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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP where do you live? That should answer this question for you. You have a potentially complicated birth. Even if you are scheduled for an early delivery there is nothing to prevent you from going into early labor. If I had a possibly dangerous birth I would want to chose the hospital closest to my work or home depending on where I was most often. You are NOT the person that wants to get stuck in rush hour traffic for an hour. Go to google maps and compare distance and pick the one closest to you. Although since the GT NICU and MFM staff saved the life of me and my baby ([b]while generally being slow to respond to phone calls and making me wait for appointments)[/b] I vote for them if they fit the distance bill.[/quote] Good point. Although in an ideal world all medical professionals would be super easy to reach and communicate with, the fact is that in serious specialties, you often don't get attention until you really NEED it. Just because GT is being a little more bureaucratic or slow does not mean you should not chose them. After all, I imagine you chose your sole practiioner OB because you liked the convenience of his practice? Convenience is not always everything in the end ... [/quote]
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