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Re: ...drink my bloodFrom: Don Shuwarger, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. (obdoc@inmind.com)Sun Oct 6 07:11:08 1996
>Question: What is my obligation if she will not seek psych care? Geff, You have some options. Anyone can be involuntarily committed in Texas for 48 hrs. If you believe that there is a risk of harm to her neonate (once it is born) you must report it to Child Protective Services for Harris County. If you believe there is a risk to the fetus -- too bad....at 18 weeks, unless judged mentally incompetent and hospitalized by a court beyond the 48 hr period, she walks. Someday we must swap stories. -- =================================================================== Don Shuwarger, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. A Rural America Ob/Gyn Physician "May the FORCEPS be with you" E-mail: obdoc@inmind.com Homepage: http://www.inmind.com/people/obdoc ===================================================================
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