Wendy - birth-timing

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Dear Sateesh,

If a child is still connected to the placenta (within the mother's womb) then

it's still connected to the mother, don't you think?

If, during a caesar, the infant and placenta are (both) removed before the

umbilical is cut, then surely we can say the child has been separated from the

mother. I really don't know what the procedure is during a caesarean

section...sorry!

 

As for my Son's birth, I recall looking at the clock (directly in front of me)

and thinking "The last has come first, and the first last" before the placenta

was delivered and the Dr. began the lengthy task of stitching me back together,

during which time I was half asleep with exhaustion...I don't recall the

umbilical cord being cut. It could have been cut by the time I looked at the

clock, I can't say for sure.

(My first child was born at 10:50AM, the second at 10:01AM)

 

Best Wishes,Wendy

 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Wendy Vasicek: Vedic

Astrologerhttp://www.members.tripod.com/ganesh_astro/JyotishVidyawenvas (AT) dingoblue (DOT) net.au~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Dear Wendy,Silly question if I may - did they record the TOB as of when he was

fullout, or as of when he was fully out AND the umbelical cord was cut?For

Caesarians, is the same method of time used, i.e. the cutting of thecord?Sorry

about asking the obvious - I haven't given birth yet. Nor causedsomeone else

to.Sateesh.========

[Guest guest]

Dear Wendy,

 

It is much clearer now - I don't know what a Placenta looks like, as I was

never fond of Biology much anyway - but I agree with your Logic on the

"connection" or otherwise.

 

Many thanks - Sateesh.

 

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"Wendy Vasicek" <wenvas

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12 January 2002 12:42

Re: [GJ] Wendy - birth-timing

 

 

Dear Sateesh,

 

If a child is still connected to the placenta (within the mother's womb)

then it's still connected to the mother, don't you think?

If, during a caesar, the infant and placenta are (both) removed before the

umbilical is cut, then surely we can say the child has been separated from

the mother. I really don't know what the procedure is during a caesarean

section...sorry!

 

As for my Son's birth, I recall looking at the clock (directly in front of

me) and thinking "The last has come first, and the first last" before the

placenta was delivered and the Dr. began the lengthy task of stitching me

back together, during which time I was half asleep with exhaustion...I don't

recall the umbilical cord being cut. It could have been cut by the time I

looked at the clock, I can't say for sure.

(My first child was born at 10:50AM, the second at 10:01AM)