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I was in my consulting room waiting for the next patient, a woman in her late 40s entered and we exchanged pleasantries before I went straight to the point. When I got to her past medical history , it turns to sympathy to me instead of empathy. She got married in 1998 and took in, in 2000. She had her antenatal in a hospital, not even TBA center . About 5 months into the pregnancy, she spotted, the doctor she met in that hospital gave her an injection ( she is a lecturer in a federal institution who travels wide, she just came from USA where she spent nothing less than 8 million on IVF) so she knows what she is saying. She told me the doctor told her the baby is no more without doing ABD USS. She argued with the doctor but later succumbed and took the injection. When she got home, she started bleeding and she went to the toilet, lo and behold! A fleshy tissue came out. She didn't go back to the hospital despite having bleeding for 7days. She went to tell the doctor about what happened, and what she said was, she was sorry. I want to tell u she has had 8 IVFs on accout of blocked tubes. 2 in USA , 1 in UK, 1 in India and 4 In Nigeria. They all failed. She told me she do see the doctor. And the doctor has completed her family size. She wanted to sue the doctor or even cursed her but she told she had forgiven her. Let us treat patients with a clear conscience. Every action has its outcome either good or bad designer collections for wedding in short