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okay.........what?????
Posted: 02-29-08 17:40pm
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AHMEDABAD, India (Reuters) - A newborn
baby girl survived an ignoble birth after
slipping down the toilet bowl of a moving
Indian train onto the tracks when a
pregnant woman unexpectedly gave birth
while relieving herself on Tuesday.
"My delivery was so sudden," said the
Bhuri Kalbi, the mother of the infant,
born two months prematurely. "I did not
even realize that my child had slipped
from the hole in the toilet."
Kalbi, a 33-year-old woman from a village
in Rajasthan, fainted on the toilet seat
after the birth for a few minutes before
waking up and alerting her family.
"They stopped the train and ran on the
tracks to find the baby," she said,
speaking from her hospital bed in the
western city of Ahmedabad.
Railway staff at a nearby station were
alerted and soon found the newborn girl
lying uninjured on pebbles by the track.
She is now in intensive care because of
her premature birth, doctors said.
Most toilets on Indian trains are filthy
chutes emptying directly onto the tracks.
(Reporting by Rupam Jain Nair; Editing by
Jonathan Allen and Sugita Katyal)
http://www.reuters.com/article/oddlyE
noughNews/idUSN2857281320080228?feedType=R
SS&feedName=oddlyEnoughNews
what about the umblical cord/placenta? or
do i really want to know....  
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Posted: 02-29-08 17:41pm
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WHAT!!!!!!!!!! Yeah how it that possible?
The placenta is really hard to push out...
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Posted: 02-29-08 17:42pm
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i was also wondering about the cord... i
guess the placenta must have just slipped
out after her? that is nuts!
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Posted: 02-29-08 17:50pm
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Ya I heard about this too! I guess the
baby was still attached to the cord and
everything. If she passed out on the
toliet she could have been sitting there
for a few minutes giving time to deliver
the placenta to.. I didn't read the whole
thing you posted but I had heard she was
also only 7 months along, so the baby was
quite small (I believe 3 lbs) so that may
have been while she could fit down the
toliet..I don't know, quite a miracle that
she survived. They say she is going to be
just fine!
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Posted: 02-29-08 18:32pm
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She passed out and didn't know her baby
fell out the hole?
"Oh, oops, a baby just slipped out my
vagina and I didn't even know it."
Unlikely.
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Posted: 02-29-08 18:52pm
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Shes passed out because the pain was so
intense. And it was the middle of the
night, eventually a family member found
her passed out and pulled the emergency
break and they sent search crews to find
the baby. Atleast what I heard..
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Posted: 02-29-08 19:46pm
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That still in no way explains how this
baby became unattached from the placenta
or why she went into spontaneous labor and
was dilated far enough to allow a child to
slip out. A 3lb child is still quite large
to just fall right out of you without
pushing it out.
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Posted: 02-29-08 19:53pm
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Yeah something does NOT add up...Forget
the 3 lbs of baby ..How did it come out ?
That needs to be push and tugged
out...SOmething is fishy here.
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Posted: 02-29-08 19:54pm
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maybe she thought she had to poo really
bad. when i had my baby the nurse kept
yelling, "right in your bum, right in your
bum...PUSH!!"
LMAO
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Posted: 02-29-08 19:58pm
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i meant the placenta...not the baby. Yes,
i realize you have to force from your bum
it doesnt explain how the placenta came
out.
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Posted: 02-29-08 20:01pm
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I'm not saying I believe it or not i am
just saying what I heard. I dunno, I
didn't push at all with brayden so I'd say
the baby could definately come out without
her pushing.. How she didn't have any
signs of this happening before it actually
did I don't believe. I mean it does take
time to dialate and such like you said and
she should have had some contractions
before but hey maybe she was just
braindead and didnt know anything
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Posted: 02-29-08 20:04pm
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| Emma2
wrote: | | i meant the placenta...not
the baby. Yes, i realize you have to force
from your bum it doesnt explain how the
placenta came
out. |
I don't think I get what you are saying
here? After the baby came out the body
would automatically expell the placenta..
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Posted: 02-29-08 20:09pm
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No. The placenta is attached to the uterin
wall. It takes a while for the continued
contractions to expell the placenta. At
this point, the baby has already been cut
from the umbilical cord and the doctor
kind of massages your tummy as he very
very gently tugs on the placenta.
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Posted: 02-29-08 20:11pm
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Yep thanks Ingi for clarifying that. No,
it doesn not ...hence i find it extremely
difficult to understand how this baby was
flushed out
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Posted: 02-29-08 20:11pm
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Well thats not how it went with me.. maybe
my pregnancy was just different then every
one elses.. Oh well. I'm not one to say I
don't know this lady. I'm just happy the
baby survived.
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Posted: 02-29-08 20:12pm
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I'm pretty sure youre pregancy went the
same way. Just because you had no time to
push doesnt mean your placenta wasnt
worked on by your dr.
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Posted: 02-29-08 20:13pm
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How did your placenta come out?
Man that is one creepy feeling, that
placenta. With the baby... the doctor
supports it as it comes out. But the
placenta? Pfft, they just let it kind of
drop out.
The doctor showed mine to me (because I
wanted to see how it worked!) and it was
kind of cool. You could see the sac and
and everything.
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Posted: 02-29-08 20:16pm
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Yeah , I remember thinking when C was
born...Wow, im done and my dr said "no,
youre not, placenta pushing time!!" It
only took a few pushes but I remember the
feeling was icky! I saw mine too it was so
tiny ..I was expecting this huge blob of
placenta !
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Posted: 02-29-08 20:16pm
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Well the dr didn't massage my tummy or
anything to get it to come out, she may
have tugged on the cord a little but not
that I know of..And it didn't take very
long at all for it to come out after I had
brayden, 5-10 minutes maybe.
They showed me mine to! It was neat to
see, kind of gross at the same time tho!
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Posted: 02-29-08 23:26pm
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I didn't push my placenta out at all. It
just kinda fell out into my doctor's
hands... LOL. I don't think it even took 5
minutes.
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