Legally you have the right to refuse anything and everything from blood tests, to ultrasound to induction to caesarean, VEs, people in your room, male doctors, anything you like. YOU are the employer and without you none of them would have jobs. You're the boss! The same legal right to determine what happens to your body and to your child exists inside the hospital walls as it does outside them. The pressure brought to bear on women who refuse however is extreme and you will need support to stay strong in the face of it. Having been previously induced (on dates alone?) you are already highly motivated to avoid this dangerous and unnecessary intervention. If you don't like conflict or don't wish to be pressured, just don't turn up. No one can induce you if you're not there, right? Stay home until you're in strong labour, and if you only turn up in the hospy when you feel pushy there are fewer interventions possible at that point. For perfectly healthy women and babies, the dangers of induction outweigh anything in favour of it at all. Having a doula would help you labour at home well supported until you wish to leave. For dh, give him those articles I suggested or contact any number of the great consumer groups in Brissie who help women in the aftermath of inductions. They will have LOTS of other info to give you too. I'd list a heap but I can't give you any internet links. Sigh.
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Henci Goer's website has the best article on everything to do with induction, but there's a lot in her book, "Thinking woman's guide to a better birth" as well and it's based on 1000s of studies.

I'm happy to answer questions Keep asking whatever you need to avoid this and stay safe! =D>