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Re: Question for Doctor, please answer this

From: elaine (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 30 Sep 2003 15:23:48 -0500 (CDT)

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OK, there is no reason to be rude. That said, Anon, you are driving us all crazy. It doesn't matter where your baby is so long as she is still inside you. She is WELL, and I mean VERY WELL, protected by bone and then fluid. Think of your brain. It is protected by your skull and then cerebral fluid. If you used the pressure you exert on your clitoris to press on your forehead (with the same strength), would your brain be injured? Of course not. There really must be something else in your life that is worth worrying about more than this. This is bordering on obessive.

At Tue, 30 Sep 2003, anon wrote: >
>At Tue, 30 Sep 2003, anonymous wrote:
>>
>>Hi Doctor, Thank you to you and all the wonderful mothers who have
>>answered my neurotic questions about this and I am feeling much better.
>>My last question is and if you could answer it I would really appreciate
>>it - how far away is the babys head (e.g. in inches) from the lower
>>part of the pubic bone (around the area of the clitoris) when the baby
>>is 32 weeks and fully engaged. I know it sounds crazy but it will
>>really help me to understand. Thank you and all the ladies for your
>>patience and support. I promise this is the last question about this.
>
>For goodness sakes!! Just stop grinding against the couch! control
>yourself for a few weeks if you are SO worried about it. Think about
>your anatomy. If your babies head was anywhere near your clitoris than
>you would be delivering. No one is answering your constant question
>because it is stupid. Look at an anatomy book (like in school)

--
Elaine

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