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Re: CS on demandFrom: Kathi Wilson, BHSc, RM (wilsonk@gtn.net)Sat Oct 23 22:02:51 1999
At Sat, 23 Oct 1999, Betsy Hyde wrote: > >>> How many of you would agree for a CS on demand on 31st Dec if a woman wants >>> to have a >>> 'millenium baby'? > >aren't we missing something here, folks? Regardless when you think the >millenium truly begins (1/1/00 or 1/1/01)....a baby born 12/31 is *not* a >millenium baby....this kid is just a tax deduction! Guess you'd *start* the section on 12/31 <G>! I'd have to tell you, up where I work, nobody would get away with it. Apart from any concerns about Y2K (and we are doing contingency planning, just in case), we are seeing a large increase in women due from mid-Dec onward. We're gonna be up to our armpits dealing with the spontaneous labours w/o dealing w/ any crap like that. The hospital has already stated that there will be *no* inductions on 12/31 unless absolutely medically indicated. I've told 'em, you'd better tell women *no castor oil* on New Years Eve, either. We already have in our practice. There are no holidays being granted to nursing staff over X-mas/New Years, either.
-- Kathi Wilson BHSc RM Thames Valley Midwives London, Ontario, Canada http://tvm.on.ca mailto:wilsonk@gtn.net
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