The Smart Karmelo Harrison

If you claim to care about “women’s health” let alone women’s reproductive health where were you in 2021 when they were pushing a rushed 💉 on pregnant women? Leading to a substantial increase in miscarriages & still birth rates. You’re a wolf in sheep’s clothing and don’t care.

@Prolife_Sam @softlynia_ And even the stability of them being separated from their twin is highly highly traumatizing to the child on top of the trauma of separation from the birth mother. I cannot imagine doing this to a child. Absolutely heartbreaking.

Stability is removed from their lives the minute you create them via surrogacy, even without divorce involved. Why do you love those twins? Because you’re their gestational/birth mother. You’re the only mother they know, even though their biological mother is also their mom. They know your scent, they know your heartbeat, they know your voice, you’re the only one they will want when they are born. If divorce hadn’t of happened, they’d be separated from you at birth and handed to strangers (to them). That’s trauma for babies. We have tons of research on this. No one should be doing this to children, even in the “best” case scenarios. At this point, they are alive, they are here and all we can do is love and support them. We should aim to put them first in every way, even if it disrupts the lives of adults.

I’m a surrogate. Not my eggs, not my husband’s, just my body for nine months and a $52,000 contract that was supposed to end the day I handed two babies to two parents who wanted them equally. Instead I got a call last Tuesday. The intended parents are divorcing. The father found out three weeks ago that the mother had been seeing someone since before the embryo transfer even happened. Now he wants both kids. She wants neither. Her exact words to her own lawyer, repeated to mine, repeated to me: she’s “not equipped to raise a constant reminder alone.” So now there’s a clause nobody read closely enough, written for a single emergency neither of them imagined, that says if one intended parent declines parental rights, the surrogate may be asked to retain custody of that child instead of the agency placing it elsewhere. I’m being asked to keep one of two babies I’ve carried side by side for eight months and hand the other one to a man I’ve met exactly four times. I don’t know which twin gets to come home with me yet. I just know one of them will, and I already love them both the same amount.

@XD_42069 @Elliesmommyy23 Typical response when shown data that supports a different idea than you choose to believe.

@KarmeloHarrison @Elliesmommyy23 Mhm have a million home births then, maybe you’ll finally die and shut the fuck up

This is why you shouldn’t free birth if you really don’t know what you’re doing or know the signs

@happygreymom Same here! Posterior placenta with my first and she was so chill- so much so we went to L&D for “decreased movement” and she was completely fine lol this baby: anterior and SO crazy with movements- so very strong and consistent 😂

I have an anterior placenta but I can feel this baby move so much, even from early on. It’s amazing and such a gift to constantly feel the movements of my baby

Being 37 years old and sharing a checking account with your mom is super weird for any adult man that age, but doing that while running for the senate is disqualifying. You can’t even manage your own finances and you want to manage the government’s? No way.

@_br0f I have 2 😂 one for PP supplies (and home birth supplies that’ll transition to PP supplies). Other cart is baby items and pumping/BF items at bedside lol

I did not have a "bedside caddy" when I had my first and I am not making that same mistake again lol

🧐Did you know.....because I didn't know...and they sure as heck knew...BEFORE EUA!!! Six days before Pfizer’s COVID shot received EUA, the draft prescribing info said pregnancy data included this sentence: “Therefore, the Pfizer BioNTech COVID 19 Vaccine is not recommended for use during pregnancy.” That sentence was crossed out before authorization!!! Final recipient language was softened to: no experience in pregnant/breastfeeding women: “discuss your options” with your provider. Except... DART materials said vaccine-induced immune responses were detectable in rat fetuses and pups, meaning the biologic effect was not limited to the mother! Pfizer said no adverse developmental effects were seen in that animal study. But the point is this: Pregnant women were moved from “not recommended / insufficient data / animal studies incomplete” to “shared decision-making” days before EUA. Talk about no informed consent. The fraud in all of these documents is ridiculous. Discovery is going to be like dropping an atom bomb at this point I think.

