Re: Avoiding Vac shots at birth

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Yes, do think about that option. The birth of a baby is too important for

both baby and parents!

I changed during both of my pregnancies, because I didn't feel comfortable

with the healthcare provider. During my 2nd pregnancy I changed during the

3rd trimester, this involved changing both midwife and hospital. My

insurance Co. at first was trying to lead me to believe that I couldn't do

it. They were wrong, and I was VERY happy that I went through the trouble -

everything turned out wonderful.

Lilian

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>Subject: Re: Avoiding Vac shots at birth

>Date: Thu, 5 Oct 2000 20:32:16 EDT

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>In a message dated 10/5/00 4:27:12 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

>msclarol9@... writes:

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><< I will check out those websites & books as I don't feel

> comfortable with my present ob practice(there's like 10 doctors, & it's

>the

> luck of the draw as far as who you see & who delivers), & I did ask my OB

> >>

>

>It is never to late to find another OB or midwife.Good luck in your

>search.I

>doubt I'd feel comfortable either not knowing who will actually attend the

>birth.Sounds like you found a good doctor for your child atleast!

>Sara

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In a message dated 10/4/00 8:48:03 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

msclarol9@... writes:

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dear mark,

do not worry about saying that you dont want the child out of your sight, it

is a hospital, not a concentration camp, no matter how much they act like it

is. They cant make you do anything and they cant do anything without your

permission. Silence is unspoken permission.

Christin