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Re: female circumcisionFrom: BCmidwife@aol.comWed Feb 18 20:02:17 1998
In a message dated 98-02-18 08:01:06 EST, sanchez-ramos@worldnet.att.net writes: << I'm glad you're not on your own. Make sure the OB/GYNs take carte of the high risk patients. Luis Sanchez-Ramos, MD >> The midwife that I trained with has attended MANY women with infibulation in out of hospital settings. These women have many deep rooted issues surrounding their womaness due to the trauma of the mutilation, and for many of them, allowing a man (or woman) with a knife in his/her hand near her bottom is not an option. (Deborah, email me privatly and I will put you in touch with her if you wish.) So I have to ask Dr.Sanchez-Ramos, what is it exactly that you feel makes these women high risk? Bridgett...Midwife in Michigan
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