Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2022-1-14

<p>news<br /> birthdays/events<br /> what's the diablo dare?<br /> would like to live on a boat....forever?<br /> news<br /> good/fun pranks to pull on people<br /> wild animals in your house<br /> game: outburst<br /> news<br /> do you like to do things by yourself...like movies or eating out?<br /> actors who played 'real people'...and either hit or missed the mark<br /> game: speakout<br /> news<br /> new dawn soap lid...what a game changer!<br /> the new 2022 'trends' aren't for everyone<br /> goodbye/fun facts....cesarean (or c-section) day... The surgery has been performed at least as far back as 715 BC following the death of the mother, with the baby occasionally surviving. But the first successful cesarean section delivery were both the mother and baby survived was performed by Dr. Jesse Bennett in 1794. His wife was in a difficult labor...it wasn't going to end well. He did not have proper medical apparatus and equipment at home to perform the delivery and had homemade instruments only but assembled planks supported by barrels, to make the operation table. A candle was lit to serve as the guiding light. Laudanum, which is a tincture of opium, was used as an anesthetic. Dr. Jesse never disclosed the details of the crude C-section performed in his barn...but many years later Dr. A.L. Night, who was a young boy when Dr. Jesse performed the C-section, assembled eye-witnesses of the C-section delivery and made a detailed report of the incident.</p>