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Your theory is nonsense. I know people that were born C-section and they are normal.
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:shrug: Never know, maybe something to it. I know that going through the birth canal squeezes the liquid from their lungs and helps clear them. Otherwise they have to rough the baby up a little get’em really scream’n to do the same thing. |
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In all seriousness, I think there is something with the woman's hormones that happens through labor that aids in the woman's recovery. I've heard that when women have scheduled C-sections (without ever even going into labor) their recovery is much, much harder than women who have C-sections after laboring for a while, which is what happened with my wife. She labored for about 12 hours before the Doctor decided that our baby wasn't going to be delivered vaginally, no matter how long we went (it turned out he was face up, instead of face down, plus he has a HUGE head).
Anyway, her recovery has been great. 8 weeks, and she's dropped 30lbs. and is back to running and working out. Her next one may be scheduled, so I'll be able to tell you if there was a difference between the two in a couple of years. |
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And gosh darnit people like me. |
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Sorry Phil, he's far too handsome for you to have had any part in his inception. |
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I was born C-section. Now every time I leave the house, I jump out the window.
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I should send out alot of Invoices. If squeezing someone's head activatest the brain, I activated alot of brains in my wrestling career.
Also if this were True.........gochiefs' unit would be the Most Intelligent Human lifeform on earth. He's one star wars pud-whackathon away from solving Hydrogen energy and curing Cancer. |
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