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Re: VBAC immediately available policyFrom: claire constable (clairec1979@hotmail.com)Thu Feb 9 12:14:56 2006
>What else do they sue for over there? Not a legal case, but we had a woman put in a formal complaint (this was in the UK) because she had a waterbirth, followed by a PPH and (wait for it) someone DARED to turn the main light on so they could site a cannula. She put in a formal, written complaint that the atmosphere of bay's first minutes had been ruined. No complaints about what was done, just that the light had been turned on Claire BSc Midwifery Student
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