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By Marcello Di Cintio In LiteraryPosted January 1, 2018Retrospective: FatherhoodI attended classes and read books. I learned the mechanics of back labour and the action of intravenous pitocin. Experts taught me all about breech birth, water birth and afterbirth. Nobody, [...] READ MORE
