What a bloody idiot
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krazykitkatFrom an article at SMH talking about Katie Holmes and "silent birth":
Sydney Scientologist Vicki Dunstan said she chose a silent birth, managing to endure 16 hours of labour with hardly a peep.
"I had my daughter, who's over 18 now, in a silent birth in Paddington Hospital's natural birth unit," she said.
"It wasn't like nobody could talk - there's no orders about it - my friend had her baby just before me and she was howling through her birth.
"Common sense is allowed - I might have moaned and made a few noises during contractions, but you just keep it to a minimum.
"I did say some things but would not talk during contractions or during moments of pain and you try to prevent excessive talking."
The silent birth was about making sure her daughter was as "healthy and happy as possible", Ms Dunstan said.
"It actually wasn't that difficult, because you know what effects it could have," she said.
"I've had friends who didn't have silent births and their children are heavy asthmatics, where my daughter has always been a healthy child.
"But it's absolutely your choice - you're not compelled and taking medication is also a personal choice, we have nothing against medical drugs."
Having a silent birth prevents asthma??? Scientologists have so many screws loose it's amazing their heads are still attached to their bodies.
Sydney Scientologist Vicki Dunstan said she chose a silent birth, managing to endure 16 hours of labour with hardly a peep.
"I had my daughter, who's over 18 now, in a silent birth in Paddington Hospital's natural birth unit," she said.
"It wasn't like nobody could talk - there's no orders about it - my friend had her baby just before me and she was howling through her birth.
"Common sense is allowed - I might have moaned and made a few noises during contractions, but you just keep it to a minimum.
"I did say some things but would not talk during contractions or during moments of pain and you try to prevent excessive talking."
The silent birth was about making sure her daughter was as "healthy and happy as possible", Ms Dunstan said.
"It actually wasn't that difficult, because you know what effects it could have," she said.
"I've had friends who didn't have silent births and their children are heavy asthmatics, where my daughter has always been a healthy child.
"But it's absolutely your choice - you're not compelled and taking medication is also a personal choice, we have nothing against medical drugs."
Having a silent birth prevents asthma??? Scientologists have so many screws loose it's amazing their heads are still attached to their bodies.
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Date: 2006-03-29 09:30 pm (UTC)That's because there isn't one. Asthma is either from environmental stresses or genetic. Either way, screeching during labor don't make one bit of difference. And I'm watching Firefly so much the speech patterns are starting to catch. Ack!
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Date: 2006-03-29 10:49 pm (UTC)fandom has taken over your braaaaaaaain ;p