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by Anonymous

The thought of a strike makes me uncomfortable, too. Are they considering striking against just OB/GYN's or the whole medical community as well? One particular department is one thing, but striking against a hospital is another. I have small children and I depend on the health care professionals for their care. I know I should think of myself first, but I would not want to jeopardize my childrens' health. What would happen if you were stiking outside a hospital, and you got seriously ill? Wouldn't you want to have medical care right away? I don't think someone would risk their life by going to another hospital.(This is only in the case of hospital strikes.)Perhaps smaller steps should be taken, and progressed from there...Write to our law makers, etc. Since this is not yet a widely known issue, it would get enough attention before any drastic measures are taken, and few people would know what they were about.I hope you understand what I am saying; it's that concentration thing... : )

Posted on May 4, 1999, 12:19 AM

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Untitled. Carrie on May 4, 1999

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