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At Mon, 7 Jul 2003, Ocean wrote: >
>Hannah wrote:
>
>>In my opinion as a lowly medical student, you're right to be concerned.
><snip>
>> it's better to err on the side of caution
>
>In my opinion, constantly erring on the side of caution often leads to a
>serious imbalance in one's ability to judge the difference between real
>and imagined concerns.
>
>Of course, I'm just a mother researching childbirth on the web so I'm
>probably an even lowlier source of information. :)
>
>>Krista wrote:
>>>
>>>My sister is 26 weeks pregnant and has been having pain in her calf for
>>>a couple of days.
>
>Concern for your sister is admirable but is she concerned too? If the
>mother in question wants an ultrasound to ease her own fears, that's one
>thing. Asking her to get an ultrasound to ease *your* fears is
>unreasonable, in my opinion.
>
>Trust your sister to do what is best and encourage her to stand up for
>herself, if you need to. Just remember that there is a fine line
>between supporting someone and pushing someone and make certain you are
>not pushing your sister before proceeding.
>
>Merely $0.02 from a mother and a fellow sister. :)
>
>--
>Many Blessings,
>Ocean
>
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