One would hope that instead of scaring people off, it might serve to show as an example of how deal with a problem should it arise, and when to up and transfer if it's needed
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One would hope that instead of scaring people off, it might serve to show as an example of how deal with a problem should it arise, and when to up and transfer if it's needed
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Raven, I would hope so too, but unfortunately the way the media deliver the news is directly related to how the news will be taken by the public, and it was certainly not delivered as a positive story.
One would hope that instead of scaring people off, it might serve to show as an example of how deal with a problem should it arise, and when to up and transfer if it's needed
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I saw an article on the Herald Sun website this morning (no way I would be spending my money on that rag), the way it was written was truly disgusting. Funny how a few choice verbs and adjectives can change the angle of a story completely. Unfortunately a story congratulating MWs for doing their job (ie knowing when it was time to transfer) doesn't sell papers...poor Danni, she might be feeling a bit down after planning a HB and ending up with a CS, the last thing she needs is papers reporting such negative things.
I would like to think any woman considering homebirth would be educated enough to do her own research and not rely on stories in some shoddy paper to sway her decision. Certainly hasn't changed my opinion on HB.
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