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Re: Birth PlansFrom: tcab1@idt.netSun Jun 22 23:01:37 1997
>I personally am fortunate in only having heard about one patient >in my career requesting a birth plan with a private practitioner. >(Of course she had a C/S in the end for fetal distress :-)-O). We get a few birth plans, and they are useful as starting points to discuss the various issues and we will try to comply as best we can. However, the length of the plan is generally inversely proportional to the number of complications encountered and therefore the length of time before we're no longer using it! Tim Brown Private Practice Long Island, New York "Life is not breath, but action . . . " Jean Jacques Rousseau
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