Re: Re: Need a dr in Nj or NYC - Lindsey

[Guest guest]

Stretching won't cause someone to tether. It can cause someone who has an

asymptomatic tether to become sypmtomatic. Same with birthing - it can't

cause a (re)tether, but can cause someone with an asymptomatic tether to

become symptomatic.

Jenn

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> Yeah but streching. Can cause you to tether. So can pregnancy which

> happened to me. The baby's extra weight and strain even though I had a

> sedated c section. Cause you can't push. And no matter what they tell you

> don't let them do epi dural it is far to risky cause they go higher them

> normal and I had 3 nuero tell me most women die from respiratory failure or

> they become paralyzed they all showed me numerous case studies and said

> safest was sedated c section. She came out dine and was in my hubby arm in 5

> min after they pulled her out. After they did some ob stuff on me I was in

> room with her after a 1/2 hour. . .

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[Guest guest]

I'm just going off of what two DRS told me.

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> Stretching won't cause someone to tether. It can cause someone who has an

> asymptomatic tether to become sypmtomatic. Same with birthing - it can't

> cause a (re)tether, but can cause someone with an asymptomatic tether to

> become symptomatic.

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> Jenn

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> > Yeah but streching. Can cause you to tether. So can pregnancy which

> > happened to me. The baby's extra weight and strain even though I had a

> > sedated c section. Cause you can't push. And no matter what they tell you

> > don't let them do epi dural it is far to risky cause they go higher them

> > normal and I had 3 nuero tell me most women die from respiratory failure or

> > they become paralyzed they all showed me numerous case studies and said

> > safest was sedated c section. She came out dine and was in my hubby arm in 5

> > min after they pulled her out. After they did some ob stuff on me I was in

> > room with her after a 1/2 hour. . .

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