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Re: PrematurityFrom: ginny lee, CNM (kaupilimakoa@hotmail.com)Sun Mar 31 11:52:56 2002
> >When I was contracting regularly with my first pregnancy at 25 weeks >(1983) - I agonized over whether I would go in if it really turned into >labor. I did not want the full resuscitation for a kid less than 32 >weeks at that time. If needed I considered letting the delivery happen >at home and go in saying it happened too fast I knew a perinatologist who felt the same way...felt that the "full court press" was inappropriate prior to 28 weeks. It seems that when people don't want to hear what you are saying, they aren't going to listen no matter what. Despite very frank discussions with neonatology, I continue to see patients and their families actually <happy>when their 25 weeker is born, talking about how they will be a great basketball player, football player, you-fill-in-the blank. Then truly shocked when the kid is still ventilated with a grade 3 bleed....you just do your best I guess.
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