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    OK.. I know no one really cares but I for sure thought it would be a girl... anyway... thank god we dont have to see photos of a pregnant Britney in every magazine we open like its the 8th Wonder of the World... now we get to see photos of Britneys baby in every magazine... woo hoo...

    ok.. ill stop making new threads now... promise...

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    Kevin Federline is from Fresno, CA. Hahahahahahaha. Local boy does good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by madmaxine
    Kevin Federline is from Fresno, CA. Hahahahahahaha. Local boy does good.
    You're from Fresno? Sweet I was just visiting family in Visalia..... LOL!

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    Lived all over the Central Valley....the forgotten section of CA. LOL

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    I know Fresno... few hours from me...

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    Did they have the baby yet?
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    Yeah, she decided to have a C-section after talking to her mom about the pain involved. Why do so many stars have C-sections? It leaves a pouch and why not even attempt to have it the real way?

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    Has anyone read the Official Blog of Fetus Spears lately? It was posted on here a while back. It is hilarious! I just checked it out today and had a good laugh.






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    ooooooooooooooooooooooOOOOOooOOoOoOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! !!!!!!!!!!!



    ...... wait.... what are we talking about?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Krazyjane
    Yeah, she decided to have a C-section after talking to her mom about the pain involved. Why do so many stars have C-sections? It leaves a pouch and why not even attempt to have it the real way?
    If you really look at the literature, as long as a woman has 2 or fewer kids, long term morbidity from c-sections is less than vaginal deliveries.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adrenaline
    If you really look at the literature, as long as a woman has 2 or fewer kids, long term morbidity from c-sections is less than vaginal deliveries.
    That, and they can book a tummy tuck right after too.

    I was really hoping they would name the kid Cheeto.
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    what IS the fetus blog? i saw it once but dont know the address anymore...

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    Wasn't Britney due next month? So, I wonder if she elected to have her baby early via c-section to avoid the dreaded last month of growth and stretch marks? If that's the case (as with any woman) I think she needs to be shot. I don't see how doctor's can allow this, but then again, money talks.




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    i agree lola crazy celebs! tummy tucks leave that long ass scar. I too had a csection and the pain afterwards was worst than the delivery!wtf she is crazy who would want to feel that pain?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lola Lee
    Wasn't Britney due next month? So, I wonder if she elected to have her baby early via c-section to avoid the dreaded last month of growth and stretch marks? If that's the case (as with any woman) I think she needs to be shot. I don't see how doctor's can allow this, but then again, money talks.
    Ultimately when we have kids, my wife wants to be delivered at 36 weeks as well. 37 weeks to 40 weeks is considered full term, but if a woman has good documented dates along with a good early ultrasound, it is safe to deliver at 36 weeks. By doing so, the baby is a little smaller so if delivered vaginally, the chances of a shoulder dystocia are reduced, long-term incontinence in the mother is less likely, vaginal tears are reduced, stretch marks are reduced, etc.

    Actually Lola, in the August issue of the Journal of the American Academy of OB/GYN, there was a paper about outcomes of daytime vs. nighttime deliveries in the United States. The conclusion of the paper was that in community, academic, and county hospitals it is universally true that when babies are born at night there are more complications. Not just a small amount more complications, but a statistically significant SUBSTANTIAL difference. At the end of the paper the authors suggested that it may indeed be better for women to schedule daytime deliveries to not risk going into labor at night. Something to think about.

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    Lola....... here is a little MSNBC blog about the study which was done by Stanford.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adrenaline
    Ultimately when we have kids, my wife wants to be delivered at 36 weeks as well. 37 weeks to 40 weeks is considered full term, but if a woman has good documented dates along with a good early ultrasound, it is safe to deliver at 36 weeks. By doing so, the baby is a little smaller so if delivered vaginally, the chances of a shoulder dystocia are reduced, long-term incontinence in the mother is less likely, vaginal tears are reduced, stretch marks are reduced, etc.

    Hmm, the Homo sapiens species has been taking over and inhabiting nearly every ecological niche on the planet for about 120,000 years. IMO, I think the human body has kinda discovered that a 40 week gestational age is about perfect. Giving birth isn't supposed to be easy, pretty, or feel very good. I think for a woman to sacrifice the health of her child for the sake of vanity and cowardliness is just plain wrong. If your body gets all screwed up with stretch marks, etc. then get plastic surgery, risk your own health, not your baby's.

