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My Daughter Was Born with Polydactyly, and I Couldn't Accept It. On the First Night After Giving Birth, I Saw the Midwife Feeding Her milk... (Woman in Her 20s, Shizuoka Prefecture) | J-Town Net
Ms. N, a woman in her twenties living in Shizuoka Prefecture, gave birth to her daughter when she was 19. Her daughter was born with polydactyly, meaning she had two thumbs on her right hand. Ms. N was shocked by this and blamed herself. On her first night after giving birth, she couldn't even sleep in the hospital...
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Ms. N, a woman in her twenties living in Shizuoka Prefecture, gave birth to her daughter when she was 19. Her daughter was born with polydactyly, meaning she had two thumbs on her right hand. Ms. N was shocked by this and blamed herself. On her first night after giving birth, she couldn't even sleep in the hospital...
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