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Date Posted: 11:16:52 04/04/06 Tue
Author: 23
Subject: Re: Britney sculpture
In reply to: Light 's message, "Britney sculpture" on 11:56:16 03/29/06 Wed

Re: epidurals.

My wife knows someone who has permanent nerve damage from getting an epidural. Apparently it's not as uncommon as one would think. I mean, they are jamming a big needle into your spinal column.

(my wife plans on doing a natural birth, but I made her promise that she would keep drugs as an option if necessary).

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[> Re: Britney sculpture -- tg, 15:32:01 04/04/06 Tue [1]

When i was born, the lady in the same room as my mother also had nerve damage. One false move during an epidural and it's a spinal tap. I found my breathing through the procedure really helped, especially during a contraction.Spinal injury has happened before, but it's not common.

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