Precautions After Tubal Reversal:
After tubal reversal surgery, you will become very eager to start planning your pregnancy. You will dream of holding your cute new baby in your arms. You will start planning to welcome the new member of the family. This is very natural.
First of all, I’d like to welcome new readers who have come here for information on the Texas HPV vaccine law. I hope you’ll stick around. A few of you have made comments which have caused me to want to clarify my stance on the vaccine, as you have made very good points which I did not yet cover adequately. I have five main points of concern regarding the Merck vaccine and making it mandatory (even with opt out provisions):
NPR’s Morning Edition ran a piece this morning giving the perspective of one of their reporters whose wife gave birth in Iraq in December. It includes details on what the parents-to-be had to bring to the hospital because it lacked supplies (including antibiotics, clean water, and blankets), generators that are shut off at midnight, and bribing hospital staff to prevent the men of the family being rounded up and abducted after dark. Listen to the piece online
The Wall Street’s Journal’s “Best of the Web Today” describes what it called “an amusing little dust-up from the Volunteer State,” referring to my dispute with Bob Krumm regarding the response I received from State Senator Henry on the “death certificates for abortion” bill. It also refers to Aunt B’s response, which smartly made the point that Krumm’s comments overlook or misunderstand my concerns to focus on his perception that I didn’t “jump through the hoops correctly” – and I do think B got that exactly right. My original post on Henry’s letter is quoted, as is my response to Krumm.