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Re: birth circumstancesFrom: DKJohnson (violet2@i2k.com)Tue May 19 22:21:50 1998
I know this is a week or two late, but I have been a bit behind on my e-mail!! Born to a G3P1 who smoked until she couldn't stand the taste of cigarettes, (Said that the first thing she asked for after the birth was a cigarette!!) PROM two weeks prior to my birth. Mom was sent home and told to come back when she was in labor. Returned 2 weeks later and delivered 5# female, a "DRY BIRTH"!! Rumor has it the doctor was "drunk" when he delivered me. I was septic and in the hospital 2 or 3 weeks. She was apparently "knocked out" for my older brothers delivery, and felt that my birth was extremely painful. The total bill for delivery and a 10 day stay in the hospital for mom and baby was $173.64 !! (I have the original bill! born in Kansas City Missouri in 1951). Times have changed! Deborah Johnson CNM Muskegon, Michigan
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