The US performs way more c-sections than should be medically necessary, and there was a report showing that certain hospitals and doctors are much more likely to perform one than others.

Oh, oh, oh. Let me count the ways I've been all over that box o' shit giving/taking. I used to be too timid. Then I was too blunt. Then I was waaaayyyy too vulnerable (oh, panic attacks and ulcers aren't standard conditions for a 20-something?). Now I work with people that aren't nearly as…

And that pump looks so antiquated!

This. I've only worked for places with less than 50 employees.

I work in a historic building that cannot be remodeled. As a nursing mom, I personally would recognize that that is the best you can do in the space available. A lock, an outlet, a chair, and a fridge are all you need.

Can I work there?

Pittsburgh/Western PA.

This is everything.

I just said pink and no smell. Not a flower kind of girl, so I think it was $300 tops on flowers.

The "traditional" meets alt meets Irish Catholic drinking that is on par with prep-as-hell.

Okay, I used to live in this county way back when.

THIS.

All the points for a scrimshaw reference.

Baby Bourbon is 2 months but there is no way in hell I would a.) have him in the pit at any concert b.) bring him to a concert without earmuffs. Those are two pretty high risks to take. Especially when it's fucking Brad Paisley. Cheese and crackers!

I absolutely loved how I looked pregnant. I kind of miss it. Baby Bourbon has given me some major boobs and arm tone postpartum, but that's about it. Oh and a lovely scar since he decided to be difficult when entering the world.

Oh, I have a tie!

Yeah. That's it's own kind of hell.

I never really liked their preppy clothes much, but I did like their bathing suits years ago. I knew 6 years ago that their sizes were bullshit when an extra small was too big. I'm not *that* tiny.

Y'all. I cannot express how happy these grading system make me.