I've been reading a lot about a drug called rBGH. It's added to cows to make them give more milk. 30% of cows in this country are being given this Monsanto drug. The FDA has approved it under heavy protest of side effects ,multiple birth rates etc.. etc. Seeing how the FDA is made up of several former Mosanto employees makes one wonder what effect this drug is having on the population..??
I like how the Barbie doctor never fully answers any of the questions. This could be a case of fraternal twins that are developing at different rates. She never answers how it couldn't be. Also, "Great Brit-ughn?" "Isn't that crazy?" How could you tell that she didn't ovulation two eggs at the same time and they didn't develop at much different rates due to uneven blood flow/ nutrient/ hormonal flow? That's much more common. And she couldn't answer spit. Sensational and lazy journalism.
I am pregnant with twins, I too was in for my first ultrasound at 4 weeks and there was only one baby then a little over 2 weeks later when I was 6 weeks I had another ultrasound and there were then 2 babies.
I've been reading a lot about a drug called rBGH. It's added to cows to make them give more milk. 30% of cows in this country are being given this Monsanto drug. The FDA has approved it under heavy protest of side effects ,multiple birth rates etc.. etc. Seeing how the FDA is made up of several former Mosanto employees makes one wonder what effect this drug is having on the population..??
Ridgid 5 months ago
I like how the Barbie doctor never fully answers any of the questions. This could be a case of fraternal twins that are developing at different rates. She never answers how it couldn't be. Also, "Great Brit-ughn?" "Isn't that crazy?" How could you tell that she didn't ovulation two eggs at the same time and they didn't develop at much different rates due to uneven blood flow/ nutrient/ hormonal flow? That's much more common. And she couldn't answer spit. Sensational and lazy journalism.
UnchangeableBird 7 months ago
It turns out it isn't true. The ultrasound technician mistakenly identified impacted feces as a baby.
UnchangeableBird 1 year ago
@UnchangeableBird they evaluated with different ultrasounds and I've never heard of impacted feces having a heartbeat
RampantArtist 7 months ago
I am pregnant with twins, I too was in for my first ultrasound at 4 weeks and there was only one baby then a little over 2 weeks later when I was 6 weeks I had another ultrasound and there were then 2 babies.
gbarbiesara 1 year ago
antichristXD
totalblur123 2 years ago
wow! I hope there's no complications...Godbless
malutored 2 years ago 3
Wow... I wish the babies are all born healthy and best of luck to the parents.
nhoomatthews 2 years ago 3