots of public patients.  The voice of our more and more midwives in politics I think is going to be critical into the future.  The other thing that is very powerful and a lot of people underestimate is art. The role of art. Behind me I have a beautiful painting that my daughter painted for me. The power that a visual image can portray and I just want to alert the world to this amazing documentary that's been touring Australia made in Australia but including many international people in the documentary called Birth Time. And this documentary comes straight into the heart of birth trauma and what will it take for a woman to emerge from her birth healthy well and strong? It's a very powerful film and we're working with the filmmakers at the moment and all the consumer organizations in Australia putting out a birth experience study along with my fantastic colleague and recently got her PhD Hazel Kiedl and we're doing a the birth experience study in Australia. Really looking at the last five years of births and we have seen an unbelievable pandemic to use those terms of birth trauma. We're also seeing the effect of what a model of care can do in ameliorating or preventing that and we now have 6,000 women who have responded to this survey. So we've got to start to think of strategic ways to join up with the arts in order to put the art and the science side by side in order to have that impact literature. I mean call the midwife swept the world. It was a such a powerful series. We had a book release called Ozzie Midwives. Again people love the stories of midwives and we need to be really active in making sure we have other ways to represent ourselves out there in the public. Funding and health economics you know. We have so many smart people coming into midwifery but we also have very smart people who are very aligned to the philosophy and the social principles of midwifery and you know do wonderful help economic analysis on how we deliver maternity care and that's so powerful. This is one released in Australia by some very wonderful economists looking at the trends that are impacting on maternity care with privatization, medicalization and limiting women's choice to midwifery care and human rights. It's so exciting to see more and more lawyers being drawn into advocating. More and more midwives also going off and doing law. More and more advocacy and lobbying in the human rights space and this of course was the special rapporteur report that came out a couple of years ago looking at human rights violations and obstetric violence in much of the world and the conclusion was that the painful stories told by women through the submissions revealed by the special rapporteur received by the special rapporteur revealed that mistreatment and violence against women and reproductive health care services and childbirth in health facilities happen all around the world and affect women across all socioeconomic levels. This is not just a problem of low-resource countries or low-income countries, this is something happening in all of our highly resourced high-income countries as well. This is a problem for the world that we all need to address and we need to do it allegedly. Maternity care is a machine and we midwives really understand that and we want and we know we need to humanize that machine. So how do we go about that? I'm going to put up a slide that you all know back to front and inside out and sideways but you know continuity of midwifery care is more than just nice. It's quality maternal health care. It addresses intervention, it addresses live babies, it addresses healthy women emerging, it addresses how women feel about their births, it addresses reducing stay in the hospital and cost effectiveness, it addresses every big ticket item in health and we have to absolutely lobby and now with the Sony report out that more and more women get access to this gold standard care. And we just had a fantastic Lancet publication released in Australia looking at our original women and the effect of a birthing on country service which was a continuity of midwifery program working with culturally appropriate providers, Aboriginal providers and in that study there was a halving of preterm birth and there was more than a third higher breastfeeding on discharge. This is no longer something that can be ignored. This is a matter of life and death and this is something that we now need to absolutely stride forward and push forward in every level of government and in every level of the community. There's no longer a debate about this. This is fact. The other thing that I just want to make mention of is birthplace choice. For so long we've been stuck in the rut of discussing whether or not more babies die at home than in hospital. We've been stuck in the rut of perinatal mortality and it's not because that's not important. But if we look at the two systematic reviews that have come out in the last couple of years and I was involved with Vanessa Scuff in the first one, there was no difference in baby outcomes. So I'll get that out of the way. I just want us to change the discourse around this. I think we can no longer say it is safe for low risk mothers to have their babies in hospital. It is not safe for low risk mothers to have their babies in hospital. When you think of a, you know, more than a halving reduction in cesarean, when you think more than twice the normal birth rate, when you think, you know, two-thirds less instrumental birth, half the rate of third and fourth degree test, it is no longer safe for low risk women to have their babies in hospital. And I just want to make that point really clearly. Of course, if they want to, they should. And of course, we must humanize hospital. But let's change the discourse. Rather than is birth safe at home for women who give birth, is it safe for their babies? It is very unsafe for women. So midwifery is the balance that the world needs. We are the answer to sustainable healthcare system. We are the answer to the impact on the environment with the less products and interventions and all of the things that happen with midwifery, the impacts environment on economic scale and on that social primary healthcare framework that we embed and uphold so strongly. So I want you to keep calm. I want you not to be discouraged. I know it's been a hell of a year to to keep calm and not be discouraged. We're completely exhausted, particularly on the back of COVID. Don't lose hope. Don't lose