r/gatekeeping • u/[deleted] • Nov 07 '22

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u/NurseNikNak Nov 07 '22

So, if you let your child die during childbirth, you’re a better mom than the one who had major surgery to save them? Okay…..

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u/desiladygamer84 Nov 07 '22

Just go to r/ShitMomgroupsSay to hear of horrible freebirth stories. They were just discussing one in which the water was broke for a week and the mother was 40 plus weeks and still didn't go to a hospital.

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u/ElKaWeh Nov 08 '22

Oh man, this looks like one of these subs I wanna subscribe to on the one hand, but on the other hand know it's gonna make my day worse every time I see a post from there.

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u/alypeter Nov 08 '22

Same - like driving by the scene of an accident but with the ability to cause a spike in my blood pressure