LOONY LISA

[maks]

did you give your baby, which had a central nervous system and could feel pain, any painkillers before you had it disembowled and vacuumed out?

[Battery Bits]

did you give your baby, which had a central nervous system and could feel pain, any painkillers before you had it disembowled and vacuumed out?

FIRST TRIMESTER: BABY STARTS MOVING
A mere 16 days after conception, your fetus’s neural plate forms (think of it as the foundation of your baby’s brain and spinal cord). It grows longer and folds onto itself, until that fold morphs into a groove, and that groove turns into a tube — the neural tube. Once the neural tube closes, at around week 6 or week 7 of pregnancy, it curves and bulges into three sections, commonly known as the forebrain, midbrain and hindbrain. Just to the rear of the hindbrain sits the part that will soon turn into your baby’s spinal cord. Soon, these areas bubble into those five different regions of the brain that we’re most familiar with: the cerebrum, cerebellum, brain stem, pituitary gland and the hypothalamus. Of course, all of these fetal brain areas need more time to be fully up and running!

I had an abortion at about 3 weeks maks, there was an undeveoped spinal cord, not a brain with brain activity