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Re: Birth Plans From: Robert J. Woolley (wooll005@gold.tc.umn.edu) Sun Jun 22 22:02:36 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Bryan Jick: "Re: Interesting Case-absent (?) uterus" Previous message: jay kulkin: "Re: galactorrhe" Maybe in reply to: CNMPAT@aol.com: "Birth Plans" Next in thread: Bryan Jick: "Re: Birth Plans" In message <1.5.4.32.19970623024333.00a7eda0@pop.mindspring.com> writes: I think we can agree that medical necessity is ambiguous, This is the key. Most insurance policies these days leave the determination of what is medically necessary up to the insurer. Whic, unfortunately, has to be the way it is, given the outlandish things that physicians have historically (and currently) tried to claim as medically necessary. Again, we collectively abused the privilege to decide, so it was take away from us. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bob Woolley -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- St. Paul, Minnesota "Words never fail. We hear them, we read them; they enter into our mind and become part of us as long as we shall live. Who speaks reason to his fellow men bestows it upon them. Who mouths inanity disorders thought for all who listen. There must be some minimum allowable dose of inanity beyond which the mind cannot remain reasonable. Irrationality, like buried chemical waste, sooner or later must seep into the tissues of thought." -- Richard Mitchell in *Less Than Words Can Say* Next message: Bryan Jick: "Re: Interesting Case-absent (?) uterus" Previous message: jay kulkin: "Re: galactorrhe" Maybe in reply to: CNMPAT@aol.com: "Birth Plans" Next in thread: Bryan Jick: "Re: Birth Plans"

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