Yes, it is vile to pretend to cherish and support traditional midwifery, and then turn around and sue a traditional midwife for honoring your wishes and doing their best to keep you home, when no one else would, as desired. Sometimes, babies are not meant to walk with us, earthside and midwives are not Gods, superhumans, or surgeons with a portable OR available to take your baby out at home if there is a complication (and thank goodness, I wouldn't want to). My post about it is public on Facebook, with much more of a description and thought-out process than what's listed in this random review. I am protective of traditional midwives, especially our elders who have done so much for the community, as there are very few left. I am not ashamed of that, nor embarrassed by my words so they cannot be used against me, I'll happily share my thoughts with anyone who asks. I stand by them, and I understand why that would rub someone the wrong way, but I still stand by them. If that does not align with you and you don't agree that mothers and midwives alike should support each other and stand by each other, no matter what, as human beings with hearts and emotions, I personally do not want to work with you. I understand some of my views are radical and outside of society's norms, but quite frankly I am very proud of that and happy to be an option in the grand pool of options. :)