Midwifery Care For All

Midwifery Care For All Osha Humphrey MSN, CNM My name is Osha Humphrey MSN, CNM, BSN, RNC-MNN. I am a wife and mother to four beautiful children.

I graduated in May 2024 with my masters in nurse midwifery. I am starting a homebirth practice to service the Jackson community and surrounding areas. I would love to chat if homebirth is something on your heart.

02/26/2026

Fatigue in pregnancy: why it happens, what helps and when you should contact your midwife.
Talk soon!
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We’re taking another step forward for families in Jackson 💛By God’s grace and with the support of this community, I have...
02/20/2026

We’re taking another step forward for families in Jackson 💛

By God’s grace and with the support of this community, I have officially purchased land for a future freestanding birth center — a place where families can receive safe, evidence-based, compassionate midwifery care close to home. This vision has been on my heart for years, and now we are moving from dream to groundwork.

I am currently applying for a grant that would provide $2,500 for land site planning, which is a critical early step in making this birth center a reality. These funds would support professional site planning services to assess land use, evaluate feasibility, and prepare the property for future development. Thoughtful planning now allows us to scale responsibly, pursue permits efficiently, and build a sustainable foundation for long-term community care.

This project is about more than a building — it’s about expanding access, restoring choice, and creating a space where families are supported, respected, and empowered in their birth journey. If you believe in accessible, community-centered maternity care, I would love your prayers and encouragement as we take these first steps forward together.

Healthy mothers. Healthy babies. A thriving community. ✨


02/18/2026

Last night I had the honor to pitch for Michigan Women Forward event.
Even though Midwifery Care For All was not chosen for any prize money doesn't mean I stop fighting for Jackson.
We need more maternity care options and accessibility.
We women deserve more!
Thank you all who tuned in and cheered me on.
All the glory to God.
My drive, my passion, my reason is for His purpose. ❤️

02/10/2026

Ekkk...super exciting news!
First true steps to creating something powerful.
Register:
Eventbrite.com/e/womanup-pitch-2026-mid-michigan-live-and-online-tickets-1980533764805?aff=oddtdtcreator
Finalists for mid-Michigan:
Miwf.org/pitch2026
Michigan Women Forward

02/03/2026

Practice contractions in pregnancy - why it happens, what helps and when to contact your midwife.
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01/28/2026

Urinary frequency in pregnancy why it happens, what helps and when to contact your midwife.
**Love my dogs in the background listening :)
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01/22/2026

So thankful for the space Lean Rocket Lab provides!
The last 2 days working on my business.


01/21/2026

Back pain in pregnancy - let’s talk about why it happens, what helps and when to contact your midwife.
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01/14/2026

Follow up from constipation in pregnancy - hemorrhoids in pregnancy. Yes constipation can cause them but other things can too! Let’s talk about why hemorrhoids happen, what things you can do and when you should contact your midwife.
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01/12/2026

Let’s talk about constipation in pregnancy why it happens, what you can do, and when to contact your midwife.
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01/05/2026

Experiencing swelling in pregnancy? Let’s talk about why this happens, what you can do and when to contact your midwife.
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10/10/2025

🌿 Let’s Talk About Emergencies at Homebirth: Prepared, Not Fearful 🌿

When families choose homebirth, one of the most common questions I hear is:
👉 “What happens if something goes wrong?”

It’s a great question — and an important one.
As a certified nurse midwife, I am trained and equipped to handle emergencies that, while uncommon, can occasionally occur in the birth setting.
Two key examples include Postpartum Hemorrhage and Newborn Resuscitation.

*Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH)
Sometimes, after birth, the uterus doesn’t contract as firmly as it should, leading to more bleeding than expected.
At a homebirth as your midwife I am trained to:
Recognize early signs of excess bleeding
Use uterine massage and natural measures immediately
Administer medications to help the uterus contract
Provide IV fluids or oxygen if needed
Activate transfer protocols if hospital care becomes necessary

My goal is rapid response and prevention — I monitor you closely to ensure your body transitions safely after birth.

👶 Neonatal Resuscitation:
Most babies transition beautifully on their own, but a few may need a little help to start breathing right after birth.
As your midwife I am certified in Neonatal Resuscitation (NRP) and I carry all necessary equipment to:
Stimulate breathing
Provide gentle positive-pressure ventilation
Use oxygen support if needed
Continue advanced measures while activating EMS if higher care is required

I am skilled, calm, and prepared for these moments — and they happen far less often than most people imagine.

💗 Homebirth is about safety, choice, and preparation.
I bring tools, training, and emergency readiness — so you can bring your trust, your strength, and your baby into the world surrounded by peace and confidence.

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