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Re: Birth circumstance PollFrom: Joanne Bulley (jbulley@cheshire.net)Mon May 4 14:34:29 1998
I was a planned home birth at term (whatever that was in 1955) weighing in at 6 lbs 8 oz. Born to an RN mom who smoked. At my sister's birth in 1951, she had been forced under general anesthesia (gas) by the nurses (no MD present) at the hospital - who didn't know any other birth method. So - I think that was safer than the risk of maternal death from unnecessary general anesthesia.
-- Joanne Bulley Home: jbulley@cheshire.net Work: Joanne.E.Bulley@Hitchcock.Org
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