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I agree that parents have the right to chose to give birth at home, but it is unreasonable to expect that no one raise questions when it goes wrong.  If the staff at OHSU were concerned about what happened, then they had the duty to ask that it be investigated.  The midwives accused OHSU and the HLA of "bullying" them... so they threatened to file a lawsuit in order to get them to stop asking questions.  Who is bullying who?

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