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thread: My Grandmothers births, UK, 1947 and 1949

  1. #37

    Oct 2008
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    Your poor gran. Wow, thank you for sharing, she's an amazing woman. I'm sure you're so proud of her. xxxx

  2. #38
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    Jul 2010
    WA
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    Thank you for sharing. I'm sure it was very hard for your Grandmother to tell her stories, people from that era don't often talk about these things. Thanks again *hugs*

  3. #39
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    Oct 2009
    Lalor, VIC
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    Great to know things have improved since then, isn't it?

    And I love how, three and a half years after this was posted, the thread's been revived for all of us who weren't around BB in 2007...

  4. #40
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    Jan 2007
    where cosmopolitans and margaritas flow all night
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    Oh my goodness! That's terrible. I thought I had a traumatic birth, and for modern times I did...but that just sounds terrible!
    Would like to ask my Nanna about her births (8 of them, including 2 sets of twins, one of whom came out bum first)

  5. #41
    BellyBelly Market Place Member

    Mar 2010
    Washing... again!
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    Thanks Tash for bumping this old thread.
    What an amazing woman.
    Things certainly have changed!

    Guess who's Mum is going to be hit up for her birth stories today!

  6. #42
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    Apr 2009
    Sydney
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    Amazing story thank you for posting

  7. #43
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    Jun 2011
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    I have just read your Gran's birth stories and they made me shiver, to think of the pain your poor Gran would have endured. Thank you for sharing.

    I wish that I had of asked my Grandma about her births, its too late now.

  8. #44
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    Feb 2010
    on a big patch of paradise.
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    Wow, what a horrible way to be treated at what is meant to be a really special time in a womens life. Heartbreaking that it happened so much.

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