“At the hospital, physicians… provided multiple blood transfusions, and performed emergency surgery,” said the district attorney’s office
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- A Georgia jury convicted Cynthia “Cindy” Rene Morrow on nine charges connected to a 2022 home birth
- Prosecutors claimed Morrow administered drugs and performed medical procedures despite lacking medical or midwifery licenses
- Authorities said the mother involved in the 2022 home birth lost “50 percent of her blood,” and medical experts testified she should have “been transferred to a hospital at least five hours earlier”
A Georgia woman was found guilty of acting as a midwife and conducting medical procedures without a license after a mother nearly died.
Cynthia “Cindy” Rene Morrow, 64, was convicted of nine charges, including practicing medicine without a license, in connection with a 2022 home birth in Woodstock, the Cherokee County District Attorney’s Office (CCDAO) said in a Nov. 6 press release…