Three Births
The author of this reflection and response has been asked to take in the story of the three-time mother mentioned in a story and how the overall birth process varied so extremely from birth to birth. The third and final birth was apparently without any major hitch but the first one was a train wreck and disaster by comparison. The question to be answered, and that answer is quite obvious, is why the earliest birth was so traumatic and problematic and why things got so much better for the future births. While doctors and nurses surely have at least some good intentions when it comes to the facilitation and expediting of baby births, there is something to be said for letting nature handle things as it may and being more patient.
Analysis
Before getting too much into the reflection angle of this brief essay, the first question to be answered is why the birthing process varied so much from the first birth to the third. The answer, of course, is that control was not in the hands of the mother for the first birth and the use of drugs and other means to hurry the process along...
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