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Just had a look at the votes - it was interesting - 363
-NO 189-yes and 25 unsure. Hmm I wonder how many of the yes
ones have had a c/s.
It would be interesting to do a study of women who have
had both a vaginal and c/s delivery and see what the
general verdict would be- it would be a very honest assesment
as only they know both sides of it.
Rhonda.
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Date: Tuesday, 09
July 2002 06:34:18 PM
Subject: Re:
[ozmidwifery] ACA Painless Birth Show Tonight!!!
On Thu, 4 Jul 2002 20:14, you wrote:
Hey
all
A Current Affair ran a segment tonight on why so many more
women are
choosing the pain-free birth of caesarean section. The
Angliss Birth Centre
represented the other side, but I think the
convienience queens were given a
better showing (IMHO).
The
most disgusting part of the show was the pros and cons presented by
Dr
Ric, yes RIC Gordon, (was a presenter on Good Medicine!!). The ACA
site has
a �fact sheet� which is a joke and a spot for voting on if
you would have a
c/section or not.
If you can handle it please
look at it and vote!! There is also a feedback
section for what it�s
worth!
At
http://aca.ninemsn.com.au/stories/975.asp
In
Birthing solidarity
Justine Caines
I vote we introduce a
procedure that removes semen from men via an incision
to the
testicles. Lets see how far that would get, eh?
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