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A tad grosed out..
There is a man at SIL school that is very strange.. I have met him ONCE.
He has 2 children, and when they were born he brought their placentas to the school, steamed them, and ate them infront of the students to demonstrate that they were nutritious. (grose)
This teacher asks sil yesturday if he could have my placenta to use for 'science':o
uhhh... dh's reponse was very normal as you could imagine a few nasty words about the teacher about how sick he is.
We dont know if he was planning to eat it, or disect it.. but yuck.
We are now thinking of getting it detroyed asap incase he goes into the medical waste bin and eats it.
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A tad grosed out..
Yuk!! If a family decides to do something with the placenta it's one thing but for a stranger to want it.... I dunno if you should complain to the school???
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Re: A tad grosed out..
I would complain that's weird
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I would say something to the school - I think that's really inappropriate and gross!
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Very very weird and quite unnerving. I would absolutely be following this up with his superiors. It is quite frankly, not normal and if he was planning to eat it then it is verging on dare I use the word but cannibalism......
This fellow sounds like a complete nutjob!
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I would be quite disturbed by this.
I'd make a complaint....he should not be asking your SIL this!!
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omg wtf! I would tell the school.
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I agree that it is nutritious. But wrong to ask a stranger. I wouldn't eat it myself but i know its a great source of iron, especially if you've had a PPH. We plan to bury ours under a tree.
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Ummmm... I am speachless :o :o :o
I would definitely take it up with the school, that is a bit OTT!
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Thanks girls, I didnt think it was quite right. And I heard back from sil today saying she felt very awkward being forced to ask us. I may have to have a talk to the school, may be a good idea, who knows how many pregnant women he has tried to eat a part of.. :o
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While I don't care what others do with their placentas. I would be seriously annoyed if someone did a demonstration at my childs school..
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OMG!!! So wrong... you can't ask a woman for her placenta???
Ok, I know it's nutritious... but so are a lot of things I would never consider eating! I would complain to the school that this man had requested your placenta. If I were a parent at this school I would also have complained that he steamed and ate his own children's placenta at school! I'm pretty sure 'Nutritional Content of the Human Placenta' is not part of our current Australian curriculum and I really don't think it's appropriate for this man to physically demonstrate to children that the placenta can be eaten. Personally, I find it all a little disturbing...
ETA Aussienic I was typing when you posted... I completely agree.