Do some doctors perform C-sections at specific dates or times relating to masonic rituals or energies?

Me too.....

I think it was after the doctor had seen all his other patients for the day.

... They did take their time but I was trying my best to give birth and they were just like eh... we are probably going to do a C-section.

your tin foil hat on on wayyyyyyyyyyyyy to tight op.

I felt as if mine was the last one of the evening too! Interesting! Did you by chance have to have any Rogahm shots? If not, nevermind that question. lol

My wife nearly died in her C-Section. Lost a lot of blood. She had rhogam. It was a very surreal experience having her go in for a C-section like that.

Wow, sorry to hear that you and your wife/child had to go through all that! I bet it was beyond scary!

The reason I mentioned the rogahm shot was because rh negative blood type mothers are persuaded to get this shot if the father has rh positive blood in order to prevent the mother rejecting the baby, if by chance it also happens to have rh positive blood. It becomes a high risk pregnancy.

The relevant thing is that most of the elite also happen to have the rh negative blood factor, therefore I thought that maybe this could somehow be related if you catch my drift!

Woow

My youngest son was delivered on 7/11
Per Dr. Insistence.

All three of my kids have been born by C section, the last two were scheduled. I don't remember what time of day they were born, but one was born on April 23rd and one was born on August 23rd. The first one was an emergency C section and I remember that she was born at 7:37 a.m.

Strange. Never thought of this.

Very scary thought.

Not sure about rituals, but they do them to save their time and because they make more money off of them.

Yes because it involves blood.

If I read between the lines are you saying these rogahm shot are not necessary at all regardless of mom and baby rh blood types?

My son was born the day he was due. I was riding my bike that morning, running up and down the stairs, pushing the couch around, I wanted him to come so badly on his own. He didn’t and I had the c section, he was born 5lbs and 15oz. In my opinion it wasn’t the correct due date, I think he could of stayed a bit longer. But they were set on that date and wouldn’t budge. I don’t think it was a Masonic thing though. Interestingly he was 5lbs 15oz born on may 15.

My mom's cousin is into Astrology. Her pelvis didn't expand like it was supposed to and her baby didn't have room to turn and was breech- so she had a planned C-section. They wanted to do it on 9-29. She looked up the Astrology for that day and the moon would have been very afflicted in it's aspects. It "indicated" that the child would have emotional disorders and suicidal tendencies, On the 2nd the moon moved out of those aspects. So she called the doctor, said she had a fever and moved the surgery to the 2nd.


Many years later, my Dad hired a really nice guy to work at one of his stores. He was the same age as my mom's cousin's daughter. He was smart, nice, good looking, talented, outgoing. Shockingly he committed suicide about a year later. No one seemed to know he had such pain or why he would do that. My mom looked at his obit. and she saw his birthdate. She remembered that this was the exact "bad moon" date her cousin wanted to avoided having her child on.

My son was induced and also C-section (on PI day).

Got the shot for RH- also.

Makes sense considering the family I was married into.

:)

There was an astrologer who did a lengthy article complaining that C sections were making the world more conservative. Tow the line conservative babies are often born in morning whereas rebellious people are often born in evening

Theres also a house placement in morning babies that often idicates they will lose their childhood home thru move etc. They wont be teenagers in the same house where they were raised as babies and toddlerhood

I was born at about 2:30 p.m. and my husband was born at 3:30 p.m. We are both Conservative and rebellious, lol.