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Re: Breech birthFrom: GA12L@aol.comMon Nov 28 11:25:19 2005
In a message dated 28/11/2005 18:15:13 GMT Standard Time, ENDODOK@aol.com writes: It is so easy for the inexperienced (ie never sued) individual to scream loudly about choice. They do not understand the financial and mental stress associated with any lawsuit- filed, threatened, settled or dropped. We are required by our liability carriers to inform them of any possible suit thus a potential claim file is opened. Even if ultimately the case goes nowhere, or if filed and dropped, the physician is "tagged" so to speak, and as these reported potential cases accumulate, the companies are spending money, and this results in surcharges that push liability premiums higher and higher. You are so right. I don't have the first clue but I am desperately trying to understand. I consider myself so lucky not to work in a culture that would scare the crap out of me because that's what it does. I am lucky to work in a culture of no blame that 'allows' me the freedom to work with the women and give them what they want regardless without being burned at the stake. What I don't understand either is who has all the power to stop women having VBAC's, homebirths etc? Gail
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