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What Renee, the wise woman, said! :)

You mean spontaneous ruptures?How often does that happen?I won't just go *BANG* one day will I???? I really need something else to worry about as I head for c-section#3 in September!

Oh,poor you! Recovering from a c-section isn't exactly great fun either.

4100?

As a prolapsed cord and severe PPH veteren,(Both DS and I nearly died)I'm a hospital girl all the way! Having said that if someone wants to go for a homebirth,I wouldn't stand in their way.(Nor would I be anywhere in the vicinity though!)

and oranges/mannequins don't scream or faint!

Are you including our knowledge of the development of WMD etc. in that? Not flaming you,just curious? It sounds a little to me as if you are implying that humans don't have any choice and any knowledge we have *must * be used.

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Thanks for the insight Terri.

Received these via e-mail today,and thought they were worth posting,even though they're mostly from the UK and the names won't mean anything to most of you... Michael Buerk watching Phillipa Forrester cuddle up to a male astronomer for warmth during ...

No,it's about being a smart one,Mish. Well said! Ever heard the saying "Pride comes before a fall." Coug??

Ditto!

Gosh,Adrienurse!! Really hoping they're ok,let us know, 'k?

Missed this thread until today.Hope you start to feel better soon. Hugs and best wishes to you.

Can I ask... approved by whom? Not trying to be argumentative or anything but doesn't *sound* like a diagnosis,much less an approved one. JMO Thank you.

BBC News Looks like we have a possible case here now:eek:

I have a few questions. How late in pregnancy can you get an abortion in the States? Do you just walk into the doctors office and request it? Is the law governing this national, or does it differ between states?

I'm the opposite,I need to do the 18 month course,but I would need to travel about 50 miles each way to do it,that's if I could get accepted on the yearly course! Every time applying crosses my mind though,I get pregnant!

I knew you'd do the biz,Lisa!!!

I think the training is now 18 months post grad (if you are already a UK qualified RN ) or 3 years if you are going in from scratch.The 18 month course seems to be becoming scarcer to find. Don't know why. Personally I'd rather have a midwife who is ...

I'm the first and only in my family.

Is there a conspiracy to keep us all drunk?????