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Old 08-25-2008, 06:24 AM
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I think more doctors should perform abortions. I think it should have about as much social stigma as Lasik surgery. At least until women (re)learn how to give themselves spontaneous abortions like everything else in the animal kingdom.

Sometimes a baby just shouldn't be born. That's why a lot of young get eaten by their mothers in the wild.
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Old 08-25-2008, 01:13 PM
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Medical Procedure?

You are aware that the doctor who delivers babies everyday performs this procedure also right? I don't believe anyone in the United States are abIe to perforn this procedure that doesn't have their degree in obstetrics. I am against abortion but, if it has to be done it should be the parent’s decision.
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I have all the faith in the world in Magee Womens Hospital. There is no where else in the world I'd rather see any woman with speical health needs go. Regardless of believes.

But if you are going there for the typical birth, try another hospital. The Birth process is supposed to be a special time and is treated as such. Magee is so used to it that it's just another procedure for them. So unless you have complications related to the pregnancy, go to another place for the Birth as it will seem more important and special and not so atyipical like it is at Magee.
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Old 08-25-2008, 01:43 PM
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But if you are going there for the typical birth, try another hospital. The Birth process is supposed to be a special time and is treated as such. Magee is so used to it that it's just another procedure for them. So unless you have complications related to the pregnancy, go to another place for the Birth as it will seem more important and special and not so atyipical like it is at Magee.
Personally, I don't think the location (Magee) is as important as the composition of the birth team. Get a midwife or a doula, explain to them the kind of birth experience you are looking for, and when the time comes let them deal with managing the Hospital staff (so you can focus on labor).
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Old 08-25-2008, 02:54 PM
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Personally, I don't think the location (Magee) is as important as the composition of the birth team. Get a midwife or a doula, explain to them the kind of birth experience you are looking for, and when the time comes let them deal with managing the Hospital staff (so you can focus on labor).
I do agree with this. I've personally had a mismanaged birth and a lovely birth, both at Magee. The difference? Different birth teams.

And woe be upon us the day that the leading women's hospital in Pittsburgh WOULD NOT perform abortions.
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And woe be upon us the day that the leading women's hospital in Pittsburgh WOULD NOT perform abortions.
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The legalized abortion and crime effect is the controversial theory that legal abortion reduces crime. Proponents of the theory generally argue that "unwanted children" are more likely to become criminals and that an inverse correlation is observed between the availability of abortion and subsequent crime. In particular, it is argued that the legalization of abortion in the United States, largely due to the Supreme Court's decision in Roe v. Wade, has reduced crime in recent years. Opponents generally dispute these statistics, and point to negative effects of abortion on society.
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I'm re opening the thread, but please refrain from personal trips everyone. I understand this is an emotional issue, but at least try to be calm.
Also the way this is going I'm almost certain the thread will be moved to P&oC, discussing abortion in general is not a Pittsburgh specific topic.
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You are aware that the doctor who delivers babies everyday performs this procedure also right? I don't believe anyone in the United States are abIe to perforn this procedure that doesn't have their degree in obstetrics. I am against abortion but, if it has to be done it should be the parent’s decision.
This may sound nitpicky, but there is no such thing as a degree in obstetrics. The degree is in medicine. Legally, an physician can do just about anything that is permitted under the medical practice acts; however, many hospitals require their staff to have certain certifications.

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The legalized abortion and crime effect is the controversial theory that legal abortion reduces crime. Proponents of the theory generally argue that "unwanted children" are more likely to become criminals and that an inverse correlation is observed between the availability of abortion and subsequent crime. In particular, it is argued that the legalization of abortion in the United States, largely due to the Supreme Court's decision in Roe v. Wade, has reduced crime in recent years. Opponents generally dispute these statistics, and point to negative effects of abortion on society.
Another argument for the above is that abortion reduces child abuse. However, child abuse researchers say that most abused kids are very wanted kids whose parents have unrealistic expectations of them.

Re: Magee-I did my obstetrics clinicals there and I never got the feeling it was just a routine thing. Magee was a leader in the Pittsburgh areas in such areas as rooming-in, which was very controversial in the late 60s. I worked in a small hospital in small town California after I graduated from Pitt, and they were way behind Magee in obstetrics practices (they were also behind LA, but that's a different story).
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Old 08-26-2008, 10:44 AM
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Abortion is a legal medical procedure. Having one in a hospital is much safer than having one on a kitchen table.
Exactly! Better off to have it done in a medical facility...It is a surgical procedure and all women are entitled to have it done if they choose. Why not have it done safely? Either they perform them safely in hospitals or they will be treating woman who do the procedure themselves,,,at home...
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