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    Name: Christie Craigie-Carter on May 15, 2009
    Comments: Hospital administrators often say that VBAC bans are due to lack of 24 hour anesthesia coverage, but if a hospital is unsafe for a VBAC mom, then it is unsafe for any birthing woman who could have other, pregnancy complications, many of which are more likely than a uterine rupture in a VBAC labor.
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    Name: Melinda Kane on May 15, 2009
    Comments: A VBAC mom from the Capital District. I cannot fathom being required to undergo surgery that is not medically indicated. Keep VBAC option available for women!
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    Name: Julie Partington on May 15, 2009
    Comments: please allow women to choose whether a csection or vbac is the right thing for themselves,
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    Name: Jennifer Rush on May 15, 2009
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    Name: Chantal on May 15, 2009
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    Name: Susanrachel Condon on May 15, 2009
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    Name: Priscilla Cornell on May 15, 2009
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    Name: Nicole Johnson on May 15, 2009
    Comments: As someone who went to a lot of trouble to travel to a hospital that allowed a VBAC for my second child, I have strong feelings about allowing other women to try it as well.
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    Name: Carrie Pitcher on May 15, 2009
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    Name: Sarah Holt on May 15, 2009
    Comments: To force surgery on anyone as a matter of policy is simply and completely wrong. Especially so in the case of VBAC which carries relatively few risks, expectant mothers have the right to make an informed choice regarding their method of birth.
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    Name: Alexis Yakle on May 16, 2009
    Comments: A woman has a right to choose medical options that suit both her family and birth plans. A VBAC is reasonably safe when compared another C-section. Your hospital’s choice to disallow VBACs is both discriminatory and unconscionable. I will never have a child in your hospital due to this choice, and I will encourage my friends, associates, and family members to do the same.
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    Name: Wendy Nase on May 16, 2009
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    Name: Valerie Tatavitto on May 16, 2009
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    Name: Michelle Hudson on May 16, 2009
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    Name: Michelle Hudson on May 16, 2009
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    Name: Monica Ruiz-Melendez on May 16, 2009
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    Name: Ellen Bertke on May 16, 2009
    Comments: As a Nurse Manager and VBAC mom X2, any decision to deny this option has nothing to do with the wishes of the mom relative to her birth choices.. While the reasons for refusal are couched in "protetcion of the mom and baby",( complete with the worried facial expression) the real reasons are the protection and convenience of the hospital and medcial community. The irony of this is that your desire to "protect" us is , thereby forcing us into unnecessary surgery, is resultng in fewer hospital births .Women are no longer willing to tolerate the ongoing harrassment of the OBs and are choosing homebirths. Hospitals and losing money.If I had listened to my OB, I would have had a second unnecessary surgery ..Interestingly my small pelvis birthed two infants ,both larger with bigger heads than my CPD baby...Ellen Bertke , RN ..VBAC mom X2
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    Name: Randi Cecchini on May 16, 2009
    Comments: I recently had a successful VBAC at home, because I did not want to be forced to have a c-section at the hospital. Women are going to find their own alternatives if they are not granted the freedom to birth how they choose!!
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    Name: Anonymous on May 16, 2009
    Comments: Apparently choosing this hospital is the only choice your allowed to make. Pathetic and vulgar.
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    Name: Sarah Winden on May 16, 2009
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    Name: Jennifer DeWaard on May 16, 2009
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    Name: Theresa Avon on May 16, 2009
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    Name: Lauren Cooper on May 16, 2009
    Comments: As a woman who suffered from Post Traumatic Stress from an unnecessary repeat cesarean, I know how important it is to be supported in the option of VBAC.
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    Name: Kendra Parker on May 16, 2009
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    Name: Stacy Bingham on May 16, 2009
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    Name: Eileen Holdridge on May 17, 2009
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    Name: Eileen Ryan on May 17, 2009
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    Name: Emily Svenson on May 17, 2009
    Comments: The choice to VBAC or not should be made by each woman in consultation with her care provider.
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    Name: Jodi on May 17, 2009
    Comments: if you dont even offer it as an option you are doing your clients a disservice
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    Name: Mavis Gewant on May 17, 2009
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    Name: Anonymous on May 17, 2009
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    Name: Mae Antonio on May 18, 2009
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    Name: Tara Vero on May 18, 2009
    Comments: I am a resident of the Hudson Valley who strongly supports VBAC.
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    Name: Anonymous on May 18, 2009
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    Name: Lindsey Seger on May 18, 2009
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    Name: Lauren Specht on May 18, 2009
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    Name: Teal Hutton on May 18, 2009
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    Name: Wendy Welsh on May 19, 2009
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    Name: Liz Pickett on May 23, 2009
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    Name: Mindy E Troge on May 23, 2009
    Comments: The idea that women can choose a cesarean, but cannot choose a VBAC is appalling. 10-15 years ago, VBACs were encouraged. They are no less safe now, provided that doctors are not giving the VBAC laboring mother pitocin or other uterine stimulant drugs.
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    Name: Beatrice Alford on May 23, 2009
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    Name: Yoshimi Tomono on May 24, 2009
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    Name: Andrew Carter on May 24, 2009
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    Name: Stephanie Larsen on May 24, 2009
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    Name: Anonymous on May 24, 2009
    Comments: Please do not eliminate VBACs at Kingston/Benedictine Hospital.
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    Name: Catherine Ladd on May 24, 2009
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    Name: Tara Vamos on May 24, 2009
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    Name: Anonymous on May 25, 2009
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    Name: Amy Rau Segnit on May 25, 2009
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    Name: Jennifer Knapp on May 25, 2009
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