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The post I made about 'common sense,' I certainly wasn't trying to discourage anyone from seeking proper medical care. Using common sense includes much, much more than just medical care.
I nearly died in childbirth with my daughter. If I hadn't been in a hosptital, both of us would have died. There are many times you can't see something coming, like complications, especially when having a baby. There are all kinds of complications that can occur suddenly and unexpectedly. She was a large baby and her shoulders got stuck and they had to push her back in and turn her. I had no anesthesia [by choice and it was too late when I was pushing her out] and I know the worst pain and from this experience, I learned respect for pain for others.
After she came out, blood was actually spraying out of me like a hose, and one of the nurses right away put an IV into me as I was hemmoraging badly.
There are other incidents I can note where medical personel including good veteranarians saved lives and I am grateful.
Using common sense is not about being paranoid. This statement is for everyone here. My post was only concerning revealing that you are a Spiritual Satanist in some way, as this can be dangerous, as we are often vehemently discriminated againt. With medical care, it is important to just be like the average person and not attract any unnecessary attention to yourself or loved ones. Ask questions about anything that might concern you about the care, such as why the Dr. is performing this or with administrating drugs, what is it for and why is he/she giving this specific drug to you or the loved one. It is also the law as far as I know that they have to give you information or a print out concerning any side effects of any drugs, what they are used for, and so forth.
As for silver nitrate solution, PKU test and vitamin K, which some of the things they do like this can cause jaundice, you have to approach the staff and sign papers and do this right after the baby is born. Never get openly angry, remain calm and unemotional, but firm and above all, know your rights. People who get emotional and blurt things out can also be in danger in a hospital, as the staff are usually indoctrinated by the system to right away think someone is crazy and then take action. Just be sool, salm and collected. Know your rights and be firm, and know and understand what you are asking for or declining.
You are safer in a hospital, especially when having babies.
High Priestess Maxine Dietrich
http://www.joyofsatan.org
I nearly died in childbirth with my daughter. If I hadn't been in a hosptital, both of us would have died. There are many times you can't see something coming, like complications, especially when having a baby. There are all kinds of complications that can occur suddenly and unexpectedly. She was a large baby and her shoulders got stuck and they had to push her back in and turn her. I had no anesthesia [by choice and it was too late when I was pushing her out] and I know the worst pain and from this experience, I learned respect for pain for others.
After she came out, blood was actually spraying out of me like a hose, and one of the nurses right away put an IV into me as I was hemmoraging badly.
There are other incidents I can note where medical personel including good veteranarians saved lives and I am grateful.
Using common sense is not about being paranoid. This statement is for everyone here. My post was only concerning revealing that you are a Spiritual Satanist in some way, as this can be dangerous, as we are often vehemently discriminated againt. With medical care, it is important to just be like the average person and not attract any unnecessary attention to yourself or loved ones. Ask questions about anything that might concern you about the care, such as why the Dr. is performing this or with administrating drugs, what is it for and why is he/she giving this specific drug to you or the loved one. It is also the law as far as I know that they have to give you information or a print out concerning any side effects of any drugs, what they are used for, and so forth.
As for silver nitrate solution, PKU test and vitamin K, which some of the things they do like this can cause jaundice, you have to approach the staff and sign papers and do this right after the baby is born. Never get openly angry, remain calm and unemotional, but firm and above all, know your rights. People who get emotional and blurt things out can also be in danger in a hospital, as the staff are usually indoctrinated by the system to right away think someone is crazy and then take action. Just be sool, salm and collected. Know your rights and be firm, and know and understand what you are asking for or declining.
You are safer in a hospital, especially when having babies.
High Priestess Maxine Dietrich
http://www.joyofsatan.org
--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "lydia_666@" <lydia_666@ wrote:
Hospital bills? If Raven is healthy enough, you might want to concider a midwife. Less chance of the doctors putting that mercury-laden stuff in the baby's eyes and everything else they do. Especially if they see your tattoos, and they may discriminate based on your age difference. I don't like the thought of hospitals and their natal care anyway, strangers telling you when you can and can not see your own baby. You guys will have the opportunity soon to do the moon square, if you read my post on ideal times for the squares. The moon square will help with the pregnancy and labor. Also, Pazuzu is the Demon to summon for women giving birth, fyi
Hail Father Satan!
--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Brian Gibbons <briangibbons20@ wrote:
I did the material verson to help our finances for having our new baby.All I am doing is visualizing greenish/gold energy around me and seeing us pay our hospital bills and buy things for the babys room.
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