We have a Catholic hospital here in the city where I live in Ontario. Being publicly funded makes what they do different from the American ones, but despite doing women's health and obstetrics they don't do tubal ligation unless it's approved by their board, so even if you had a planned c section and were planning on having your tubal during the procedure, if you had to have your c section on an emergency basis because you labour early, they won't do it. It's so fucked up. It's a good hospital but come on. It's 2025, most Catholics use birth control. If you don't want to do abortions, fine, but a tubal during a c section is really just saving someone a second surgery.
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Plus it's probably way easier for them to fuck kids at a Chuck E. Cheese. Actually it's probably easier at the hospitals but the supply is larger at the Chuck E. Cheese.
Rather not, I'd be worried they'd "fuck up" on purpose.
Or even accidentally. I'd prefer my doctors to be familiar with the procedures they do. I don't want the doctor that hasn't done something in a decade of there's another option reasonably available.
I'd like to believe that the vast majority of doctors care about the lives of their patients and are capable of weighing that against the viability of the fetus.