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Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBear
as long as he isn't perm. disfigured , scarred from infection , slips into a coma from shock , or dies from the surgery.
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jesus, can you try to make it sound any worst.
its a 2 mins operation, they do give the baby needles so he doesnt feel a thing or much pain, it will not kill him or anything else you mention above.
so easily to make things sound so horrible.. like hell when a baby is being born.
The nightmare of being born is not so
much the pain as the fear.
For the baby, the world is a terrifying place.
It is the vastness, the enormity of the whole
experience of being born which so terrifies this little traveller.
Blindly, madly, we assume that the newborn baby feels
nothing.
In fact, he feels . . . everything.
Everything, totally, completely, utterly,
and with a sensitivity we can't even begin to
imagine.
Birth is a tempest, a tidal wave of sensations
and he doesn't know what to make of them.
Sensations are felt more acutely, more strongly by the child,
because they are all new, and because his skin is
so fresh, so tender,
while our blunted deadened senses have
become indifferent.
The result of age, or maybe of habit.