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Re: 2am roundtable discussionsFrom: westsidebirthservice@juno.com ("westsidebirthservice@juno.com")Sun Nov 18 16:03:33 2007
Well,I once did a cervical repair when I was taking care of a woman in Liberia, Africa. She had a normal birth, no interventions, no precip, just seemed like your everyday regular birth. But then she bled and bled and bled and upon spec. exam I found a horizontal cervical tear on the outer, anterior portion of her cervix. I sewed and sewed and finally the bleeding stopped. She and her mother were grateful. Louana
Well,I once did a cervical repair when I was taking care of a woman in Liberia, Africa. She had a normal birth, no interventions, no precip, just seemed like your everyday regular birth. But then she bled and bled and bled and upon spec. exam I found a horizontal cervical tear on the outer, anterior portion of her cervix. I sewed and sewed and finally the bleeding stopped. She and her mother were grateful. Louana
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