    Now, when it is medically necessary because the mother or baby are stressed that is a different story (which certainly could have been the case with Britney Spears). Yes, I know babies are considered full term at 37 weeks. However, prior to that the baby is at risk for low birth weight (obviously), immature lungs, developmental delays, and a decreased immune system. How is it ethical for a doctor to agree to do this for a patient if there aren't in complications??




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    I think she went into natural labor and chose to have a C-section. Don't quote me on that, though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lola Lee
    Hmm, the Homo sapiens species has been taking over and inhabiting nearly every ecological niche on the planet for about 120,000 years. IMO, I think the human body has kinda discovered that a 40 week gestational age is about perfect. Giving birth isn't supposed to be easy, pretty, or feel very good. I think for a woman to sacrifice the health of her child for the sake of vanity and cowardliness is just plain wrong. If your body gets all screwed up with stretch marks, etc. then get plastic surgery, risk your own health, not your baby's.

    Now, when it is medically necessary because the mother or baby are stressed that is a different story (which certainly could have been the case with Britney Spears). Yes, I know babies are considered full term at 37 weeks. However, prior to that the baby is at risk for low birth weight (obviously), immature lungs, developmental delays, and a decreased immune system. How is it ethical for a doctor to agree to do this for a patient if there aren't in complications??
    Babys make surfacant in the lungs starting at 24 weeks and lungs are definitely mature by before 35 weeks. Before delivery, birth weight can be accurately estimated by ultrasound, Leopold's, etc. Trust me, when I trained in OB/GYN, I carried around a pregnancy wheel too and calculated an EDC (estimated date of confinement) based on 40 weeks.... but in actuality many babies are born way before that date. Currently, with the rampant diabetes in our population, especially here in California, the babies get WAY too big and many times they induce earlier when the baby is still a more deliverable size.

    Remember Lola, 1 in 2 women between the ages of 20 and 49 have urinary incontinence due to vaginal deliveries. There are other associated problems that are beyond vanity such as vaginal and bladder prolapses, anal sphincter dysfunction, etc. There was a recent survey of OB/GYN docs in the U.S., England, Australia, and Canada which showed that in each country around 68& of OB/GYN docs would agree to provide a primary elective c-section. That is not to say that c-section delivery is better than NSVD, however there is literature to support the fact that with 2 or fewer deliveries, long term problems with c-section are less than vaginal deliveries.

    There is the theory that as humans progressed from walking on all fours to bipedal ambulation that two major changes happened - increased stress on the lumbar lordosis and also reduced pelvic outlet diameter. Let me tell ya, I have seen MANY women fail to progress in labor and have seen many shoulder/pelvis size mismatches. I agree with you Lola that women have been delivering successfully for thousands of years before modern medicine, but also realize that the incidence of morbidity and mortality in women was substantially higher. Whether it was from endometrial infections, bleeding out, uterine rupture, retained placenta, etc., modern medicine now keeps women healthy and alive through maybe childbirth scenarios that in the past would been catastrophic for mother and baby. Is all this at the expense of a more "natural" childbirthing experience? Perhaps. But when the shit hits the fan, it's nice to have fetal scalp electrodes and intrauterine pressure catheters and a sterile operating room waiting.

    On a personal level, some day when my wife and I have our first child, I doubt she will be able to deliver vaginally even if she wanted to. She is 5'4" and 105 pounds.... thin, athletic, with relatively narrow hips. I'm genetically a really big guy... in excellent shape and well over 225 pounds. Heck, my head is basically the size of her torso. In these situations, even with early delivery, c-section is sometimes unavoidable.

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    Blah, i do believe she just wants to start drinking again. Anyone else hear that report about how she had 2 glasses of wine at a restaurant because it helps her calm down?

    She broke away from mommy, daddy, and the agents control so now she is being the white trash whore she wants to be. Only she has alot of money now. Anyone remember that jeff foxworthy bit where he says, "you cant give rednecks money"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adrenaline
    Babys make surfacant in the lungs starting at 24 weeks and lungs are definitely mature by before 35 weeks. Before delivery, birth weight can be accurately estimated by ultrasound, Leopold's, etc. Trust me, when I trained in OB/GYN, I carried around a pregnancy wheel too and calculated an EDC (estimated date of confinement) based on 40 weeks.... but in actuality many babies are born way before that date. Currently, with the rampant diabetes in our population, especially here in California, the babies get WAY too big and many times they induce earlier when the baby is still a more deliverable size.

