Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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How to politely remind demonstrators blocking the road about the million dollar college safe spaces.
Others will be blamed...
These sold for $125k on Hammacher Schlemmer. One sold on Bring-A-Trailer earlier this year for $205K
I like a little hair, but that reminds me too much of Philippe...............Sorry, hard pass.
Thought that cat was Bernie at first glance. Any memer help to be had?
Keith
Damn though.....the sound that 300bo and 8.6 made, flying over their heads.....I would've made that face too. Lol
Haha. I’m not against some fur either, but that is a good bit more than I’m interested in tangling with.
The perfect motorcycle does not exi.....
I didn't know there was a Miss Palestine contestant in this year's Miss Universe.
Still has less dick than the Netherlands and Portugal though...
Our midwife didn't make it in time when our last one was born. I got the crash course and some on the fly coaching over the phone. Wild experience. I'll definitely never forget it lol.I guess she knows something about "birfin dem babies"
I trust your delivery went well. A ton of stuff could go wrong (Prolapsed Cord, Breech presentation, Shoulder Distocia, etc. etc). All of those can be life threatening to both Mom and child alike and require immediate EMS action.
All joking aside I never understand the midwife at home idea
It’s not 1880 anymore
There are hospitals with technology and staff that can do amazing things with a problematic birth or unhealthy baby.
Yet people chose to not use what’s available.
I actually think it’s negligence on part of the parents.
It’s not 1880 anymore
There are hospitals with technology and staff that can do amazing things with a problematic birth or unhealthy baby.
Yet people chose to not use what’s available.
I actually think it’s negligence on part of the parents.
As it turns out, when I was doing L & D time as a PIT, there were several "Nurse / Midwife" types that would assist the OBGYN. They could actually do "epiziotomies" and clean up suturing if the perineum got torn, etc. The OBGYN was there only for the actual delivery itself. (i.e. Station +1 and beyond), or if there were any of the complications I mentioned above, potentially necessitating a "C-section." And the chief L & D resident would be the one doing that.
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As it can cost 15-20k (California average is 26k) to have a baby in a hospital, many folks don’t have insurance so a midwife is a viable alternative.
As long as they're capable/experienced enough to handle the complications, then God Bless....
Life is so complex sometimes.
