I was just commenting on this disease the other day and today there was a new article on it. It is very interesting. Now if we could just find a cure for 'selective memory.' lol
2wlady wrote: IMO, the DOCTORS should refuse to deliver when it's for the convenience of the mother/father.
:thumbsup: TOTALLY AGREED, almost lost a dear friend that way!
Speaking of babies..on our 5th kid she woke me at 8am, I drove her to Humana Hospital and she had the baby at 9:30am, and I had them both home in time for Oprah which aired at 11am in Chicago then. We always just split right after the babies were born- Got up and left with nurses chasing us down the hall in some cases..I wanted the security of the hosptal, but when everything was fine, we never waited around for anything..
People like to act like the birth of a baby is a beautiful thing. It's not. It's scary and everyone involved just can't wait until it's over. Nothing beautiful about it.
- A little advice my friend. Tell her she's right, and you were wrong. Anyone can see she feels strongly about this and she's obviously given it a lot more thought than you have, so instead of stubbornly digging in your heals, why don't you just be a good husband back down? Do you always have to be right about everything?
Sunshine Girl wrote: I was just commenting on this disease the other day and today there was a new article on it. It is very interesting. Now if we could just find a cure for 'selective memory.' lol
Once a jacker always a jacker.
