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[quote=Anonymous]11:30, your friend's great-aunt sounds like a lovely person but the story about her being born at 23 weeks in 1929 is highly unlikely. First of all, in 1929 there was no way to date a pregnancy with that degree of accuracy. Most premature babies are physically not developed enough to directly breastfeed after birth, and certainly not at 23 weeks. Not to mention that her lungs would not have been developed to breath on her own that early, and there were no NICUs in 1929. I am sure she was premature, but not as premature as she believes.[/quote]
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