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Re: VBAC, Three previous CS.From: Eberhard W Lisse (el@ac.lisse.na)Sun Jan 30 14:10:05 2000
In message <B4B9D4E0.BD3%cchamber@mnic.net>, charlie chambers writes:
> > As for "el" - where is your sense of infomed choice and consent? Ach, come off it, thatīs again the Men of Steel argument. If it depended on informed choice and consent, we would not be having this discussion in the first place. Any of us can consent any women any way we want her to sign. But where the ACOG writes in effect, be careful with VABCs, now you want to unnecessarily try this after three scars? Why? My wife has had two Caesars and if she became pregnant again she would get a Caesar. And no I havenīt delivered either of them (though I gave the GA on the first one). But then she is an extremely experienced midwife and would not allow anyone to even think about VABC. (Yes, we spoke about it :-)-O) el
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