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I have to C&P this one from the Bump

From Blended Families:

" I know he stays with her every night at either his or her house but something hurts a little more to know they will be making it "official" by sharing a home.  The place I called home for years.  The place I was building a life in with my fiance.  The place where I buried my placenta with a tree thinking I would watch it grow for years and think of my son...it's like my heart is breaking all over again..."

Please tell me normal people don't do this. 

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Re: I have to C&P this one from the Bump

  • Tell her to dig it up and replant. 
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  • I've heard of people both burying and eating them.  I didn't see my placenta, but from the look on DH's face when it came out, it is not something I would want to bury or eat.
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  • Meh....If I was her I'd make sure to let the new chick know that my placenta was haunting her yard and possibly fertilizing her vegetable garden.
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  • January Jones dried hers and ate it.  DOn't know if she counts as "normal" or not, though.

    But yes... this is a "thing".

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  • Yeah, one of the replies:

    Actually injesting (like im doing) your placenta has many medical benefits and many people plant it or dry it and keep it.

     

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  • imageRobotLegs:

    Yeah, one of the replies:

    Actually injesting (like im doing) your placenta has many medical benefits and many people plant it or dry it and keep it.

     

    i wonder if it makes you literate.  

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  • this is such a freakin bummer.  that's hardcore having to LITERALLY leave a piece of you at the new house where your xh is banging his girlfriend.  

    it gives me the wiggns.

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  • imageFrkls:
    imageRobotLegs:

    Yeah, one of the replies:

    Actually injesting (like im doing) your placenta has many medical benefits and many people plant it or dry it and keep it.

     

    i wonder if it makes you literate.  

    Lol.

    A lot of people claim that encapsulated placenta can stave off ppd.

    I guess I don't think this is that weird, although I had no desire to save mine. I think the placenta is fascinating and I can see why people are attached to it. Hippie, party of one? 

  • If you have a homebirth you cannot just dump the medical waste in the trash.  Many people will bury the placenta.

    Of all the crazy out there in bump/nest land, this is not too far out.  It is kind of sad.

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  • imageseamco12:
    Meh....If I was her I'd make sure to let the new chick know that my placenta was haunting her yard and possibly fertilizing her vegetable garden.

    lol! I like this.

    And at least January Jones had it put in capsules and took it in pill form. This grosses me out a lot less than picturing somebody at the dinner table with a fork and knife. 

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  • imageFrkls:

    this is such a freakin bummer.  that's hardcore having to LITERALLY leave a piece of you at the new house where your xh is banging his girlfriend.  

    it gives me the wiggns.

    Yeah I think it's weird but I'd be super pissed if I went through all the trouble of actually doing it and some new chick is living there now.

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  • imageridesbuttons:

    If you have a homebirth you cannot just dump the medical waste in the trash.  Many people will bury the placenta.

    Of all the crazy out there in bump/nest land, this is not too far out.  It is kind of sad.

     

    I feel like burying medical waste wouldn't be okay either.  That gets into the water table yo. 

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  • imageJanieJones:
    imageridesbuttons:

    If you have a homebirth you cannot just dump the medical waste in the trash.  Many people will bury the placenta.

    Of all the crazy out there in bump/nest land, this is not too far out.  It is kind of sad.

     

    I feel like burying medical waste wouldn't be okay either.  That gets into the water table yo. 

    Then I guess you wouldn't want to be downhill from where I buried my horse.

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  • imageridesbuttons:
    imageJanieJones:
    imageridesbuttons:

    If you have a homebirth you cannot just dump the medical waste in the trash.  Many people will bury the placenta.

    Of all the crazy out there in bump/nest land, this is not too far out.  It is kind of sad.

     

    I feel like burying medical waste wouldn't be okay either.  That gets into the water table yo. 

    Then I guess you wouldn't want to be downhill from where I buried my horse.

    dh once did a funeral where he buried a guy next ot his horse. 

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