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  1. Kaiser (German) en keizer (Dutch), from Caesar, mean "Emperor" Reply reply Sandervv04 • Same with the Russian Czar. Reply reply More replies. LadenifferJadaniston • I just now Caesar wasn't actually born by C-section. Edit: didn't read last image ... Google tells me the brits allow it
  2. commonsensej.blogspot.com

    Yes, I do coaching and consulting. That is the only shameless commerce you'll get from me here. Go to the bottom of the blog for more details. Who am I: A longtime print and broadcast reporter/editor/producer and then AP news editor who now professes journalism at the University of South Carolina. (But please note, nothing on this blog represents official university policy or sentiment.
  3. A pidyon haben, which is the firstborn son's "redemption,"does not take place for cesarean-born boys, because the child, in effect, is not the firstborn of his mother's womb. Rabbis seem to have taken a "Macbeth"-like approach: In Shakespeare, a C-section makes a child "not of woman born." This was not the way we were meant to ...
  4. metafilter.com

    Caesar, ironically, was born the usual way February 24, 2017 6:37 PM Subscribe. C-sections are a boon for humans, ... Just wanted to drop in to mention that the percent of human c-section in the US is somewhat controversial because it's not very clear how much is safety need vs. hospital convenience, and there have been lawsuits for forced or ...
  5. Mar 6, 2024As cesarean section became safer, obstetricians increasingly argued against delaying surgery. Rather than waiting for many hours of unsuccessful labor, doctors such as Robert Harris in the United States, Thomas Radford in England, and Franz von Winckel in Germany opted for an early resort to the operation in order to improve the outcome.
  6. The majority of people aren't born via C-section so if the C-section meant larger heads over time we'd see increased mortality rates among mothers and babies as more babies would get stuck in the birth canal. ... It wasn't true then and it's not true now. A billion people have said it. ... News at 11. Reply reply ...
  7. What helped me before I had a c section, I planned on having a vaginal birth was watching the babies documentary on Netflix. They said a c-section is also natural because it's natural for humans to come in and help deliver the baby, even if it has to be via surgery. I had two failures to induce then a successful c section.
  8. daily.jstor.org

    Today, 32 percent of all births in the United States are via C-section. In the past, however, a Caesarian wasn't always intended to save a baby's life, but rather its soul. José G. Rigau-Pérez sheds light on the forgotten practice of postmortem Caesarian sections—a tradition with surprising origins in the Catholic church.. In 1804, Charles IV, King of Spain, issued a legal admonition ...

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