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Old February 18th, 2007, 07:17 PM
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Just sticking this article on the main site which will hopefully help you choose the right Ob for you, if you are choosing Obstetric care for birth.

http://www.bellybelly.com.au/article...k-obstetrician
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Thanks Kelly that was a really interesting read. I wish I'd had that when I was OB shopping
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How do you go Ob shopping? Where do you start? Do you need a referal from a Dr? When do you start looking. Is a Ob different from a a Gyno? Is this where you go to get your scans and tests etc? I am lost with all this can you help?
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