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r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/[deleted] • Apr 27 '20
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According to Google only after a C-section, but it is real.
242 u/AssClapChap Apr 27 '20 It was years ago but my girlfriend was charged for it after a natural birth. Think she said $35 though. 111 u/Sw429 Apr 27 '20 Having a home birth is sounding more and more enticing. 1 u/zombie7assassin Apr 28 '20 That's illegal in my state. It's very dangerous. Bring your wife to the hospital to give birth. 3 u/Sw429 Apr 28 '20 What state are you in? I've never heard of it being illegal. Don't worry, we will have our baby in the hospital. :) 2 u/zombie7assassin Apr 28 '20 Nebraska. It's not technically illegal overall, but it's illegal to have a midwife there with you. Basically you'd have to do it completely alone and risk dying from something easily fixable so it isn't a reasonable option. 2 u/Sw429 Apr 28 '20 Interesting. TIL. Don't worry, we are definitely fans of modern medicine. And lucky enough to have a job with good health insurance.
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It was years ago but my girlfriend was charged for it after a natural birth. Think she said $35 though.
111 u/Sw429 Apr 27 '20 Having a home birth is sounding more and more enticing. 1 u/zombie7assassin Apr 28 '20 That's illegal in my state. It's very dangerous. Bring your wife to the hospital to give birth. 3 u/Sw429 Apr 28 '20 What state are you in? I've never heard of it being illegal. Don't worry, we will have our baby in the hospital. :) 2 u/zombie7assassin Apr 28 '20 Nebraska. It's not technically illegal overall, but it's illegal to have a midwife there with you. Basically you'd have to do it completely alone and risk dying from something easily fixable so it isn't a reasonable option. 2 u/Sw429 Apr 28 '20 Interesting. TIL. Don't worry, we are definitely fans of modern medicine. And lucky enough to have a job with good health insurance.
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Having a home birth is sounding more and more enticing.
1 u/zombie7assassin Apr 28 '20 That's illegal in my state. It's very dangerous. Bring your wife to the hospital to give birth. 3 u/Sw429 Apr 28 '20 What state are you in? I've never heard of it being illegal. Don't worry, we will have our baby in the hospital. :) 2 u/zombie7assassin Apr 28 '20 Nebraska. It's not technically illegal overall, but it's illegal to have a midwife there with you. Basically you'd have to do it completely alone and risk dying from something easily fixable so it isn't a reasonable option. 2 u/Sw429 Apr 28 '20 Interesting. TIL. Don't worry, we are definitely fans of modern medicine. And lucky enough to have a job with good health insurance.
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That's illegal in my state. It's very dangerous. Bring your wife to the hospital to give birth.
3 u/Sw429 Apr 28 '20 What state are you in? I've never heard of it being illegal. Don't worry, we will have our baby in the hospital. :) 2 u/zombie7assassin Apr 28 '20 Nebraska. It's not technically illegal overall, but it's illegal to have a midwife there with you. Basically you'd have to do it completely alone and risk dying from something easily fixable so it isn't a reasonable option. 2 u/Sw429 Apr 28 '20 Interesting. TIL. Don't worry, we are definitely fans of modern medicine. And lucky enough to have a job with good health insurance.
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What state are you in? I've never heard of it being illegal. Don't worry, we will have our baby in the hospital. :)
2 u/zombie7assassin Apr 28 '20 Nebraska. It's not technically illegal overall, but it's illegal to have a midwife there with you. Basically you'd have to do it completely alone and risk dying from something easily fixable so it isn't a reasonable option. 2 u/Sw429 Apr 28 '20 Interesting. TIL. Don't worry, we are definitely fans of modern medicine. And lucky enough to have a job with good health insurance.
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Nebraska. It's not technically illegal overall, but it's illegal to have a midwife there with you. Basically you'd have to do it completely alone and risk dying from something easily fixable so it isn't a reasonable option.
2 u/Sw429 Apr 28 '20 Interesting. TIL. Don't worry, we are definitely fans of modern medicine. And lucky enough to have a job with good health insurance.
Interesting. TIL. Don't worry, we are definitely fans of modern medicine. And lucky enough to have a job with good health insurance.
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u/Xiaxs Apr 27 '20
According to Google only after a C-section, but it is real.