I just found out that Iowa has law (statutory, I think) permitting
C-sections against the pregnant woman's will.  I also know some judges in
southeastern Michigan will order them;  I hear a high risk perinatologist
advises his residents to carry these judges' phone numbers around in their
pocket.

So.  I had thought this issue was dead, done, and over with.  What do the
rest of you know?

Judy

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