Jules
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I think it's probably both because you could probably get, what's it, like blood clots or something like that.
And the maternal mortality rate back in the 1920s was 800 deaths per 100,000 people.
Now it's 23.
Okay.
That's actually a lot lower back then than I thought.
And for the baby's infant mortality, it was 86 deaths per 1,000.
And now it's five.
Wow.
So we've gotten it down quite a bit.
I put that one in there because I was like, what's this person doing on a work trip?
Like, why is their employer sending them on a work trip?
Correct.
That late in the game.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure she's going to St.
I don't do it personally, but I know people who do, yeah.
I just ignore it because, like, I don't know.
I feel like it's better to let your skills speak for you instead of you having to say something back.