Yet another data
error to add to the billions of errors promoted by data accounting firms
each day. Try investigating the information they hold on you in the
files of Experian, you will be amazed to find
the rubbish which attaches to your profile, a profile on which others may take an opinion about your financial situation.
Anyway to get back to my theme. It's interesting to think of my mother, five days before I was actually born.
She, a tiny, slight built 4' 10'', and me, a bursting 10 pounder, I must have been an enormous physical discomfort to
her, mixed in with her thrill of becoming a mother.
Five days to go
before birth and what a contrary blighter I was. Not withstanding my
size I seemed determined to stay put in this warm womb of a home. A nine months tenancy and I was doing everything a 'breech'
baby could do to stop the eviction.
On reflection "feet first" should be written on my epitaph. Leading with the feet and not with the head, seems to
be something I specialise in.
Reading,
even in these high tech days, of the trauma of giving birth to a breech
baby, it makes it all the more remarkable to think back in 1940,
without
the scans and the information readily available which pregnant mums expect, how terrified my mom must have been.
Perhaps we shouldn't celebrate "our"
birthday at all, it should be, our "Mothers" birthday.
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