Practice saying "no".

Not just saying it. Screaming it from the rooftops. Make sure EVERYONE in the hospital hears you say "no." Get your DH on-side - and get someone else there, such as a doula. Questioning is fine - "why did you put that without asking me first?"

You can suggest whatever you want. "You can monitor me, but I'm not letting you near me with induction equipment."

You can also not turn up to your inducion appointment and just turn up in full-blown labour.

Classed as a troublemaker? They can't do that. They can write "induction refused" and will do to cover their own backs, but that isn't a bad thing.

Best of luck to you, I hope you have a FANTASTIC birth experience.

ETA - I had a posterior labour and went into labour on my own. The hospital told me I was due 31st January, I went into labour 12th of Feb all on my own. Even though I kept telling them I was having my baby 11th Feb, not the 31st Jan, and no-one believed me that I was in labour even when they were monitoring my contractions!