your fight. Don't let your passion be dimmed. I really beg of you. Don't let it go. Otherwise, everything's been won and we have the ones that have lost. Let's unite. Let's coalesce. Let's collaborate. Let's bring more and more people into our amazing gravitational form. So many people say to me there's just something about midwives and isn't there just something about midwives. We now need to take our imagining of a maternity service where women are at the center of every decision and we need to turn that into reality. And I want to end with a poem that I have written for International Midwives Day called Gentle Warriors of the Night. We are the gentle warriors of the night. We are the guardians at the crossroads of birth and death. We are the soothsayers of tomorrow. We are the mermaids of the underworld. We are the truth tellers of the netherworld. We unearth secrets and pain, wrapping them in arms of silk. We impart strength in a glance and love in a single touch. We are the high priestesses of hope. We anoint life with the first human touch. We feel the soft waft of hair tumbling in that mysterious watery world. Our sweat mingles with women's in the tangle of birth. Our hands move dexterous as a maestro and certain as a boxer. Our joints are stretched to their limits, our backs are aching, our hands blossoming with oil, glide and soothe and wait. We master waiting in a world racing breathlessly ahead. We flirt with uncertainty in a world escaping its reach. We crouch in dark corners like ancient mystics etched in candlelight. We croon like night sounds traveling through time and space. Negotiators could learn from us and weary soldiers could lay down their arms forever. Politicians weak with envy at a high regard and wonder at our esteem. We do not sit upon the world stage yet we see those who do. We knew you when you were helpless at your mother's breast. We take secrets to our grave, we forget nothing, yet no form of torture could distract a single utterance. We hold the burdens of others so that they may feel light once more. We sail unmapped seas without a compass but with the certainty of Magellan.  We see souls clearer than any celestial being in moments raw and cellular. We are co-creators in the universe yet retreated into the shadows knowing the praise belongs to others. We see the hem of the universe touched, we see veils into other worlds pierced. Our names may be forgotten but our eyes and our touch are remembered forever. We are the last remaining master of hope in a system that has swallowed birth like a kraken. We were breathed into being with the dawn of time and will be here until time's size took close. We are the gentle warriors of the night. We are midwives. Thank you. Hannah thank you so much for that amazing presentation. Just to read one of the comments from the public chat. Thank you for voicing such an important message so strongly. It brings hope for midwives, midwifery way forward and I think that echoes everybody's thoughts and also some requests to be able to where we can find that poem. So it would be wonderful if you're able to share that or if you're willing to share that with us. Sure, I've actually shared it widely on social media today, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, it's everywhere. Thank you so much and so everybody you can find that on Hannah Darlin's social media profile and now is an opportunity for us to take any questions if there are any questions from our audience and while we're doing that just reading one of the other comments so beautiful and inspirational Hannah thank you for being a strong advocate for us as midwives and for your commitment to changing the lives of women and families around the world. Well I think we're all amazing I just think midwives you know are some of the most extraordinary human beings I've ever met and I know I'm a little bit biased but my mother was a midwife and I've been surrounded by midwives most of my life and my daughter who recently did a university degree used to sit in the cafeteria and she said I'd always know when the midwives came to get coffee and I I said what is it she said it's the look it's the warmth it's the chatter it's the way they hold themselves. Absolutely definitely something very special about us as midwives and it's wonderful to know that there are so many midwives in our audience today as we saw from the poll are there any questions from the audience members please put them in the public chat or let us know and if not I do see somebody's typing remember for those yes. I was just going to make a comment while people were typing that you know the COVID pandemic has been referred to recently in a really interesting article it's the fifth wave of feminism and I think what COVID showed was when the chips were down women did the work women were the ones doing the child care women were the ones sacrificing women's issues were the ones that were often overlooked and ignored and I think we have unlocked finally the biggest dirty secret and I hope that now we will move forward and put women where they should be. So you know COVID's a terrible thing and my heart just bleeds for what people are going through particularly what I'm hearing about India but maybe in a decade we will see this as the fulcrum on which we turn out earth and I really hope that and we can't just hope we have to make that happen. Absolutely and thank you so much for framing all those challenges that we are faced with as opportunities and reminding us that we really do have that that way forward to grab those opportunities to change and there is a question here about whether you can elaborate more on the insurance aspect so much if we have time for that but maybe if you have a few points yeah so very briefly in Australia midwife still do not have insurance for home birth if they're privately practicing when the moment labor starts till one hour after birth they are uninsured and we have been waiting for over a decade now to get an insurance product and as of as of December this year if it isn't found home birth will be illegal as of midnight on December 31st in Australia now the UK has gone through similar things midwifery is caught up in medical the medical model of insurance and often doctors sit with table and advise on risk so that's sort of what I was really getting at with insurance. Cool and that in itself is a another conversation so thank you so much Hannah for joining us today and for everybody else