My Waters Broke

[dibbers006]

Not mine obviously. Silly.

Someone I know is 20weeks pregnant and her waters have broken. 'They' think that it was an accidental tear as opposed to the onset.

Question for the masses...

The powers that be are some how sustaining her unborns within here until closer to the due date.

How on earth do they do that without the waters.

We have visions of some steam pumps and a large hose.

Does she have the capacity to 'top' up or regenerate the waters.

[dibbers006]

ETA 'My Waters Broke' is almost certainly the incorrect grammar and spelling... please, enlighten me.

[BarRefaeli]

You're on the right path.
It's similar to topping up a combi boiler, they hook her up to the mains water supply and every so often the dial on her tummy indicates low pressure so she has to reach down and turn the tap to repressurise.
The equipment is made by Glow-Womb.

[Cock Womble]

It depends when the old boiler was last serviced.

Oh, sorry, I see it was twenty weeks ago.

[Neil H]

Are her radiators getting warm? Give them a feel.

[andy400]

BarRefaeli said:

made by Glow-Womb.

Get out.

[71notout]

No need to worrying about bleeding her, I hear women come self-bleeding on a monthly basis...

Edited by 71notout on Tuesday 9th February 15:58

[dibbers006]

I guess it was too much to ask for a sensible answer

Oh well, let's hope they keep topping her up!

[Lost soul]

dibbers006 said:

'They' think that it was an accidental tear

Too much info mate