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Re: Unconventional Births on Discovery Channel HealthFrom: Marie Harkins & Bill King (mharkins@twcny.rr.com)Wed Jun 16 05:40:35 2004
Sadly, I think that those births may be becoming more "unconventional" in the future. Today, I had two women ask for elective CS. One woman was a primip and one was a multip. Both felt their babies were going to be "too big". The multip was only 32 weeks! After some counseling regarding risks/benefits of vaginal vs. CS, I sent them on to the MDs. I wouldn't be surprised if they did end up with the CS that they want. It is hard to refuse in this current medicolegal climate. The whole thing left me feeling a bit depressed about the state of obstetrics. Marie Harkins, CNM Ithaca, NY
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