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Re: Section on demand**Experience**From: Heidi Streufert (heidi@nybble.net)Thu Apr 27 22:54:09 2006
Folks, over the past 5 years on this list I have posted maybe 10 times, and I stated right up front that I haven't got a huge sample size to draw on. I haven't disparaged anyone on this list for their clinical skills. I haven't questioned any statements made on the list that didn't later turn out to need a correction, and I haven't advocated the abolition of obstetrics or claimed that homebirth should be universal. I simply questioned the disparity in supporting a woman's choice to elect a surgery when it is not the most medically sound decision, while criminalizing another woman's choice to elect a home birth even if it is not the most meidcally sound decision. I support BOTH choices. It was as simple as that. Heidi -----Original Message----- From: garrys@mindspring.com (Garry E. Siegel, M.D.) Heidi, we all continue to learn, and 100 births are a good start--no doubt--but not too many. Keep your eyes and ears open, and maybe type just a little less :).
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