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In a message dated 7/6/2007 1:11:04 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

nitagarner@... writes:

So I'm trying to formulate my objections and evidence in prep for my

appointment. I am a long way from 28 weeks but he might need time to

order the mercury free version.

If you have made the decision to not have the shot, why does he need time to

order the mercury free version? I agree w/many on this list that say

mercury is not the only problems w/these shots.

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Well I’m not sure how he’s going to react to me not wanting the shot. My

dh d/n want to do a homebirth. I could ask the nurse to just toss it and

say she did ;)

I will find out more at my first appointment. I do think it’s worth

asking. And there’s not another OB in town I want to use. There is a lay

midwife 45 mins away but if my water breaks, she won’t have time to get

here.

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10, 8, 6, Christian (RIP: 7/16/03 to 8/22/04), 1,

and due 2/08

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At 01:59 PM 7/6/2007 EDT, you wrote:

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>In a message dated 7/6/2007 1:11:04 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

>nitagarner@... writes:

>

>So I'm trying to formulate my objections and evidence in prep for my

>appointment. I am a long way from 28 weeks but he might need time to

>order the mercury free version.

>

Europe and other countries DO NOT give this during pregnancy.

The US didn't used to.

Now they can make twice the money

JUST SAY NO

>

>

>If you have made the decision to not have the shot, why does he need time

to

>order the mercury free version? I agree w/many on this list that say

>mercury is not the only problems w/these shots.

>

>Holly

>

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I would tend to agree --- what is it supposed to do? And if it was that

necessary, why did we manage to go thousands of years without it? Also, if other

countries don't do it, then that really makes me question why we do!

I've had three babies and they wanted to give it to me every time and I said NO

every time -- more from fear of needles at the time, but very glad now. All

babie and I are A-Okay

Re: rhogam w/o mercury

At 01:59 PM 7/6/2007 EDT, you wrote:

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>In a message dated 7/6/2007 1:11:04 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

>nitagarnercharter (DOT) net writes:

>

>So I'm trying to formulate my objections and evidence in prep for my

>appointment. I am a long way from 28 weeks but he might need time to

>order the mercury free version.

>

Europe and other countries DO NOT give this during pregnancy.

The US didn't used to.

Now they can make twice the money

JUST SAY NO

>

>

>If you have made the decision to not have the shot, why does he need time

to

>order the mercury free version? I agree w/many on this list that say

>mercury is not the only problems w/these shots.

>

>Holly

>

>

>

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com.

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In a message dated 7/6/2007 2:39:43 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

nitagarner@... writes:

Well I’m not sure how he’s going to react to me not wanting the shot. My

dh d/n want to do a homebirth. I could ask the nurse to just toss it and

say she did ;)

I will find out more at my first appointment. I do think it’s worth

asking. And there’s not another OB in town I want to use. There is a lay

midwife 45 mins away but if my water breaks, she won’t have time to get

here.

I can understand that fear. I was kicked out of my doctor's office for

refusing the shot. This is an important issue though. If they don't respect

this decision, what else will THEY decide for you to do. It is your decision.

A doctor's purpose is to recommend specific action based on their education

and experience. It is the patient's job to decide to follow or not.

Holly

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> JUST SAY NO

The OB that I'm seeing (as back-up for my home birth) didn't have any

arguments when I declined the 28 week Rhogam shot. He didn't give me any

grief last time either. He was perfectly fine with my midwife testing the

baby's blood and then calling in a script to my pharmacy when the baby

tested positive. (I'm not one of those ladies who's brave enough to go

without the post-partum dose.)

I didn't actually realize that even though I'm O- and DH is O+ that

there's a 15% (or so) chance of having a baby that's negative. I was

hoping the last two times that I'd luck out. Didn't work out that way. I

guess the third time could be the charm though.

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Abigail Frances (8/13/02, homebirth transfer)

Frederick Leland V (7/9/05, born at home!)

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I skipped the 28 week shot and my dr. raised one

eyebrow and said " Are you sure this is your last

child? Isoimmunity is a serious thing. "

That wasn't even my objection but he didn't ask so i

didn't tell.

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