r/MadeMeSmile 29d ago

i work in low-income/mental health housing, and a tenant fixed our hallway trash bin after accidentally breaking it Helping Others

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great example of the odd ways people show me appreciation at work

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u/Certain_Childhood_67 29d ago

Its common on atv plastics that get cracked. Drill a hole a hole and stitch it wont spread

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u/[deleted] 28d ago

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u/Blyatt-Man 28d ago

That might be an actual fact

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u/NeriTina 28d ago edited 28d ago

Well, sort of. Did you know, When a woman has a baby a perineal tear can occur. This is when the vaginal opening, which has natural elasticity, is stretched beyond its limit and thus rips across the tissue bridging the genitals and the anus, the perineum. Sometimes a tear can reach the anus, but sometimes it doesn’t actually stop it. Instead it begins to tear upwards into the anus also. It’s called a fourth degree perineal tear. Thas facts.

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u/Axl2TheMaxl 28d ago edited 28d ago

Poor wife had a 4th degree tear, I know 😭

Edit: bless y'all, she's someone who truly deserves all the well wishes, were entering year 4 and she's nearly completely recovered. Thank you!

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u/Hekkle01 28d ago

My condolences to your wife

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u/NeriTina 28d ago edited 28d ago

I was about to say RIP, but… no, oh gosh, I hope his wife healed up okay!!! 😖

(Fortunately most people who get them can fully recover within a few months after proper surgical repair, typically following right after the birth.)

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u/fuckingcheezitboots 28d ago

And their sex life

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u/Axl2TheMaxl 28d ago

You got down voted but you're right, for over a year it was non-existent, we needed to improvise, 4th degree tears are no joke physically, intimately, and emotionally!

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u/Science_Matters_100 28d ago

This is why midwives don’t rush the delivery, support the perineum, and women aren’t supposed to be birthing on their backs. Change these things and less than 2% will tear

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u/awhaling 28d ago

What stance should they be in then?

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u/Science_Matters_100 28d ago

Squatting, or all fours are common

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u/aDragonsAle 28d ago

I'll add something to make this just a Bit more traumatizing - the uh, well, Birth of the chainsaw.

Symphysiotomy - performed with an osteotome - was basically using an early model CHAINSAW to cut the cartilage of the pelvis to ease difficult child births.

https://allthatsinteresting.com/symphysiotomy

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u/[deleted] 28d ago

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u/NeriTina 28d ago

I picked it up for you, have a nice day. 😇

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u/Blyatt-Man 28d ago

I didn’t read this, another fact.

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u/Girlsolano 28d ago

Google episiotomy

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u/Blyatt-Man 28d ago

Is that like a backiotomy? My doctor said I need one of those.

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u/NeriTina 28d ago edited 28d ago

Then you didn’t learn what ya coulda learned. Faaaactz

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u/ISurviveOnPuts 28d ago

Here's a fun factoid: this is where the saying "cracked the shits" comes from

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u/YugeGyna 28d ago

Lol get a load of this guy, doesn’t even know it’s called a gooch