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Reply by laurenc on Jun 24, 2012
When the hole this with ronnie happened I had the same thing happen two weeks before when my son stopped breathing in my arms and we had to do CPR was like reliving the nightmare
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Reply by laurenc on Jun 19, 2012
I'm sorry and totally understand
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Reply by laurenc on Jun 13, 2012
I'm having csection but I have to get a letter from great ormond street children's hospital saying its in the best interest of the baby.
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Reply by laurenc on Jun 13, 2012
Apparently law states u can but<br />Most nhs hospitals will only do it for medical reasons
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Last reply by jrpc120312 on Jun 07, 2012
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Reply by laurenc on Jun 07, 2012
My son has a medical condition and went from Physio every other week for an hours to a half hour Physio session every six weeks coz of cut backs he is<br />Blind and got developmental delay. I have had to go pay for a private Physio which cost alot. So yes the nhs is tight. But yes totally agree that they have the patients best Interest at heart where as in USA it is just a huge money making scheme having a baby.
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Reply by laurenc on Oct 12, 2012
Change and complain
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Reply by laurenc on Jun 08, 2012
Think personally unless u have a medical reason I think wait don't be induced or csection. If u was ment to have these options u would have been born with a zipper on ur belly. I dont get the choice I have to have a csection. But if I had the choice I wouldn't.
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Reply by laurenc on Jun 08, 2012
Just so u no I was in hospital with my youngest 10 days trying to be induced there is no guarantee that it will work so u could end up in hospital over the hole of Christmas
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