Paralyzed and pregnant!?
Okay, I just watched this show on TLC. Make a long story short, this woman who is paralyzed, cannot walk and have nerve problems got pregnant. During the interviews with her and the husband they stir on and on about the cord blood that they are keeping from the baby and how maybe soon this will help cure the mom's paralysis. During the delivery, the baby have some problems and was struggling to breath and all they kept talking in the region of was making sure the docs got enough of the cord!
I'm sorry but this pisses me rotten to no end. I was already vocalizing that I thought this woman was careless for conceiving in the first place because she is paralyzed and cannot properly take care of the newborn. I guess my question is, do you think it's okay for a special needs being to have a baby if they can't properly care for him/her? I'm not chitchat about a mild condition, this woman cannot walk or move anything but her hands and she be in constant medical turmoil.
it isnt fair not to consent to someone parent because of a condition, though i do see your point, if you cant care for it. but that is waht the husband is for in that valise. if the husband is capable and you really want a baby...but if the mother was more concerned for this "cord" more than her babies duration, then no. it all depends on the persons situation really. if they really want a child, and will love it, and they own a husband who will care for it physically, then yes its ok. if it is like this situation, or one where on earth the fatehr is someone who would leave...no.
People who are paralyzed and want to be mothers have every right to be! The poor woman just needed to be a mom! It's not like she's single; she has a husband. They both wanted the babe-in-arms. He knew what they were getting in to. They be both happy, what on earth is wrong with that? Source(s): Saw the episode as resourcefully.
Answers: No, I agree with you. She has no business have a baby.
Basically, mothers do what's best for their children. If she was a good mother, she should own taken a long, hard look at her life and situation and decided the best piece for her baby, WAS NOT TO GET PREGNANT.
Forget the fact that she can't physically take nurture of the kid, I'm more angry about the fact that she has to spend so much time and vigour on her own health problems. After the day is done, how much does she have disappeared to give her kid?
i guess it just happen. i hope adjectives goes well for them tho.
The thing about it is that babies are born every day to parents who conceivably are not special needs, but they nonetheless cannot care for the children. It is just a imprudent reality that we have to deal near every day.
I am sure that baby will be taken care of. She is paralyzed, so yes in attendance are special needs. This means they may handle things differently than you...who care if they want the cord blood, it's their choice, their baby. Don't get so upset; this doesn't mean she doesn't love the child or doesn't want it. I am sure the Father had many options whether or not to hold sex with her to get her pregnant; after all he is the one who would be the primary care-giver. I am sure the pregnancy wasn't confident and the birth and child's life won't be either...but are any?
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I'm sorry but this pisses me rotten to no end. I was already vocalizing that I thought this woman was careless for conceiving in the first place because she is paralyzed and cannot properly take care of the newborn. I guess my question is, do you think it's okay for a special needs being to have a baby if they can't properly care for him/her? I'm not chitchat about a mild condition, this woman cannot walk or move anything but her hands and she be in constant medical turmoil.
it isnt fair not to consent to someone parent because of a condition, though i do see your point, if you cant care for it. but that is waht the husband is for in that valise. if the husband is capable and you really want a baby...but if the mother was more concerned for this "cord" more than her babies duration, then no. it all depends on the persons situation really. if they really want a child, and will love it, and they own a husband who will care for it physically, then yes its ok. if it is like this situation, or one where on earth the fatehr is someone who would leave...no.
People who are paralyzed and want to be mothers have every right to be! The poor woman just needed to be a mom! It's not like she's single; she has a husband. They both wanted the babe-in-arms. He knew what they were getting in to. They be both happy, what on earth is wrong with that? Source(s): Saw the episode as resourcefully.
Answers: No, I agree with you. She has no business have a baby.
Basically, mothers do what's best for their children. If she was a good mother, she should own taken a long, hard look at her life and situation and decided the best piece for her baby, WAS NOT TO GET PREGNANT.
Forget the fact that she can't physically take nurture of the kid, I'm more angry about the fact that she has to spend so much time and vigour on her own health problems. After the day is done, how much does she have disappeared to give her kid?
i guess it just happen. i hope adjectives goes well for them tho.
The thing about it is that babies are born every day to parents who conceivably are not special needs, but they nonetheless cannot care for the children. It is just a imprudent reality that we have to deal near every day.
I am sure that baby will be taken care of. She is paralyzed, so yes in attendance are special needs. This means they may handle things differently than you...who care if they want the cord blood, it's their choice, their baby. Don't get so upset; this doesn't mean she doesn't love the child or doesn't want it. I am sure the Father had many options whether or not to hold sex with her to get her pregnant; after all he is the one who would be the primary care-giver. I am sure the pregnancy wasn't confident and the birth and child's life won't be either...but are any?
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