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No ill effects long term though right?

 

It'll be a pretty big hit performance wise in driving around with dropping to taller gears than the stock 3.73s

 

nope...........she's a total spoiled assed brat.

edit - she is 45% percentile for weight and 95% for height

 

Also, when the 2nd was bornt, momma went ahead and got her "plumbing" fixed...we are DONE with babies.

 

Have 2 kids. Watched the first one come out, was a life changing moment for sure. Almost had the 2nd one in the car in the hospital parking lot. Didn’t get to the room in time to see him come out, had our daughter with us. Kids can make your emotions soft but you will give your life for them and that’s what it’s all about.
My advice, don’t take anyone’s advice, even mine lol. Every kid and every experience is different. You guys do what you feel is right for your child.

 

Thanks, I’ll shoot him an email

 

I am in a different boat since 3rd gens need a regear from the factory... I went with driveline services in monroe they are the best in the area no frills just perfection but youll be down for 2-3 days.they have been around for ages and every mechanic i know has good things to say about them. My regear was 1500 in parts and 1k install i believe... I went 488 happy i didnt go 5.29 auto 3rd gen. given east coast has a good warrenty id prolly go that route for peace of mind.

 

I would never intentionally have a my child and wife experience labor outside of a hospital. Too many variables to risk the lives of two of arguably the most important people in your life.

My first got ‘hung up’ on the way out. As @SearArtist alluded to, we went from “everything’s great” to lots of people coming in and assisting.

Child birth is a beautiful thing...and terrifying. Women are F-Ning tough.

 

So much this! Can’t even imagine not having two little kiddos. They change your life for the better for sure. Coming home everyday and being greeted by them is the happiest part of my day.

 

Holly enjoyed that book you recommended, thanks again!

 

Yea. Everybody knows Eddie around here. Solid dude.

 

To ease your mind the youngest viable baby born was 23 weeks and like 1/2 lb. Alive to this day. Modern medicine is amazing. As far as birth at home look into it. Remember we did it for 1000s of years pre modern medicine. Modern medicine has kinda gotten us spoiled and taught that hospitals and Drs are needed for pretty much everything. There are definitely some draw backs IF something goes wrong. Mine pretty much fell out. Came in to check dialation after the last check and heard the nurse saw well damn there's the head. Everyone came in and poof baby was born. She was induced almost 2 weeks late but the Dr said we could of waited a little longer and she may come naturally. Personally I think they got their prediction wrong.

 

Both of mine were C-sections, daughter was emergency as the ex had a borderline “high-risk” pregnancy. Son was a scheduled c-section given the difficulty with the first one.

 

I’m glad to be done with that shit.

I got to watch the doc shove both her arms up inside Krystal to pull out our first...didn’t care to see it again for our second even though they asked me.

I def wasn’t going to watch it had she front shitted out either of them.

 

Ex also had the factory shut down when they finished carving her with the second one. I have ZERO issues with more kids, but be damned if they comin from my loins. Gf is snipped too

 

“front shitted”

 

I saw that, baby would be almost my age now, think it was born in 1987! crazy.

 

No this one was born just a couple yrs ago

 

$215 out the door. @ovrlndkull