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To pile on to this, when my daughter was born the doctors were going on and on about how her Frenulum[1] was too short and our daughter wasn't going to be able
by smtddr 13y ago
To pile on to this, when my daughter was born the doctors were going on and on about how her Frenulum[1] was too short and our daughter wasn't going to be able to talk properly. They brought in some Stanford research paper and everything, saying "It hasn't been approved yet, but it's Stanford." That's when my nonsense-detector kicked into overdrive and I just gave them a blank, non-smiling, stare. Of course I did not do it, and now our 3 year old daughter is talking up a storm just fine and clear to everyone.
To this day, I suspect that lady(or her son/daughter in med school) just needed some test subjects for some medical research paper or something and all the medical staff involved knew they were just trying to make our daughter a test-subject.
1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frenulum_of_tongue http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frenulum_of_tongue