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Re: VBAC revisitedFrom: guy.venezia@ssfhs.orgFri Jul 11 08:05:51 2003
Believe it or not; I was told when I explained the ACOG statement, that I cannot be a servant to ACOG. That ACOG shpuld not decide how to run my practice. Essentially, the hospital is trying to manipulate my decisions. Then they are making it look like I am afraid to do VBACs because of all the potential things that could happen. Practicing in fear of litigation.\ They even said my documantation lokked like it was written by a lawyer. Guy
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