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Re: OB: Planned Home Birth After Previous CesareanFrom: verner nellsch (vnellsch@eastex.net)Sun May 4 18:34:07 2008
one restaurant can pretty much cover another in terms of providing sustenance. they are state inspected and licensed, probably more than home birth providers. however, in medicine there is the rule of coverage. can the home birth provider cover the practice of a hospital based ob/gyn? no. but the rawest second year ob/gyn resident with an operating room and crew can do everything the home birth provider can, and more. when they throw up their hands and send the patient to the hospital, he can do what they cannot. vnellsch
> ----- Original Message ----- The wealth of evidence that correlates pizza delivery with planned and attended home birth services? -- Dr Eberhard Lisse <el@lisse.NA> wrote: And it is true, and funny, and is backed up by a wealth of evidence. And, by the way, get lost! el
on 5/4/08 2:31 PM westsidebirthservice@juno.com said the following:
> Yes, and it's old and not funny and not relevant and only serves to
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