[hansen384cbh]

Certainly a bit odd, but I don't think this is anyone elses business, how they choose to grieve a lost baby... It is also an extreme personal situation...

I agree.

[CtEkM8Vq]

I agree.

I disagree. As a father of two kids myself, if my wife and I were faced with the horrible prospect of a still birth or a baby that couldn't survive a few hours outside the womb, the absolute last thing I'd do is take it home and make my kids hug and kiss it while singing songs and taking pictures. To me, that's the sign of a very disturbed mind.

[NewYorkDoctorD]

I agree Madfranks and to involve young children in the mix is strange to be nice.

Well to be fair anyone seeking to bomb another who hasn't directly done harm to you or yours is wacked.

[leahjhburton]

As weird as I think it is, it is still their business and part of their personal liberty to do so.
Now if Santorum used this information in a campaign speech...then it becomes everyones business and open to public opinion.
He didn't, did he?

[Lapsiks]

[goolen4you]

Actually, I am very familiar with this. Usually when a baby is stillborn or dies shortly after, the parents & family get to hold the baby
and say their good-byes, have a minister come in (or not) and grieve etc. , even take pictures
it's generally always done at the hospital. I have NEVER seen anyone take the baby home and then
take the baby to the funeral home. However strange as it may be, I wouldn't do it, but I completely understand if someone else did it.
The death of a baby/ child is one of the most painful things in the entire world.
The siblings grew close to their unborn brother/sister as well.
Most families just do the funeral , but what these people were actually doing was celebrating the baby's birth
then mourning the baby's death. Sounds bizarro, but I bet it helped them to grieve.

I think they have 7 or 8 kids & they have a little girl with a severe genetic disorder.

[animilius]

Actually, I am very familiar with this. Usually when a baby is stillborn or dies shortly after, the parents & family get to hold the baby
and say their good-byes, have a minister come in (or not) and grieve etc. , even take pictures
it's generally always done at the hospital. I have NEVER seen anyone take the baby home and then
take the baby to the funeral home. However strange as it may be, I wouldn't do it, but I completely understand if someone else did it.
The death of a baby/ child is one of the most painful things in the entire world.
The siblings grew close to their unborn brother/sister as well.
Most families just do the funeral , but what these people were actually doing was celebrating the baby's birth
then mourning the baby's death. Sounds bizarro, but I bet it helped them to grieve.

I think they have 7 or 8 kids & they have a little girl with a severe genetic disorder.

I guess I can't say with certainty, but it just seems so disturbed to me.

[pipittujbk]

As weird as I think it is, it is still their business and part of their personal liberty to do so.
Now if Santorum used this information in a campaign speech...then it becomes everyones business and open to public opinion.
He didn't, did he?

No but he talks about his special needs child, I believe.
Sarah Palin has a special needs child as well. (she used to talk about him when discussing healthcare, I think)
These are not facts, just "I thinks" . I would need to confirm it to be 100 % certain. ( memory not good on certain stuff sumtimes)

[Stappipsy]

on rense radio tonight, starting about 7:08 PM PT (about 8 mins from now):
Webster Griffin Tarpley
The Iowa Vote

Jim Condit Jr
Vote Fraud In Iowa?

Joel Skousen
World Affairs Brief

listen @ http://www.renseradio.com/listenlive.htm

[elektikakass]

Romney Takes a Victory Lap as Santorum Plays Catch-Up

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/05/us...ext-round.html


only mention of Paul is this on the beginning of page 2 of 2: "With Mr. Santorum’s showing in Iowa on Tuesday night, and the strong third-place finish by Representative Ron Paul of Texas, the Republican contest was reset as the race moved to New Hampshire."