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Re: Birth circumstances pollFrom: DoctorJoe (DoctorJoe@aol.com)Wed May 6 14:51:14 1998
In a message dated 5/6/98 2:44:36 PM, you wrote: <<One thing is remarkable. Birth circumstances are rarely simple in those Obstetricians. Is this the cause for their choicing this specialty??>> Maybe so. I was a 9# 15 3/4 ounce first born of a smoking mother. (Yes, I'm probably glad she smoked... her father was said to have been over 12#!!!). I was also the sensitizing Rh+ first child of an Rh- mother. My sister came next, but she was Rh-, no problem. My little brother, on the other hand, was Rh+ and was so jaundiced in the nursery, the Korean nurse took a liking to him, since he was a "familiar" color, so the story goes. After that, my mother had a baby who died in utero of hydrops fetalis, with whom she got severely toxemic. She had a hysterectomy sometime after that... Joe P.
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