That's so sad. I can't imagine how awful that must have been for those women. I remember being extremely restless a few days after having my 14 & 11 y/o & having to go for long walks, I just hope I can have these twins naturally, as I've never had a c-section before, & friends that have had them said they were basically on bed rest....
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Thanks, but that post was about my 11 y/o.... the twins aren't due until February. I hope I can bounce right back though, so I can roller skate & be cute and all that[emoji1]
Oh I thought that seemed kind of quick but didn't want to ask if they came early.
to happy healthy remainder of your pregnancy.Thank you! I still have a while to go, but I'm sure it'll seem like no time soon. Still patiently waiting for more pics of Bey's twins....[emoji30]Oh I thought that seemed kind of quick but didn't want to ask if they came early.
please tell me, just out of sheet curiosity - what is it with you and slave mothers? its like the second post you've made comparing todays women after giving birth to slaves after giving birth. Slaves had NO choice. So they didn't have time or a choice to be lazy. it just wasn't an option.
I don't feel like explaining a comment that was made by my grandmother when we were younger. Yes, I repeated the comment twice.
It's an extreme analogy becuse no one should be expected to return to work or in that case slavery hours after giving birth. Let's not discuss how many slaves were raped by their owners.
Too much? Well let's talk about Beyoncé. Lol.
Too much? Well let's talk about Beyoncé. Lol.
I had one in college. My body rejected it and I took it out way before getting pregnant. I couldn't imagine still having one.
All I can say to you is there are massive cultural differences between Americans and Aussies, this is not something that would be celebrated over here, on the contrary. I know our entire health system and maternity leave is very different so that would, no doubt, contribute to such different attitudes. I have some friends with cushy government jobs about to have babies and they are contemplating whether they should take a year of maternity leave or two years and I'm thinking "do you really need two years off, that seems a bit excessive" (a year is generally standard over here). But we all live in our own bubbles and if something like that is an option that's available to you, you can see why something like this story would seem crazy in comparison.
Hence my some women who go back to work within in weeks...reality shapes perspective. *whistles and walks away*
It might have something to do with photoshop.
