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Bob, Follow the thread. We got to the "pregnant" discussion as an analogy to the breast feeding condition (gee, I make it sound like a disease). For all you guys out there who apparently *can't* read, I'll say it one more time. And it'll be the *last* time, so pay attention: When I advised Serena (who must be sorry by now to have started all this) to stay out of the water, I was merely stating what I'd do if I were in her shoes. Now, I'm more careful than most people. I do not have _any_ reason to suppose that's what the agencies, DAN, doctors or the girl scouts would have advised, and I *know* that any of those parties have more theoretical and practical knowledge of the issues here than I do. Clear now? I hope so, because I have no intention of wasting any more bandwidth with my - one last time - purely personal opinion. And before anyone says that I have no business giving personal, unfounded opinions in this forum, let me defend myself by saying that I thought that's what she was asking for. If I was wrong, I apologize to Serena. Sorry for the outburst, folks. I just got a bit tired of repeating myself. Cheers, Carlos 8^) >On Mon, 15 Apr 1996, Carlos Arruda Accioly wrote: > >> Rich, >> >> >I thought that studies on pregnent sheep found bubbles in the fetus, but >> >not in the mother. I'll see if I can find the reference. I think I >> >might have read it in Jolie's book. >> >> If that's true, and I have no reason to believe otherwise, it doesn't >> change much. Even before this discovery - which must have been made after >> some of my books were written - it was recommended that pregnant women >> stay out of the water. > >Can't you guys read? She's not pregnant. The only physical connection >between her and her baby is milk. It seems pretty unlikely that the baby >(it is no longer a fetus) could get bent from mother's milk. The only >possible negative side effects seem to be either a reduction in milk >production or a change in the composition of the milk itself. > Bob Favorite RVT >UC Davis VMTH UC Davis SCUBA The Octopus' Garden >VMD 490 Instructor safety diver safety diver > >-- >Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@terra.net'. >Send subscription/archive requests to `techdiver-request@terra.net'. > >
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