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Re: Jehowah witness medical careFrom: kathleen [tash] robb bodor (Tash.Robb-Bodor@worldnet.att.net)Mon Sep 30 13:00:53 1996
This refusal of the established allopathic community to treat clients if the do not abrogate their religious beleifs is a reason why so many of my home birth clients have been J.W.s. (Combine that with their opposition to Rhogam.) Surely there is one religiously observent MD in your community who would understand that these people feel that they would lose their imortality and share in the world to come by accepting blood products. Perhaps if the anesthesiologists would talk with the clergy involoved and track down relevent research on bloodless surgery then they could resolve their problem.
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