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lyra wrote:

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Broward County, FL births = C-section.  I think maybe C-sections equate to more $$$ in hospitals' pockets in many instances.  I believe that was the angle that "New Times" was going for in their expose about Broward General.  I also read that C-sections are HUGELY popular down in Brazil, and MOST women are apparantly getting them now, whether they need them or not......for vanity reasons.  They don't want to go through the trouble, pain and after affects of a vaginal birth.   But I do wonder what the other conspiracy possibilities are.   Anybody have any ideas?

Your last example showed that there are people who are just so superficially focused that they would not even be interested in this.  C-section easier?  Do it, do it!  The women who are frightened into having them at the last minute are in a very vulnerable position--as you say, they trust the doctors and to them it seems only right to follow their advice.  But people have to take responsibility for their own decisions.  A woman who is going to give birth certainly has the responsibility to
get informed about all the options and their repercussions.  My own son's birth was very difficult, but the question of a C section never came up, and I never would have consented to it. 

Bottom line, we are only going to be subject to conspiracies as long as we are not
in charge of our own lives.

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Broward General, gads, haven't thought of the place in years. What a cramped hell-hole the place could be. But, Lyra, what I was alluding to was that a percentage of births are now coming to term without the loss of baby or mother because of c-sec. Usually the head will not clear the pelvis and they(doc, midwives,barber, whatever)would lose both. Now we have kids with big heads that pass that tendency on to their kids, and guess what, they have to deliver c-section. Some of these kids are very bright. Possible evolutionary overtones. All this could be poppycock, afterall it was just an article amoung countless articles. Who really knows.
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Alien or Indigo?

God knows, but her art is flippin' fantastic!!

http://www.artakiane.com/home.htm

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Very interesting! I can't help wondering if it isn't partly
computerized, but it's certainly impressive for one so young.

I dunno if my son is an Indigo or an alien, but his art is
pretty fantastic, I think: http://www.vocaleyes.com/benzart/

He's older than she--23.

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oh wow! both of those two above links are amazing!!!!!!!!

thanks that really lifted me up, i was feelin a little low

kind regards all
z

"...i was taken by the hand, from the ocean to the sand..."
nitin sawhney - 'eastern eyes'