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Re: Birth PlansFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comMon Jun 23 08:55:37 1997
In a message dated 6/23/97 6:23:43 AM, you wrote: <<I have no objection to your conclusion, but the reasoning leaves something to be desired. Do you encourage your new mothers to eat the placenta? Lick the baby clean? Push the new baby to walk within minutes or hours?>> Hmmmmm. Mixing mammals, huh? While herbivores and carnivores may eat their placenta, sometimes, and lick the baby, primates usually don't. Nor do primates push their babies to walk within hours (usually only herd animals do). Chimps and gorillas simply carry their young around for quite a while, until they can hold on by themselves and such. But I digress. If we're talking "natural," then why on earth do we discuss mode of delivery, GBS strategies, and this thread about PPTLs? Hey, like I've said before, it's natural to die in childbirth or in the newborn period. It USED TO happen all the time. And you can look THAT up in your Funk & Wagnall's. LOL THE MAN <Hate it when it does that...>
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