    Remember Lola, 1 in 2 women between the ages of 20 and 49 have urinary incontinence due to vaginal deliveries. There are other associated problems that are beyond vanity such as vaginal and bladder prolapses, anal sphincter dysfunction, etc. There was a recent survey of OB/GYN docs in the U.S., England, Australia, and Canada which showed that in each country around 68& of OB/GYN docs would agree to provide a primary elective c-section. That is not to say that c-section delivery is better than NSVD, however there is literature to support the fact that with 2 or fewer deliveries, long term problems with c-section are less than vaginal deliveries.

    There is the theory that as humans progressed from walking on all fours to bipedal ambulation that two major changes happened - increased stress on the lumbar lordosis and also reduced pelvic outlet diameter. Let me tell ya, I have seen MANY women fail to progress in labor and have seen many shoulder/pelvis size mismatches. I agree with you Lola that women have been delivering successfully for thousands of years before modern medicine, but also realize that the incidence of morbidity and mortality in women was substantially higher. Whether it was from endometrial infections, bleeding out, uterine rupture, retained placenta, etc., modern medicine now keeps women healthy and alive through maybe childbirth scenarios that in the past would been catastrophic for mother and baby. Is all this at the expense of a more "natural" childbirthing experience? Perhaps. But when the shit hits the fan, it's nice to have fetal scalp electrodes and intrauterine pressure catheters and a sterile operating room waiting.

    On a personal level, some day when my wife and I have our first child, I doubt she will be able to deliver vaginally even if she wanted to. She is 5'4" and 105 pounds.... thin, athletic, with relatively narrow hips. I'm genetically a really big guy... in excellent shape and well over 225 pounds. Heck, my head is basically the size of her torso. In these situations, even with early delivery, c-section is sometimes unavoidable.
    I had a FULLY NATURAL vaginal delivery without any drugs (no epidural, no pain killers, nothing)...but, I was induced with Pitocin...

    Was the labor hard? Yes, it was exhausting. However, I made it through...do I have stretch marks for going 3 weeks over-due? Yep...and I'm proud of them. I can't believe that people would "have the baby" based upon their own convenience as opposed to what's best for the baby.

    Studies have shown that when a baby is ready for delivery, their bodies send a signal to the mother's body, which then induces labor. It just seems to me, despite what anyone says to make themselves feel better, when the baby is ready to be born, it'll happen. People who "push" the date (for reasons other than medical necessity) are being selfish. Maybe YOU think that the baby is fine...but, there is a lot of growing, additional weight, etc that the baby does in the last few weeks of gestation. Maybe YOU wouldn't "see" a difference, but that doesn't mean that being born a few weeks early didn't/doesn't have an effect on your baby.


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    Quote Originally Posted by TJAndDani
    Blah, i do believe she just wants to start drinking again. Anyone else hear that report about how she had 2 glasses of wine at a restaurant because it helps her calm down?

    She broke away from mommy, daddy, and the agents control so now she is being the white trash whore she wants to be. Only she has alot of money now. Anyone remember that jeff foxworthy bit where he says, "you cant give rednecks money"
    I also found it sad that she was always photographed with a HUGE Starbucks frozen coffee in her hand (what are those damn things called, again???)...

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    I'm not cool enough to goto starbucks. I feel weird when behind the counter there is 8 masters degrees and 2 doctorates. Because I dont tip them.

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    Venus, I also had natural child birth without an ounce of pain medication too and I was 5 feet 7 102 with narrow hips adrenalane so I think your wife will be just fine. They always schedule c sections early to avoid the woman going into labor. Though from what I have heard about brittany she just didnt want to go through the pain. This coukd just be the media blowing things out of proportion though and stretch marks most women get them in the 6 month so Ithink she probably already ended up with them anyways.

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    I think the Britster just wanted to get back to her pre-belly "Chaotic" life. You know its hard to get judged by so many when your packing around a bun in the oven and smoking and drinking!!!
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