I am glad to learn that she does not have a poison womb after all.
You're so technical with your medieval lingo.
I am glad to learn that she does not have a poison womb after all.
You're so technical with your medieval lingo.
Exactly. If she had mercury poisoning, the doctor would have learned it during her first prenatal visit of the first pregnancy. Are we to believe that she went about in a state of mercury poisoning for years and it was never noticed ny any doctor? The fact is that some women are not intended to bear children, and rather than accept that fact, she blamed canned tuna. Whatever helps her sleep at night, I suppose.