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Re: Liability for homebirthFrom: Anna Meenan, MD (annam@uic.edu)Sat Mar 3 11:51:16 2001
At Fri, 2 Mar 2001, Deborah J. Wage wrote: > >> I am a CNM employed by an OB/GYN. I recently had a NOB client that >informed >> me that she is considering a homebirth. > >Beth, > >Why is she seeing you for prenatal care? Homebirths midwives provide >prenatal care for their own clients. > >Deborah Wage, MSN, FNP,CNM She's probably planning on having her husband or her mother deliver the baby. I've run into those types before. They want Beth to declare that mom is perfectly healthy and not at risk for any complications and then they'll go off and do it themselves. I support the right of a woman to deliver at home but only with a trained attendant. Those kinds of folks are just wacko and angerous to deal with.
-- Anna Meenan, MD
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