"Complications during labor and delivery.
My wife wasn't high risk with either of our kids. We had no indication that we had anything to be concerned about.
With my first child, he got stuck in the birth canal and had to be emergency vacuum extracted. He likely would have been still born had we not had an OB at the ready to act fast.
My wife hemorrhaged unexpectedly during recovery after delivering our second child. She likely would have bled out had she not been monitored during recovery by labor and delivery nurses, and emergency treated by an OB when the hemorrhage happened.
I know many women want to have their children in different arrangements than a traditional hospital birth, and I respect that. Just understand that having a doula in a birthing center is not the same as a team of labor and delivery nurses along with an OB that has an OR with blood band ready if things go sideways. The likelihood of complications is much higher than many understand. Just because you aren't classified as high risk does not mean you are at zero risk of complications."
No, it's city planners not putting in sidewalks big enough for wheelchairs, and shelves in stores being tall, and in America ADA is supposed to provide extra funding to make sure these situations are taken care of.
Most plants cant process co2 if temperatures to high. To prevent oxydation damage they shut down photosynthesis and Switch to using up Sugar to survive.
That are the sugars you and i eat.
Changing Rain patterns will erode fertile Grounds and make them unusable die crops.
No, it's city planners not putting in sidewalks big enough for wheelchairs, and shelves in stores being tall, and in America ADA is supposed to provide extra funding to make sure these situations are taken care of.
Most plants cant process co2 if temperatures to high. To prevent oxydation damage they shut down photosynthesis and Switch to using up Sugar to survive.
That are the sugars you and i eat.
Changing Rain patterns will erode fertile Grounds and make them unusable die crops.