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U guys are digressing. As for me, I prayed n fasted for her arrival and when she finally came around....I never took chances.

Well, as for me, I dnt think it is deliberate, rather, I liken it to the amount of time u spend on Facebook, 2go or BBpinging when u are jobless and when u eventually get a job...hope u got my point....Good!

Hw can dis man tell me that dsame FG dat stipulated a ban on the importation of rice also spends 1billion whole naira daily on rice importation....thats a fallacy. Meanwhile, this kind of person eat rice for five days in a week cos its his types that believe that rice is only eaten by the rich...nonsense!

Does that Jet exist before he assumed office? Also, if he really had a NEUROLOGICAL disorder, then Taraba State should be ready for a new State Governor.

I commend Gov. Obi on his frantic efforts to eradicate crime in Anambra State. I also encourage him to deploy security personnels to Upper-Iweka fylover cos street gangs now use the opporturnity of the traffic hold up that exist their to disposess innocent citizens of their valuables.

[quote
author=ykkool]A woman gave birth to a healthy baby boy after
performing a Caesarean on herself with a kitchen knife.

It is thought to be the first known case of a self-inflicted Caesarean
in which both the mother and baby survived.

The unidentified 40-year-old, lived in a rural area of Mexico without
electricity or running water, and eight hours from the nearest hospital.
The International Journal of Gynaecology and Obstetrics reported the
case.

The woman performed the operation when she could not deliver the baby
naturally, having lost a previous baby due to labour complications.

Dr R Valle, of the Dr Manuel Velasco Suarez Hospital in San Pablo,
Mexico, said: “She took three small glasses of hard liquor and, using a
kitchen knife, sliced her abdomen in three attempts and delivered a male
infant that breathed immediately and cried.”

Before losing consciousness, the woman told one of her children to call a
local nurse for help.

After the nurse stitched the wound with a sewing needle and cotton
thread, the mother and baby were transferred and treated by Dr Valle and
his colleagues at the nearest hospital.

“This case represents an unusual and extraordinary decision by a woman
in labour who, unable to deliver herself spontaneously, and with no
medical help or resources, decided to perform a caesarean section upon
herself,” he said.

He added that a mother’s instinct to save her child can move a woman to
perform extraordinary acts but said it would not have been necessary if
adequate medical care had been available.

Professor James Walker, professor of obstetrics and gynaecology at St
James’s University Hospital, Leeds, said he had heard of cases in the
past where farmers had performed Caesareans on their wives after having
previously carried out the operation on animals.

But he said it would not happen now. “In this country, there is
virtually never a situation when an individual is totally isolated from
medical care even in the most outlying areas.”


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