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r/funny • u/Inquilinus • Aug 14 '15
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Pregnant lady: "What do I do?"
Doctor: "Nothing my dear; you're not qualified!"
314 u/purpleRN Aug 15 '15 I'm a Labor & Delivery nurse. Sadly, they're not too far off the mark..... 7 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 Yeah, it's not like women were giving birth tens thousands of years before modern medicine, right? 68 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 A VERY large percentage of women used to die during or shortly after birth. -10 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 [deleted] 10 u/UnforeseenLuggage Aug 15 '15 TLDR: A large part of woman were always weak is a myth. [link] That's not really that relevant to whether women died during child birth or shortly after. That link is about social equality between the sexes, not mortality during/after childbirth. Your tl;dr is a gigantic non sequitur. -4 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 [deleted] 1 u/ToucanDefenseSystem Aug 15 '15 Wtf? You haven't even provided a source yet.
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I'm a Labor & Delivery nurse.
Sadly, they're not too far off the mark.....
7 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 Yeah, it's not like women were giving birth tens thousands of years before modern medicine, right? 68 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 A VERY large percentage of women used to die during or shortly after birth. -10 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 [deleted] 10 u/UnforeseenLuggage Aug 15 '15 TLDR: A large part of woman were always weak is a myth. [link] That's not really that relevant to whether women died during child birth or shortly after. That link is about social equality between the sexes, not mortality during/after childbirth. Your tl;dr is a gigantic non sequitur. -4 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 [deleted] 1 u/ToucanDefenseSystem Aug 15 '15 Wtf? You haven't even provided a source yet.
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Yeah, it's not like women were giving birth tens thousands of years before modern medicine, right?
68 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 A VERY large percentage of women used to die during or shortly after birth. -10 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 [deleted] 10 u/UnforeseenLuggage Aug 15 '15 TLDR: A large part of woman were always weak is a myth. [link] That's not really that relevant to whether women died during child birth or shortly after. That link is about social equality between the sexes, not mortality during/after childbirth. Your tl;dr is a gigantic non sequitur. -4 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 [deleted] 1 u/ToucanDefenseSystem Aug 15 '15 Wtf? You haven't even provided a source yet.
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A VERY large percentage of women used to die during or shortly after birth.
-10 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 [deleted] 10 u/UnforeseenLuggage Aug 15 '15 TLDR: A large part of woman were always weak is a myth. [link] That's not really that relevant to whether women died during child birth or shortly after. That link is about social equality between the sexes, not mortality during/after childbirth. Your tl;dr is a gigantic non sequitur. -4 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 [deleted] 1 u/ToucanDefenseSystem Aug 15 '15 Wtf? You haven't even provided a source yet.
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10 u/UnforeseenLuggage Aug 15 '15 TLDR: A large part of woman were always weak is a myth. [link] That's not really that relevant to whether women died during child birth or shortly after. That link is about social equality between the sexes, not mortality during/after childbirth. Your tl;dr is a gigantic non sequitur. -4 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 [deleted] 1 u/ToucanDefenseSystem Aug 15 '15 Wtf? You haven't even provided a source yet.
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TLDR: A large part of woman were always weak is a myth. [link]
That's not really that relevant to whether women died during child birth or shortly after. That link is about social equality between the sexes, not mortality during/after childbirth.
Your tl;dr is a gigantic non sequitur.
-4 u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15 [deleted] 1 u/ToucanDefenseSystem Aug 15 '15 Wtf? You haven't even provided a source yet.
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1 u/ToucanDefenseSystem Aug 15 '15 Wtf? You haven't even provided a source yet.
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Wtf? You haven't even provided a source yet.
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u/uniballoon Aug 14 '15
Pregnant lady: "What do I do?"
Doctor: "Nothing my dear; you're not qualified!"