Repeal the VBAC ban at St. Peters Hospital

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   Name: Rebecca Goodman on Dec 14, 2007

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   Name: Michelle Stiles on Dec 14, 2007

   Comments: Thanks for doing this for all those who cant fight back.

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   Name: Valarie Kohn on Dec 14, 2007

   Comments: I believe in a women's right to choose the method of birth for her child.

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   Name: Jennifer Scheinz on Dec 14, 2007

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   Name: Todd Myse on Dec 14, 2007

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   Name: Melinda Kane on Dec 14, 2007

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   Name: Lois Geiken on Dec 14, 2007

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   Name: Nicole Ruiz on Dec 15, 2007

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   Name: Jenny Kaleczyc on Dec 15, 2007

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    Name: Kirsten on Dec 17, 2007

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11. 61
    Name: Anonymous on Dec 17, 2007

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12. 62
    Name: Aida Maher on Dec 18, 2007

    Comments: My OB was pretty clear on the fact that I was a risky VBAC candidate because my baby was measuring "large". He was on leave at the time of my delivery and I had another OB who was very supportive of my decision. I went on to have a successful VBAC with my 8lb12oz baby girl. I am just appalled at the thought of an outright ban on the natural way to give birth.

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13. 63
    Name: Jen Anderson on Dec 18, 2007

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    Name: Debbie Stevenson on Dec 18, 2007

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    Name: Megan Dunlavey on Dec 18, 2007

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    Name: Melynda Noordhoek on Dec 18, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 18, 2007

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 18, 2007

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19. 69
    Name: Cory Hunter on Dec 18, 2007

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20. 70
    Name: Angela Azure on Dec 18, 2007

    Comments: thanks for doing this

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21. 71
    Name: Pam Ponich on Dec 19, 2007

    Comments: I myself had a very successful VBAC nearly eight years ago and was appalled when I heard of this new policy. This (coupled with the appaling number of c-sections and inductions we are seeing) is definitely a cause for concern.

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22. 72
    Name: Angela Baehr on Dec 19, 2007

    Comments: Any hospital that has named itself after a saint should support our God-given right to choose which medical interventions we agree to, and not force any person into major surgery.

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    Name: Courtney Loveless on Dec 19, 2007

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    Name: Taryn Mead on Dec 20, 2007

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    Name: Katy Redd on Dec 20, 2007

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26. 76
    Name: Scout Ferrel on Dec 20, 2007

    Comments: This is simply the right thing to do. When will women truly "own" our bodies

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27. 77
    Name: Ruth Luke on Dec 20, 2007

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    Name: Mary Jo Olson on Dec 20, 2007

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    Name: Rose Tocke on Dec 21, 2007

    Comments: A repeal on VBACs is more representative of insurance and legal interests, not the interests of healthy woman with normal labors seeking a peaceful, natural birth. I find the hospital's priority disappointing.

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    Name: Kassandra on Dec 21, 2007

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    Name: Rebecca Warren on Dec 22, 2007

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    Name: David Percival on Dec 22, 2007

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    Name: Jodi Lynn Jensen on Dec 23, 2007

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    Name: Evette Allison on Dec 24, 2007

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    Name: Heather Humphrey on Dec 24, 2007

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36. 86
    Name: Sherrie Opitz on Dec 24, 2007

    Comments: I agree with the above, and childbirth is a natural body process and is also an amazing life process as well. I think all attempts to help women have natural deliveries- even after cesareans should be made when possible. Vaginal childbirth offers amazing opportunities for mothers and infants alike, and for their new futures together. It is evidenced based practice we are looking for! With cesarean rates climbing it is especially important to not take birth choices away. Medicine is litigious in nature, but its our job to support evidence based practice! And... if it is such a problem, why aren't we working ACTIVELY to lower the cesearean rates

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37. 87
    Name: Jeanine Ockey-Webb on Dec 26, 2007

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    Name: Rose Tocke on Dec 26, 2007

    Comments: A repeal on VBACs is more representative of insurance and legal interests, not the interests of healthy woman with normal labors seeking a peaceful, natural birth. I find the hospital's priority extremely disappointing.

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    Name: Rose Tocke on Dec 26, 2007

    Comments: A repeal on VBACs is more representative of insurance and legal interests, not the interests of healthy woman with normal labors seeking a peaceful, natural birth. I find the hospital's priority extremely disappointing.

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    Name: Rose Tocke on Dec 26, 2007

    Comments: A repeal on VBACs is more representative of insurance and legal interests, not the interests of healthy woman with normal labors seeking a peaceful, natural birth. I find the hospital's priority extremely disappointing.

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41. 91
    Name: Jessica Culver on Dec 26, 2007

    Comments: My own hospitals here in MI have bans on VBACs therefore in May I will be having a HBAC. It is wrong that women and babies are not being given the chance to have a safer birth.

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    Name: Diane Anderson on Dec 26, 2007

    Comments: I had four C-sections, and it was the right choice for me. I tried to do VBAC with my second, but my body just wouldn't progress at all. It was absolutely my preference to at least attempt a VBAC, though. Every woman should have that choice, and if after consulting with the doctor it isn't advisable, then so be it. I think a "ban" on VBAC is short-sighted and potentially dangerous to women and their babies. Every situation is different!

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43. 93
    Name: Lisa Peterson on Dec 26, 2007

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44. 94
    Name: Dawn Anderson on Dec 26, 2007

    Comments: As a mother who had a VBAC with absolutely no complications at St. Petes, I wholeheartedly disagree with the hospitals decision to ban VBACs. Personally I feel my caesarian birth was unnecessary and was due to timeframes set by a medical institution and not the human body. I cried for days after my c-section wondering why my body had failed me. Conversely after my VBAC I left the hospital in 24 hours happy and fulfilled with a beautiful, completely natural (and drug-free) birth. Please do not force women to have unnecessary surgery!

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45. 95
    Name: Anonymous on Dec 26, 2007

    Comments: PLease please don't force pregnant women that choose not to do what they don't want to do!!!!

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46. 96
    Name: Patty Ashworth on Dec 26, 2007

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    Name: Brenda on Dec 27, 2007

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    Name: Jasmine Rae Ojala on Dec 27, 2007

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    Name: Erin Pomajevich LPN on Dec 27, 2007

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    Name: Irene Halmari-Meneses on Dec 27, 2007

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