MrBubbles said:
yeah...the flight doesnt provide any additional danger when giving birth. it would have been the as if palin was giving birth in their home. in the same post i also said "if there was likely to be complications then the doctor would have advised against flying." |
So apparently delivering your child in your home is as safe as giving birth on an airplane. Last time I checked my home doesn't have seatbelts, it can't fly through the air at over 400 mph, I don't have to sit down while my house is taking off, and my house isn't battered with turbulence.
Seriously, mrbubbles, just take a step back for two seconds and look at how ridiculous what you are claiming is. And her child had Down syndrome, so there were ALREADY complications to consider.
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