It wasn't normal procedure when my skull was exposed, had several dozen stitches embedded and my hips were fukked.
It also wasn't part of the procedure when my husband fractured his face.
How about Craig, em? Did they do a rectal on him when that 4 wheeler landed on his face?
My head went through a windshield once... no one poked at my ass to fix it.
In fact, I don't recall anyone even suggesting it. I also had hip injuries, so according to "protocol", I was probably a prime candidate.
Don't forget to add the man in their life to your synopsis there, TJ. As I've said before, often it's that "responsible" man that makes them feel they have no other choice. Probably more often than a clinic worker.
Good question, Wez. I know a few people who do... or at least, would have...
When the animals demand an outhouse, stop crapping on my lawn and take their reproductive habits undercover, we can talk about their "privacy" being violated.
With those words, you admit that the purpose of forcing a viewing of the ultrasound is to induce guilt...
case closed.
add on:
When a patient is properly informed, an ultrasound is not necessary to communicate "Hey! You got a baby in there!"
Anyone that does not understand what the...
What new information will be brought to the surface by an ultrasound that's not already known? None that I can tell. The woman already knows she's pregnant or she wouldn't be seeking an abortion in the first place.
It's a guilt tactic.
Full disclosure of the procedure is a good idea, but...