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Re: Breech dilemmaFrom: BCmidwife (BCmidwife@aol.com)Mon Mar 2 22:28:12 1998
In a message dated 98-03-02 21:18:48 EST, gklein@bcm.tmc.edu writes: << Boy.. I wish I could find a patient that would agree to try a vaginal breech delivery. Every time I have had one come in laboring, they insist on a cesarean.... Not one will even consider trying.. >> Well then Dr.Klein... we SHOULD have met nine years ago when I was having (or trying to have) my first baby, BEGGING for a "trial of labor" with my breech baby. I was 8 cms with my 7 poundish baby when my doctor told me I was going to kill my baby if I did not give in to allowing him to save me. I was complete when the normal tar-mec came out like toothpaste..... My doctor said "This is meconium! Your baby is in big trouble! I knew I should have pushed for that court order!" And stomped out of the room. What a refreshing face yours would have been to see that day.. I gave in and had the section. The doctor retired withen a year later, but not before firing me as a patient. What a three ring circus that was. :-) Bridgett....Midwife in Michigan
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