From the informed consent form the midwives’ office gave me to read and sign:
Specific risks associate with cesarean section performed during labor are scaring to mother…
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hee hee
Yeah, it always annoys me when they misspell “Caesarian.”
Very scaring.
Note: In the days when I was a rural pastor doing “everything” including the bulletin, there was a typo about the upcoming “Pot Luck Dinner.” (missed a letter on the “Luck”) On his way out, one of the older men in the church said, with a twinkle in his eye, “I’m really looking forward to that dinner!”
another spelling mishap from the archives:
leaving the “l” out “public.” like being a 9th grader isn’t hard enough w/o doing something like that (true story. not me).
I misspelled “Dumbbell” in the spelling bee when I was a wee lad.
I laughed tho.