To: Morgana
Female inmates revealed stories of being told - while in labor - that they should have the surgery, without being given a reason why it was medically necessary. A woman I know who was in a regular hospital and not a prison told me that when she was in active labor with her second baby, she was asked numerous times to sign a form for tubal ligation. The nurses seemed to wait after particularly painful contractions for their request.
7 posted on
07/07/2013 9:29:09 PM PDT by
Slyfox
(Without the Right to Life, all other rights are meaningless.)
To: Slyfox
I’ve had four, and nobody ever even suggested such a thing...which is a good thing, because I would have taken their head off. :)
15 posted on
07/07/2013 11:07:52 PM PDT by
Politicalmom
(Liberalism. Ideas so great they have to be mandatory.-FReeper Osage Orange)
To: Slyfox
A woman I know who was in a regular hospital and not a prison told me that when she was in active labor with her second baby, she was asked numerous times to sign a form for tubal ligation. The nurses seemed to wait after particularly painful contractions for their request.An agreement made while under duress is not made freely, and thus is not legally binding. Sue.
21 posted on
07/08/2013 3:30:33 AM PDT by
Teacher317
(The public is being manipulated to fleece the taxpayer. That is the real industry in Washington.)
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