Man who procured his child via surrogacy with his male partner laughs that when his child is upset, he screams for “mommy,” even though he’s never known his mother. God help us. Ban surrogacy.

She’s right, of course. Mealtime is a big part of this problem. Lots of parents negotiate with their children, allow them to not eat what was served, or just serve them chicken nuggets or mac and cheese for every meal. They don’t teach table manners. They don’t require that their children ask to be excused before leaving the table. They let their kids use electronics at the table, etc. Complete disaster.

For the measles data referenced in this post, please see Figures 1 and 2 of this document: physiciansforinformedconsent.org/measles/ The data are referenced throughout the document, and a complete list of references is included at the end.

@drterrysimpson It’s literally listed as an adverse event in the vaccine insert…. If checking for the vaccine explicitly in a death isn’t being done you cannot dismiss the possibility.

If a vaccine were causing SIDS through a reproducible biologic mechanism, you would expect a detectable increase in deaths immediately following vaccination. We have records for millions upon millions of vaccinations. You don't need 100 children on cameras. You need to explain why the signal you're predicting never appears in the population data.

@TopGirlKeiko I provided said statistics. She free birthed. She didn’t have pre natal care or a medical professional at her birth that’s not a “home birth”. Just pointing out facts.

@KarmeloHarrison Okay woke Karen

Home birth is the stupidest thing. Child birth is inherently risky and carries the potential of serious complications or death. Why would you choose not to be in a hospital and then be so woke you refuse an ambulance? Stop listening to social media village doctors advising yall to have home births.

@TopGirlKeiko “ Planned home birth attended by a registered midwife was associated with very low comparable rates of perinatal death, reduced rates of OB interventions/ adverse perinatal outcomes compared with planned hospital birth attended by a midwife or physician.” pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC27…

@TopGirlKeiko “Planned home births are as safe as planned birth center births for low-risk pregnancies. Current guidelines advising against planned home births are not supported by these data.” pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11…

@XD_42069 @Elliesmommyy23 “Planned home births are as safe as planned birth center births for low-risk pregnancies. Current guidelines advising against planned home births are not supported by these data.” pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11…

@KarmeloHarrison @Elliesmommyy23 “Home births are inherently safe for low risk pregnancies” under a post about a woman hemorrhaging and dying is hilarious

@XD_42069 @Elliesmommyy23 She literally had no prenatal care and was not followed by a midwife. A free birth is NOT the same thing as a home birth. Read the article not just the headline.

@paulineheidy @Elliesmommyy23 Yet you welcomed yourself into the discussion lol so who’s minding who’s business.

@KarmeloHarrison @Elliesmommyy23 It’s all mom shaming. Whether is about formula feeding, or someone traveling without their baby. If YOU don’t want to do that, don’t! I’m not missing the point at all. Yall need to mind your own damn business

We’re not supposed to judge other moms but I judge the mom who is leaving her 4 mo old to go to a wedding in Europe for 2 weeks and everyone telling her to formula feed for it I’ll miss anyone’s wedding for my baby idc

@paulineheidy @Elliesmommyy23 You utterly missed the point.

@Elliesmommyy23 So you’re judging any woman who formula feeds regardless of a wedding or not? Some women can’t produce, or have other reasons why they can’t BF. Yall moms are so good at mom shaming, it makes you guys look ugly and angry.

@AmanitaFugax And that is completely related to the approach midwives take with focusing on whole health and spending more than 15 min during a visit. Home births generally speaking have good health outcomes for mom and baby

@KarmeloHarrison I recognize I have availability bias here, but there’s no way I would ever want my wife to give birth at home, or even at a hospital without at least a level 3 NICU.

Home birth’s risk profile is just unacceptable; your child can grow up without a mother because you bought into some woo woo bullshit, or maybe you both die and your husband buries both of you. Just go to the hospital.