Induced Labour: For or Against?

by Jim Dornan

Should women be induced when they reach their due date? Attitudes toward the induction of labour, c-section, and stillbirth have changed radically since the 1970s, but are still controversial topics. Renowned obstetrician Jim Dornan tells the compelling, moving and true story of Paddy and Marie as a way of exploring some of the arguments for and against induced labour.

This story was originally published as ‘Paddy and Marie’ in Jim Dornan’s bestselling book An Everyday Miracle: Delivering Babies, Caring for Women.

13 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 21, 2014

About the author

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Jim Dornan is a leader of leaders. Trained as an Aeronautical Engineer, and a graduate of Purdue University, Jim made the transition long ago to the world of business and has functioned as an entrepreneur for over 30 years. He is the author of best selling books including "Becoming a Person of Influence" (with John C. Maxwell) and founder of Network TwentyOne International. Mr Dornan speaks regularly to audiences of tens of thousands from Europe to Africa, India to Southeast Asia, and Australia to the Americas. He splits his time between residences in Florida and Georgia, but is at home in any of the 25 countries where he has offices and business friends globally.

As coach, strategist, and mentor for some of the highest achievers in the world, he has compiled a wealth of experiences and a unique perspective that is available to any who choose to listen. Father of three wonderful children, and with his wife Nancy as a life partner, Jim Dornan brings both business and personal views to his teaching.

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