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6 months pregnant. Should I go to SGU?
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I am 6 months pregnant (it's a boy). I am very gun ho about going down to Grenada for next semester. Is there any good maternity wards for me to give birth to my baby. Do I have to come back to the US to give birth?

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Hi,

I am 6 months pregnant (it's a boy). I am very gun ho about going down to Grenada for next semester. Is there any good maternity wards for me to give birth to my baby. Do I have to come back to the US to give birth?

Jackie
Jackie:

Although I can't answer your question, I just wanted to say congratulations and best of luck!
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There was a pretty good discussion on this topic on the old SGU forum. I looked it up for you -- it is currently item 196 on http://www.network54.com/Hide/Forum/10067?it=3


In short, because of the limited medical facilities, people generally seemed to recommend against having the baby in Greneda.

I admire your ambition and energy, but is it critical to start medical school right now? I am not saying it can't be done, but my guess is that it will be VERY difficult. Why put yourself through this? Would it not be possible to postpone your admission for a year or so?
I read the topic on the old SGU forum. I think having a toddler and going to med school will put too much stress in my life. I will wait for next year. Thank you for your prompt reply.

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