Samantha Violet Bushart and the Sammieverse - Fat, Illiterate Perpetual Pregnancy Faker and the Various Trash and Tards Surrounding Her

Who is Skylan's biological father?

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1000 pages of pure insanity and trash. Congratulations everyone. Thank everyone for their fine contribution. I feel like going to a buffet after work on honor of better times in this thread. If I do, I'll post a picture.
 
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Here is a screenshot of the text that someone posted yesterday or the day before:

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Why is his umbilical cord so long and wrapped in gauze? @Thomas Eugene Paris @TheCakeIsALie We can't really see it in the below update pics but I'm sure it's still there.

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Palate cleanser (still white)

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And a jump scare...

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A long umbilical cord is not indicative of anything regarding the baby itself. But, it can increase the likelihood of various pregnancy, labor, and delivery complications, etc.

As for the gauze, there’s multiple reasons:

To prevent blood splatter

To keep the stump clean and free of infection

Babies don’t have very good immune systems, esp nicu babies. So it is probably the main reason in this case. It is very important not to let others kiss babies, wash hands before touching babies, and so on

And, to help the stump dry and fall off, as exposure to air can help the stump dry and separate
 
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John Andrews Stan said:
Aidean also has seizures too, doesn’t he? I mean if his cunt of a mother can be believed about literally anything, which is doubtful.
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They filmed one of the seizures and it looks real to me. It's in this post here:
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So. Dalton uploaded a video of Aiden laying on the sidewalk having a seizure while clutching a little candy bar or something. So this child, who already has health issues, apparently collapsed to the ground... and the first thing one of these disgusting fucks did was pull out their cellphone to film him. Not call 911. Nah, they had to get that footage for Facebook.
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Screen recording of Kim's Facebook live from a few minutes ago. Nothing ground-breaking at the moment - she said she was doing this live so that she could update everyone at one time but then someone came in the room and said something to her that I couldn't hear (I'm at work so I had to have the volume way down) causing her to end the video. I'll keep an eye on her Facebook for a better update.

 
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ZB927 said:
Why is his umbilical cord so long and wrapped in gauze?
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I'm not positive, but they might be trying to maintain access to the umbilical vein. An umbilical venous catheter can be placed up to a week after delivery. It's a central line threaded through the umbilical vein and into the inferior vena cava where it joins the right atrium of the heart. Since preterm neonates have such tiny, delicate veins, a UVC is a safer means of access (and prevents having to stick a teeny tiny baby for a peripheral IV, especially in an emergency situation). It's super common for NICU babies to have a UVC. There are also umbilical arterial lines that can go through one of the umbilical arteries into the aorta, but he might not be sick enough to need one of those.
 
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Thomas Eugene Paris said:
I'm not positive, but they might be trying to maintain access to the umbilical vein. An umbilical venous catheter can be placed up to a week after delivery. It's a central line threaded through the umbilical vein and into the inferior vena cava where it joins the right atrium of the heart. Since preterm neonates have such tiny, delicate veins, a UVC is a safer means of access (and prevents having to stick a teeny tiny baby for a peripheral IV, especially in an emergency situation). It's super common for NICU babies to have a UVC. There are also umbilical arterial lines that can go through one of the umbilical arteries into the aorta, but he might not be sick enough to need one of those.
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For those who don’t know, UVC utilizes the exposed umbilical stump as site for emergency central venous access up to 14 days old. This is because it’s safe and effective to deliver meds and fluids this way. It is used for parenteral nutrition, blood sampling, and blood transfusions as well

It also has to be done rather quickly after birth because after about 48 hours, the cord dries out and can become colonized by microorganisms, which poses an infection risk and therefore cannot be considered at that point

Also with UVC’s:

Babies must be laying flat

Infection control is a big deal , so sterile technique must be used

Extremities and lower abdomen must always be visible
 
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Happy 1000 pages? A page for each of the angle babbys, both real and imagined.

I'm gonna go pour one out for the lil homies.

And Skylan still white. Paging Cuzin Ray-Ray for that DNA test. Where did he get shipped off to, anyway? If ET had any brains (rhetorical, we all know he doesn't) he'd be paging Ray-Ray too.
 
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