Jill Duggar had a c-section
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Anonymous
| So she had a c-section... What is that going to do to the no birth control Quiverfull stuff? I mean it's advisable to avoid pregnancy right after an section...not to mention the risk of repeated ones. When your whole faith is built on the idea of women as continuous child producers, where does that leave her? |
Anonymous
| Myob |
Anonymous
| I can!5 believe I know this, but Michelle had a few c-sections |
Anonymous
It leaves her at risk. Since women are chattel in that culture, no one cares. |
Anonymous
+1 3 or 4, I think based on one episode I watched. Doesn't seem to have slowed her baby making down at all! |
Anonymous
I know what you mean,. Rose Kennedy supposedly had c sections for nearly all of her babies, but I've never found concrete evidence of this. Wonder if she Jill also had a tubal ligation already? What would THAT do to that cult? |
Anonymous
| Why should I MYOB? It's the cover story on People...clearly they want it to be my business. I mean, is God going to save her from a uterine rupture? |
Anonymous
| I think Michelle's were toward the end of her...um....baby producing years. |
Anonymous
Uhh, dramatic much? My best friend mom had six c-sections, and this was in the 70s and early 80s. It can be done, weirdo. |
Anonymous
| Hopefully none of the women suffer from ppd that progresses to post partum psychosis. That is how Andrea Yates happened. |
Anonymous
This. Leave these people alone. |
Anonymous
Why should I? These people pimp out their lives and children for profit. They give birth on the toilet on national TV. They invite 1000+ people to their televised weddings. They have chosen to open themselves to criticism. |
Anonymous
Wow. Why so angry? Lemme guess ... you're not angry. |
Anonymous
That is the last thing that family wants you to do. Don't stop the gravy train! |
Anonymous
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They give birth on the toilet on national TV. How did I miss this? |