Worldwide Midwife

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Worldwide Midwife

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Half midwifery service, half personal travel blog.

I'm fulfilling my dream of travelling the world with my husband and 4 y/o son, while offering midwifery services for FREE, either in person or through consultations on Skype/ WhatsApp.

22/07/2022

So many people through the last many years have asked what it’s like to travel like we do with kids. And honestly?
It’s amazing.
Getting to hang out with tiny fun humans all day, going on new adventures, is the best.
Are there more practical things to consider? Yes 1000000%.
Is it worth it? Not even a question.

22/07/2022

The contrasts of Norway are beautiful

18/07/2022

We are currently driving from the south of Norway all the way to the north to visit family.
It’s a looooong drive, but the nature is incomparable 🌑

The fjords and mountains (fjelde) are incredible! And pictures can’t really capture the absolute beauty that is this country.

All the small ferry rides that intercepts our driving, are super beautiful and a really nice way to stretch our legs 🏔

This is our first travel we since Atreyu joined us five months ago, but his older brother is showing him the ropes of being a little globetrotter 👐🏽

10/07/2022

How lucky we are that we get to experience all of this once more 🌈

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09/07/2022

The new earth is not a new concept. It is not a New age invention.

It is ancestral knowledge and prophecy spoken of for thousands of years in our lineages.
Don’t believe the neo-colonial lies spewed by new age spirituals. They will steal your ancestral wisdom and resell it to you.

Decolonize so that you may remember. Decolonize so that you may teach your children that their bones are made of ancient prayer, their hair braided through timelines and our breath eternal.
Decolonize so that your lineage will never forget again.

05/07/2022

Brothers 🌑
Atlas Santiago Intip Churin 🌞
Atreyu Andes Qispi Rumi 🌋

03/07/2022

Today I found some old pictures of some of my own hand dyed skeins.
One of my favourite parts of weaving is actually dying my own yarn.
I know how to plant dye with fresh plants and dye with dyepowder (which is also made of natural elements in Peru).
Carrying my firstborn almost 7 years ago in textiles after birth became a catalyst for me to find my way back to the ancestral practice of weaving my own carriers.

I will usually use what is available to me in nature to aid me in my dying process, which is why one of my favourite times in the year to work with hand dyes is in the winter, where I will dye outside utilising snow.

It’s cold and quite an arduous project but absolutely worth it.
These skeins where dyed using powder dyes and snow ❄️❄️🌨

I have love for the weirder yarns and have worked with everything from alpaca yarn, to milk yarn, rose yarn, green tea yarn, eucalyptus yarn etc, and various kinds of rarer silks and cottons.

24/06/2022

Wawa cried while being placed on my chest.
I whispered to him and he became quiet.

And then I sang him a song in Spanish. Right there amongst the bright lights, the nurses and doctors. I don’t think many listened. It was Just for him. Welcome wawa.
A song of his ancestors call, of love, and a song I had been singing while he was in my belly.
He became so still, so attentive, looked around, so calm. So much right there.

He latched to my breast for the first time while still in the operating room. While I still layed open on the table. Physically and emotionally. Like it was all we’d ever done.

Desde lejos, desde lejos oigo, el canto enamorado de un pájaro. Y ese pájaro es mi abuela, mi abuela que canta, canto enamorada.

24/06/2022

A small window into a very intimate moment in our lives.

This is the moment newest wawa was handed to me, blue and wet, placenta still attached, cord still pulsing, after we had seen him be lifted out of my belly in the operating room.

Even though neither of my births ended being the homebirths I’d dreamed of, but instead something very different, I am endlessly humbled and grateful for the thinning veil, my intuition, my visions, my babies and my body, that made it possible for me, to bring both of these amazing beings earthside alive and whole.

As a homebirth midwife, the process of integrating traumatic birth within my own body, has taken years, and is a work in progress that is still very much moving and shifting, especially now after my second wawa has come.

I don’t have many, if any, pictures from my first birth, and so this time, while we had more time than last time, my husband made an effort to take pictures through it all, so we have them 🙏🏽

23/06/2022

Today is a very happy day!
After mooonths of waiting on an answer from the government regarding our request for wawas Quechua indigenous names, they’ve finally been accepted!

First the names had to be reviewed by the church ministry (even though we are not registered as part of the church).
I was then contacted and asked for more documentation and reasons for name (more than I had already provided), and then everything had to be reviewed by the ‘family courthouse’.

But today, we finally got the documentation that it’s been officially accepted in Denmark as wawas name 🌈🔥
The irony of having to argue with the Christian church as to why his Indigenous names should be accepted is not lost on me 🙄😬

Welcome again little Atreyu Andes Qispi Rumi! 🌈

02/05/2022

Look at this gordito churrito!

23/03/2022

I’ve had an influx of new followers the last few days, so I thought I’d take a minute to reintroduce myself to you all 😅

My name is Lucila. I am a mixed race indigenous Andean from Peru & Scandinavian. I am the mama of 2 (the youngest only 7 weeks), and partner of .

This page started as a way to spread awareness of my midwifery services while my family and I started a longer travel about 3 years ago.
As a midwife I work both in hospital and with homebirth. But while travelling mainly in Mexico and Peru I’ve been working as a private homebirth midwife through sliding scale or as donation based.

I have been and am still on a path of reclamation when it comes to my Andean lineage. Coming from a family with deep scars and internalisation because of colonisation, it’s a long journey to find my way back to our language (quechua) and traditions. Both personally and in my medicine work.
Which is something that has taken more and more of a Center stage here on my Instagram.

I work closely with the Qero nation of the Kiko community in Peru, and am very humbled to have elders there that continuously guide me on my medicine path. Even though my heritage lies in the Ayacucho region and Wari, it’s been such an honour to learn from the Apaza lineage in Cusco.
My family and I live on/ off in Valle sagrado of Peru and on/ off in Denmark.

All in all this little private part of the internet is something I like to fill with traditional medicine, birth work, decolonisation work, and ancestral reclamation.
I am also severely allergic to new-age wyte spirituality and all that this entails and talk a lot about this from time to time.

All in all, as a midwife I think that if birth work is not severely radicalising you in ways of decolonisation and anti racism work, what are you even doing?..

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