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Showing Original Post only (View all)'This is one reason why, unlike earlier centuries, we don't have cemeteries full of children.' [View all]
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'This is one reason why, unlike earlier centuries, we don't have cemeteries full of children.' [View all]
swag
Jan 2022
OP
Funny little secret: Mother Nature has ways of ambushing us. I was raised to believe my brain...
Hekate
Jan 2022
#31
My mother had either four or five siblings that we know of who died.
greatauntoftriplets
Jan 2022
#2
My grandmother lost three of her 19 children, today she has 1,000+ direct descendants.
L. Coyote
Jan 2022
#11
Same with my Dad. 24 kids, only 14 made it to adulthood. (4 died in a fire)
Midnight Writer
Jan 2022
#23
My grandmother took them out to the cemetery and buried them herself, under cover of night.
Midnight Writer
Jan 2022
#26
Sanitation, nutrition, and antibiotics are other big reasons for reduced childhood mortality
Klaralven
Jan 2022
#9