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Re: Birth Plans - a riotFrom: Barbara J. Loughlin CNM (rjps30a@prodigy.com)Wed Jun 25 22:15:08 1997
those of us >who practice medicine as physicians to have a list without the >distraction of the constant "cross posting" from those who don't >share the same training and views... I don't think the midwifery >lists are "cluttered" with raging physicians who are constantly >insisting that their training and approach is "superior." It just >would be refreshing to dig through messages from fellow MD's >practicing obstetrics and when I want to get involved in a "riot" >such as this thread and can jump into the mix on another forum. > >Humbly, > >Philip > >I have been following this list for about a month and have enjoyed it immensely until reading this posting today. I thought it was great that both MD's and CNM's participated-each having something to learn from the other. Now it turns out that once again the physicians feel we are intruding on their turf (although this list is supposed to be for all health care professionals). Are we really that threatening to you? I have not seen any CNM's posting inappropiately here. We may not do things the exact way that you do but time and time again the statistics bear out that we give good, safe care and have excellent outcomes. What difference does it make when the cord is cut? I don't think that one way is any better than the other. We may have different styles of practice but I know I can learn from you and just maybe you could learn from midwives if you kept an open mind. Barb Loughlin CNM Utica NY
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