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BrklynLiberal Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Mar-28-10 05:45 PM
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1. Your froglets are adorable....
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  -Do pregnant women lose their right to bodily autonomy? (Interesting blog post.) Crunchy Frog  Mar-28-10 05:44 PM   #0 
  - Your froglets are adorable....  BrklynLiberal   Mar-28-10 05:45 PM   #1 
  - Thank you. I think so too.  Crunchy Frog   Mar-28-10 08:37 PM   #29 
     - They are twins..right? It is so adorable that the one in front is clutching the toes of the one in  BrklynLiberal   Mar-28-10 09:36 PM   #30 
        - You know, I never even noticed that until you pointed it out.  Crunchy Frog   Mar-28-10 09:47 PM   #31 
           - I am sure they are a source of endless joy and total exhaustion :D  BrklynLiberal   Mar-28-10 09:49 PM   #32 
  - Right to self preservation  HockeyMom   Mar-28-10 05:49 PM   #2 
  - You are not obligated to save someone's live even if your life ISN'T in danger  bain_sidhe   Mar-28-10 06:53 PM   #23 
  - i am assuming there is some sort of  paulsby   Mar-28-10 05:50 PM   #3 
  - This is about forcing women to undergo ceasarean sections at term  Crunchy Frog   Mar-28-10 05:56 PM   #6 
  - oh wow  paulsby   Mar-28-10 05:58 PM   #7 
  - "let me stop being a moran"  Jax   Apr-07-10 01:46 AM   #41 
     - I think most of us are aware. Thanks though. Fun quote  uppityperson   Apr-07-10 02:33 PM   #43 
  - I believe a woman should have the right to refuse under certain  hlthe2b   Mar-28-10 06:12 PM   #10 
     - +1  GreenPartyVoter   Mar-28-10 06:22 PM   #12 
     - It's just that "emergency situation" is now defined so broadly  Crunchy Frog   Mar-28-10 06:24 PM   #13 
        - The woman has every right to clarify prior to delivery...  hlthe2b   Mar-28-10 06:29 PM   #14 
           - I see where you're coming from.  Crunchy Frog   Mar-28-10 06:39 PM   #16 
           - Put yourself, for just a moment , in the shoes of the physician  hlthe2b   Mar-28-10 06:45 PM   #19 
              - If her mental fuctions were intact, I would have her sign a release form.  Crunchy Frog   Mar-28-10 06:53 PM   #22 
                 - I am thinking of situations I've seen where massive hemorrhage  hlthe2b   Mar-28-10 07:02 PM   #25 
           - Oh, and there was a case like that recently.  Crunchy Frog   Mar-29-10 04:09 PM   #34 
              - Substituting "lay" judgement for that of highly trained professionals  hlthe2b   Mar-30-10 03:53 PM   #35 
  - Deleted message  Name removed   Apr-07-10 02:17 AM   #42 
  - To me, the RW'ers and others feel a woman's body is their personal property and hence  RKP5637   Mar-28-10 05:53 PM   #4 
  - Should we pay for medical treatment for a fetus in utero since its not a child?  stray cat   Mar-28-10 05:54 PM   #5 
  - I think that's considered to be part of prenatal care, which is usually covered.  Crunchy Frog   Mar-28-10 06:04 PM   #9 
  - They are totally confused. It is suppose to be a doctor patient relationship.  LiberalFighter   Mar-28-10 06:01 PM   #8 
  - I was told that it had to do with the ability of a uterus that had been cut into dealing with  GreenPartyVoter   Mar-28-10 06:20 PM   #11 
  - I have researched this issue somewhat.  Crunchy Frog   Mar-28-10 06:37 PM   #15 
     - crunchy, I was writing below as you were posting this.  uppityperson   Mar-28-10 06:43 PM   #18 
     - Yes, I had heard it made a difference in which kind of c-section one had. I was not a  GreenPartyVoter   Mar-28-10 06:55 PM   #24 
        - yes, they'll change the plan  Iris   Apr-05-10 10:49 PM   #40 
  - Malpractice issues and previous c-sect issues  uppityperson   Mar-28-10 06:41 PM   #17 
  - You actually have that in reverse.  Crunchy Frog   Mar-28-10 06:48 PM   #20 
     - You are right, I am backwards. Vertical ones can strip apart, horiz hold better  uppityperson   Mar-28-10 06:50 PM   #21 
  - let's just face it, women are second class citizens, not much better off than in the  demigoddess   Mar-28-10 07:59 PM   #26 
  - It will stop only when the first woman sues that OB-Gyn for battery and wins  Warpy   Mar-28-10 08:05 PM   #27 
  - I remember reading about one doc who was actually fired from her job  Crunchy Frog   Mar-28-10 08:36 PM   #28 
  - I agree with you. A woman should have the right to choose.  benEzra   Mar-29-10 03:49 PM   #33 
  - A woman should have the right to choose, but a Doctor should have a right to refuse  joeglow3   Mar-31-10 07:59 AM   #36 
     - So what do they do if a patient shows up in labor and refuses to consent  Crunchy Frog   Mar-31-10 04:59 PM   #37 
        - They resolve it beforehand  joeglow3   Mar-31-10 05:18 PM   #38 
           - I ask because there are areas of the country  Crunchy Frog   Apr-01-10 09:53 AM   #39 
 

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