This sounds grate , but most of my friends have large families , and someone
has to be with the rest of the kids at least at night. I definitely noticed
that the nurses were more aggressive when my DH was not there. My Friend was
actually told that if they will be a problem her husband would be removed.
It has become an uncomfortable situation where I would recommend this
midwife as being a lot better choice then the OBs , but I can not recommend
this hospital. I am a person to whom a lot of such inquiries addressed. I
really would love to do something to change they re attitude.
Henya


On 1/7/08, Lynn <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> Don't leave anyone you care about alone in a hospital.  Ever.
>
> Experience has shown you how hard you had to fight to keep your baby
> and breastfeed in that hospital.  Spare your friends that trouble and
> make sure they have a doula or family member or *somebody* with them at
> all times, to help protect the dyad.
>
> Lynn in MO
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