Who is imposing this rule? Surgeon? Anesthetist? Was any reason given for needing her to wean and then wait so long after, is there some hormonal issue? Has she sought a second opinion yet, that would be the first step I would think to take. And then maybe a third opinion. It's amazing what different opinions you can get from two specialists in the same field.
At 8:52 PM +1100 21/2/06, Janet Fraser wrote: >Hi all, >a woman with horrific injuries inflicted during a ventouse has been told she >can't have repair surgery unless she weans her 4 month old and waits 3 months. >Her labia was torn off on one side, right up to her clitoris and she can >barely walk, is on strong pain killers and the only thing she *can* do is bf. >Her life has been shattered by this so she really needs surgery. >Thoughts, please? >TIA, >J >Joyous Birth >Home Birth Forum - a world first! ><http://www.joyousbirth.info/>http://www.joyousbirth.info/ > >Attending births is like growing roses. You have to marvel at the ones that >just open up and bloom at the first kiss of the sun but you wouldn't dream of >pulling open the petals of the tightly closed buds and forcing them to blossom >to your time line. > >~Gloria Lemay~ > > > > -- Jo Bourne Virtual Artists Pty Ltd -- This mailing list is sponsored by ACE Graphics. Visit <http://www.acegraphics.com.au> to subscribe or unsubscribe.
