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Mets' Daniel Murphy Gets Flack for Taking Paternity Leave

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That's not what he said though. He basically said he'd make her have the C-section.

 

I get that. I am just saying how I would approach the situation. I can't make my wife do anything she doesn't want to do. Trust me.....:lol2:

 

 

Doesn't mean I won't ask her. :lol2:

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I'm not sure a doctor is going to perform an unnecessary surgery just so the husband can be at work and I definitely would not undergo a C-section if it's not necessary.

 

 

I'm not sure either so that makes a difference also.

Insist? No.

 

Ask? Yes. I would aim for the Friday or Saturday so I'd be off on the weekend and be able to be there as much as possible before returning to work on Monday.

 

I just don't see the harm in asking. If she says no she says no and I miss work. Pretty simple process.

 

I don't see why you would potentially put someone at risk so you can get back to work on time.

I'm not sure a doctor is going to perform an unnecessary surgery just so the husband can be at work and I definitely would not undergo a C-section if it's not necessary.

 

I can't imagine anyone would want to undergo one.

 

Also, and someone correct me if I'm wrong, doesn't having a C-section make future pregnancies more risky for the mother? With this being their first child, I'd imagine they'd want to avoid that at all costs if possible.

I don't see why you would potentially put someone at risk so you can get back to work on time.

 

 

All pregnancies are risky regardless of the circumstances and can't labor be induced without it having to be a C-section.

 

My wife's only child was delivered C-section. I'm not sure she can have one naturally. Neither one of us can have kids any longer so child delivery has never been discussed in our household.

All pregnancies are risky regardless of the circumstances.

 

No question but that would just be adding one more element to it that might not be necessary.

All pregnancies are risky regardless of the circumstances.

 

So why add additional unnecessary risks if you don't have to?

I don't see why you would potentially put someone at risk so you can get back to work on time.

 

 

I'll also add that while we make good money one of us being off of work isn't something that is easily affordable for us. We both get paid by the hour.

I'll also add that while we make good money one of us being off of work isn't something that is easily affordable for us. We both get paid by the hour.

 

Typically paternity leave is paid....

No question but that would just be adding one more element to it that might not be necessary.

 

So why add additional unnecessary risks if you don't have to?

 

 

I added to my previous post so you missed my other question but can't labor be induced naturally? Does it have to be a C-section if it is induced?

I'll also add that while we make good money one of us being off of work isn't something that is easily affordable for us. We both get paid by the hour.

 

That's completely understandable, but no reason to bash someone that is in a situation where he can do that. Not saying you are doing that, just referencing the topic at hand. Lets not forget we are talking about about baseball game here.

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I added to my previous post so you missed my other question but can't labor be induced naturally? Does it have to be a C-section if it is induced?

 

Labor can be induced and does not have to be C section.

I added to my previous post so you missed my other question but can't labor be induced naturally? Does it have to be a C-section if it is induced?

 

I'm not a Dr and I didn't stay at a Holiday Inn last night, so I'm not sure. :lol2:

I added to my previous post so you missed my other question but can't labor be induced naturally? Does it have to be a C-section if it is induced?

 

Yes it can, but I'm simply going off the comments Boomer made. He specifically said C-section.

Typically paternity leave is paid....

 

Sure. Disability. 400 bucks a week. With deductions taken out. We get paid every two weeks so that would be 800 bucks with deductions and it ends up being 603 bucks for 2 weeks.(my wife is currently on disability)

 

Without divulging too much of my financials on here....603 bucks for 2 weeks isn't going to get the bills paid in our house.

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