It is sad that women pay for private Ob's and Private Hospitals
thinking that they are going to get better service and more choices.
So often they seem to get the opposite.
rgds mike
On 1/20/06, Andrea Robertson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Jayne,
>
> Perhaps your friend could try seeing her o
Hi Jayne,
Perhaps your friend could try seeing her obstetrician as an
"insurance policy". Worth paying the money for in case a problem
arises, but otherwise not required to do anything until a
complication actually arises. An analogy I use is that paying for a
doctor is like paying for house
Behalf Of
jesse/jayneSent: Thursday, January 19, 2006 9:37
PMTo: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.auSubject:
[ozmidwifery] birthing in private hosp question
I have renewed hope in our maternity
system! My friend - 41yo, 1st time mum 29 weeks into pregnancy
seeing private ob and
I have renewed hope in our maternity system!
My friend - 41yo, 1st time mum 29 weeks into pregnancy seeing private ob
and planing on birthing in private hosp (you know, she only wanted the BEST) -
said to me today "if I get the chance to have a 2nd child I will by pass the
ob and only
