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Can i first see a midwife?
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Yes: If you think you are pregnant, certified midwives can provide acceptable care, support and delivery at the end. If you are in good health otherwise and have no risk factors, go ahead if you colleagues and friends know of a good one.
Answered 3/14/2013
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