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Re: Section on demandFrom: Heidi Streufert (heidi@nybble.net)Thu Apr 27 18:08:37 2006
On Apr 27, 2006, at 6:05 PM, Babycatchers@aol.com wrote:
> I hate to say it- but 100 deliveries is not a lot of experience. I already said BOTH of those things.
> (CPM or CNM) is that women deserve the birth that THEY want and not I also already said that.
> As for 4th degree lacs- they happen- spontaneously. I can't count I asked my primary about this after I posted here. She has been doing births for over 12 years and hasn't seen a dozen 4th degree tears in a _dozen_ years. She works with many Amish clients as well as the 'cherry picked' ones and she has seen over 500 births, including twins and breech. How many of those 4th degrees you've seen have been in women with epidurals? Do you still encourage your patients to "take a deep breath, and PUUSHHHH, 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 and BREATHE!!!" or do you encourage spontaneous bearing down efforts and believe that the baby will come out without the cheerleading and 'coaching?'
> I am glad for your good experience, But one day you are going to be And I have absolutely never claimed otherwise. We have some excellent physicians in my area, and there is even a busy CNM homebirth practice that has been in the area for almost 20 years.
> Don't throw all OBs into the same bag- especially on their forum. I absolutely did no such thing. Whose posts were you reading when you wrote this? Heidi
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