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Re: Not really Kick CountsFrom: GA12L@aol.comMon Dec 19 17:24:30 2005
In a message dated 20/12/2005 00:18:01 GMT Standard Time, RModugno@aol.com writes: You are telling me, that in the UK a woman with a _VBA2C_ (mailto:VBA@C) would not think of suing, if there was a bad outcome? And that her "solicitor" would not refer it to a "barrister" if they thought she had a case? Most women having a VBA2C would not get it on the NHS. We wouldn't touch her with a ten foot barge pole. She'd have to employ an independent midwife who will charge her a lot of money. IM's have no insurance, far too expensive, so suing would be a waste of time, But I am sure you're right and that they would think about suing. With everything there is a risk, why should it be the OB that takes it all and the woman nothing? They're not children, they're consenting adults, aren't they? Gail
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