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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She likes having babies and being pregnant I guess.  [/quote]

Well, I would like to drink wine all day, because I like being drunk.  But that doesn't exactly make it a worthwhile reason to do it.  It's morally reprehensible to bring a fifth child into that den of dysfunction.  And yes, I'm being judgemental, which, in this case, I think at least of a majority of people would warrant as justified.  [/quote]

Heck, yeah, I'd rather drink wine all day, no kidding.  I can't imagine *liking* being pregnant and giving birth - but she must like it.  Don't get me wrong, I love my kids and I wouldn't trade them for all the wine in the world but to enjoy being in the pregnant state a lot is weird to me.  Enjoying birth (as amazing as it is) is even weirder to me.  Some women seem to enjoy the pregnancy/birth aspect more than the child.  She strikes me as that type of mom for some reason.

Wine? Now that is something I can relate to.[/quote]

Except that [b]she had pregnancy complications that almost led to her death last time[/b].  According to reports, she spent 10 weeks in the hospital and 4 months on bedrest.

http://www.eonline.com/news/352839/tori-spelling-reveals-pregnancy-complications-almost-died-while-carrying-baby-finn

And she has had 4 c-sections. [/quote]

I remember reading that story when it came out.  I had the same condition (complete placenta previa).  I also spent months on bedrest.  It is a no-joke condition, BUT I found the article to be really bizarre because either she didn't realize she had it early on, or she wasn't put on appropriate restrictions early on.  I remember the article mentioning that she was doing some film with karate kicks or something, which is very much against the restrictions for a full previa (even things like sex and yoga are OUT).    There's a relatively low chance of recurrence (I think maybe 5%, even for people that had had it before--it's more like .1% for people that haven't had it before), and any moron of a doctor would check her placenta early for it and put her on appropriate restrictions this time.  [/quote]

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