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"And let's face it...you have quite a few months notice on when the baby is due." This simply is not true! You should understand that the "due date" is a distr
by Jun8 11y ago
"And let's face it...you have quite a few months notice on when the baby is due."
This simply is not true! You should understand that the "due date" is a distribution in normal childbirth. Even for cesarian sections, which are scheduled, things can go awry.
In fact the second case is precisely what happened to my wife. She still had about 15 days to her scheduled cesarian when she visited the hospital for a routine checkup, during which they found that her blood pressure was too high and presented a mortal danger to the baby. They took her to delivery room immediately. She just had enough time to call me at work, I rushed like a madmen, but due to my long commute I still wan't there when our son was delivered.
- greglindahl 11y agoAnd you hadn't given work a heads-up that she was getting close? Edit: Just pointing out that there is an extremely easy way to notify your work, given the uncertain schedule of all childbirth.