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From: "D.J. Beagrie" <>
Subject: Re: [APG] Confinement as Cause of Death?
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2005 09:17:04 -0700
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Don and Alvie,

For many years I worked in the public administration of Employment
Insurance. The application for Maternity benefits and the actual medical
certificate asked for the "Expected date of confinement". You have no
idea how many times staff had to explain that one to applicants. I will
bet that you are correct and the woman died during childbirth.

doug in la (lethbridge, ab)

Alvie L. Davidson wrote:

>Hi Don
>Is the word "confinement" hand written?
>I checked several of my sources and the only thing I find concerning
>confinement as to childbirth is the actual facility to which the mother
>is confined while birthing especially by mid-wife.
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This thread:

• Confinement as Cause of Death? by
  • RE: [APG] Confinement as Cause of Death? by "Alvie L. Davidson" <>

    • Re: [APG] Confinement as Cause of Death? by "D.J. Beagrie" <>

  • Re: [APG] Confinement as Cause of Death? by "Amy Larner Giroux CG" <>
  • RE: [APG] Confinement as Cause of Death? by "Mills" <>
  • Re: [APG] Confinement as Cause of Death? by
    • another cause of death after childbirth by "Trish Nicola" <>
  • Re: [APG] Confinement as Cause of Death? by
  • RE: [APG] Confinement as Cause of Death? by Edward Steele <>