Immediate Attn: Cesarean In Roi Et

[Monkey Fish]

My wife's water broke almost 36 hours ago and she's on her way to Roi Et city for a cesarean.

Does anybody happen to know the best hospital/doctor to go to there for that?

It's 9:51 now, I assume the issue will be moot in 30 minutes or so...

***phone removed for privacy issues***sbk

[sorry for the cross posting in Isaan and family forums. stressed.]

[WaiWai]

10.40 now ... all well ?

[Monkey Fish]

The 30 minutes is about how long i figured i had to call and make a suggestion before she was admitted somewhere...

Other than the increased risk of infection, the baby shouldn't be in any danger just because the water broke. But because of the increased risk of infection, hospital likely to go right for the cesarean.

Just talked the mia, for reasons that I can't contemplate without having to go postal upon my return to the province, she hasn't left yet.

So, suggestions still welcome for the best doctor/hospital in Roi Et.

[JOHN2]

Jesus wept

Had you not planned all of this beforehand and do you not know anybody else to ask apart from a bunch of strangers on a internet forum??

Strange guy,be lucky!!

[technocracy]

Jesus wept

Had you not planned all of this beforehand and do you not know anybody else to ask apart from a bunch of strangers on a internet forum??

Strange guy,be lucky!!

I have to say this is one of the strangest posting ever! My wife is due in 3 months and I even know now exactly the routine that will happen when the time comes!

Very strange!

Edited October 30, 2007 by technocracy

[Dakhar]

Yea, we had routes planned and alternative routes planned. It was a great moment when the time came to take her to the hospital....

Switched on the emergency lights, cruised down main at a good click, not too fast not too slow, in the M3. Folks safley got out of our way, nothing crazy. It helped that it was 11 PM, hardly any traffic.

Edited October 30, 2007 by Dakhar

[JOHN2]

The OP is either a very foolish man or a troll.

I hope it's the latter for his familys sake.

[TAWP]

36h ago and no plans yet? <deleted>?

[Thanyaburi Mac]

My wife's water broke almost 36 hours ago and she's on her way to Roi Et city for a cesarean.

Does anybody happen to know the best hospital/doctor to go to there for that?

It's 9:51 now, I assume the issue will be moot in 30 minutes or so...

[sorry for the cross posting in Isaan and family forums. stressed.]

Not a recommendation, just a google:

Roi Et

Bangkok Chureevetch Hospital

368 Thewapiban Rd., Nai-Muang District,

Amphur Muang, Roi Et 45000

Tel 0 4352 7111 ext. 8639

Fax 0 4352 7699

Roi Et - Thonburi Hospital

19 Soi 1, Pattamanon Rd., Amphur Muang, Roi Et 45000

Tel 0 4352 7191

Fax 0 4352 7208

These are from: http://www.prudential.co.th/english/resour..._northeast.html

Which seems to be the Prudential Insurance Co. http://www.prudential.co.th/english/

Mac

Edited October 30, 2007 by Totster

[mrtoad]

I can't understand why he is asking such a question at this point. <deleted>, he's had 9 months to plan.

[WaiWai]

No point in berating him.

He needs some practical help.

[stickman]

Roi Et city, the "amphur meuang" is small and there can't be many hospitals there. The best hospital in the province is almost certainly in the provincial capital. Heading there would be the best bet. In the surrounding districts the hospitals are likely smaller although I bet they have performed many cesarians.

[bina]

he is not with her; or overseas or somewhere else re reread his post;

I can't contemplate without having to go postal upon my return to the province

so obviously he is doing this all over the phone.....

bina

[Monkey Fish]

Thank you all for taking the time to read my post.

I hope you'll forgive me for not explaining myself or the situation to you.

If anybody actually has a recommendation, I would be happy to receive it by PM.

[if a moderator happens to read this, I see no reason not to close this thread. Thank you.]

[JOHN2]

WaiWai

You come acreoss as a very gullable person