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This is terrible. What next! "Would
you like to come in at 35 weeks because I'm going on a golf
convention and my colleague is fully booked with inductions,
epidurals and post-partum haemorrhages for the next 3
months!! Makes you wonder doesn't it!
Kim.
-------Original
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Date: 5/11/2004
3:34:27 p.m.
Subject: Re:
[ozmidwifery] Re:cold epidurals
Larissa
thats exactly the same reason as the Ob stated up here, not
once, but to
many woman i saw him with. "The anaesthetist isn't always
available or at
work on certain days, so if you go into labour naturally you
won't be
guaranteed any pain relief BUT if we induce you on Monday
when hes available
and give you an epidural at the same time, you will get the
pain relief and
won't have to worry about going into labour when hes not
on.
What the OB said to MANY woman.I was nearly sick.
Kirsten
Darwin
...~~~start life with a midwife~~~
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, November 05, 2004 1:38 PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] Re:cold epidurals
>I just looked after a woman who had one
(epidural) booked prior to
> induction - reason given was that "the anaesthetist will
be in surgery and
> it's not convenient for him to come and give you an
epidural when you'll
> need one"
> And the women are paying how much for this
"service"?!?!? The mind
> boggles.........
> Hugs,Larissa
> FUSA 2nd yr student
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