Posts by Frankly Speaking

Quote: Originally Posted by mama24-7  I have seen that before.  It is very good.  And, I like that he's so sure of himself.  I think the thread I first saw it in, someone said it should be required...

Quote: Originally Posted by rubidoux  Also, I don't think there's any reason (if anyone knows otherwise correct me) that you can't drag them down to the doctor at any age and have them circ'ed.  I mean, if you can...

I have a little bit different perspective on this.  I actually lived during some of these outbreaks/epidemics.   I also had mumps and chicken pox as a child, remember them distinctly.  At the time, these were not...

Sharon71 wrote:  "My pet peeve is when people say "Oh I did the research but we are still going to circ our son" BULL if you did any decent research you'd do just the opposite and leave him intact."   Yes, they have found...

Cyllya wrote:  "chances are his penis was harmed by his parents, doctors, and caregivers. If you spend twenty seconds educating yourself on proper penis care, all of those risks become non-applicable to your own...

Wami, while reading your post and the thread, something kept rolling in my mind.  I hope you don't mind me asking this question.  "Is either you or your husband of Korean descent?"  I ask this because there is an entire...

Yeah, I picked up on the name and the one post too.  But, I'll offer some information anyway.   Something not many people know . . . Bacterials, fungals and virals can not discern or discriminate between male and female...

“Has anyone NOT circumcised their child, and then later regretted it?”   I’ve been involved in this debate more than a dozen years, have corresponded with thousands of mothers and have never found one that regretted not...

Heather, there is simply no method to make a circumcision painless.   Neonate's systems are just too fragle to give them general anesthesia. It could kill them.   Analgesia (awake during the procedure) is usually...

Super~Single~Mama wrote:  "and circ is considered a medical decision"   No, it is a cultural/religious reason.  The AAP classify it as elective surgery.  It is not to treat any disease or correct any...