[Sharon]

This is the eviseration method as mentioned in part 1:

http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...0/#post1911761

When decapitation it is not technically possible, evisceration is the option. The thorax or abdomen is perforated and all the internal organs are removed manually. The body collapses and an internal evisceration can be done without the risk of rupturing the uterus. The evisceration is followed by extraction of one or two feet

[Pelle]

[Sharon]

Originally Posted by Pelle ↗

A at this? Goodness gracious me Pelle

[Faline]

oh my

[Airbornemama]

That is just Soooooo sad!!!

[Sharon]

Originally Posted by Softballmama13 ↗

That is just Soooooo sad!!!

Devastating eh? I'm surprised these haven't received much comments

[collaredgirl65]

[**butterflylove**]

Wow that is truly amazing, I never have heard of such a gynaecological emergency. It surely must only be done in the most dire of circumstances. I am a survivor of a "ruptured uterus" with my third baby (and yes I have seen the so called 'light at the end of the tunnel') and that was an emergency situation (if interested, google it, its very rare) but this situation is just aweful, poor mum (and dad)

[Corky43]

Rest in peace sweet one. Poor family poor babies. So the baby is alive and they do this? or is the baby dead before they take it well you know gut it

[malcon]

Originally Posted by Corky43 ↗

Rest in peace sweet one. Poor family poor babies. So the baby is alive and they do this? or is the baby dead before they take it well you know gut it

I believe she stated this is done when the baby has died in utero.