My mid wife says half her deliveries have the umbilical cord around the neck. That's probably the number one pressure tactic. The second pressure tactic is as I mentioned earlier, a false premise that past 38 weeks is only going to increase pain for mother. At 39 weeks they can start pressure to say hey we can help this along. They induce when it's not necessary and cause undue stress on the baby.
"This totally normal thing your people have dealt with for thousands of years is actually the reason why you need to do what I say so I can make your baby retarded, slice off his dick and extract wealth from you." -jews
Something quite disturbing I saw was during the most recent interview with Dana White by CIA jew lex friedman. Dana was talking about how much he works, and because of that he forced his wife to induce and deliver early because it conflicted with a UFC fight he scheduled - then laughs about it. This is the style of "pro-life" Trump and the neo-populists push that we must contend with.
Yea, that's a pretty common attitude around here. Many stories of women getting induced to make sure their doctor is there for the delivery.
They maximize unnecessary scare tactics and minimize scare tactics on pictocin. One of my wifes acquaintances just lost a baby after being induced. Doctor used to much, put the baby into stress. She delivered a dead baby. Doctor gave the baby a heart attack but blamed it on bullshit. That lady has zero to go after that doctor. He'll walk away and sleep fine after he inadvertently murdered that baby because the mother was taking too long to have the baby (she wasn't). If my midwife did that, she'd lose everything she has.
The jew rears it's tiny hat head.
Half?! WTF! I've never heard that statistic; but I'm not a midwife either.
It's purely anecdotal and not literal, the point being, it's a common occurrence and not the emergency it's made out to be. The 80 yr old lady has over 3000 births all over the world. She's seen her share and has demonstrated to me she knows what she's talking about. Just my experience.
I know nuccal cord can be a life threatening emergency for a newborn but a midwife that knows her way around a crisis is golden. I've worked with nurses that knew more medicine and had more common sense that a lot of the docs writing the orders.
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