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Re: [Re:ACOG Guidelines Shoulder Dystocia] - LawyersFrom: Charlie Chambers (cchamber@gorge.net)Sat Jan 24 11:40:37 2004
Agreed with Donald. Awareness is one thing but allowing the rapid assumption that a doctor should be sued for all cases of bad outcome is not helpful to this goal. I think it would be a matter of good taste that if you are willing to make the changes that Donald suggests then please continue to post to this forum. If not, then I would appreciate you not being part of our continuing dialogue. Of course, I am only one person, and may not speak for the entire forum. ************************************************************************ **** Charlie Chambers Hood River, OR cchamber@alumni.rice.edu "Almost anything you do will seem insignificant but it is very important that you do it....You must be the change you wish to see in the world" -- Mahatma Ghandi. ************************************************************************ *******
On Jan 24, 2004, at 9:22 AM, Don Miller wrote:
>> Boy, trying to raise awareness is a difficult job.
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