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Re: abortion/placenta previaFrom: Kathi Wilson (wilsonk@gtn.on.ca)Thu Oct 12 17:15:36 2000
DoctorJoe@aol.com wrote:
> Well, I'll grant you that if she's a bit chubby, maybe even worse... But hey, Hmm, maybe it's the weather up here..... But I deal w/ a fair proportion of women who actually *don't* always know when they'll menstruate, d/t wildly irregular cycles. Not all of us are like clockwork (she said, perimenopausily). Actually looked after a woman one time who *never* menstruated after she d/c'ed her OCP's (for something like a year). Her pregnancy was diagnosed when (oops) the ob/gyn did a hysterosalpingogram and didn't do an hCG first, because why would you *ever* suspect that the woman was pregnant?? I always expected that that kid would come out blue or something..... And then there was my midwifery partner's neighbour who went to have a hyst secondary to endometriosis and who also had wildly irregular menses. The gyn who cut open her uterus (it was an abdominal hyst) must have crapped his drawers when he found (oh, s**t!!) that it was *occupied* at the time. And she was fairly well advanced in pregnancy. He quick sewed her back up, and she went to live on antenatal until she had the baby, (which is where I met her, as a student). She's, like, famous. Made the front cover of the National Enquirer and did the talk show circuit. You could look it up. -- Kathi Wilson, RM Ilderton, Ontario, Canada mailto:wilsonk@gtn.on.ca ********************** Thames Valley Midwives 346 Platts Lane,
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