Ex Scientology Kids

Hi!
I have had no personal experiences in connection to the cos apart from a brief, superficial introduction in my "ethics" class back in school (not in the sense of scientology's ethics of course).

I remembered a comment about Anonymous's LA picket in March, where that promo trailer of the "church" was blaring all day long - next to a hospital and someone, I think it was Mark Bunker, remarked that that noise ought to have disrupted countless silent births.

If I have got this correct, every noise (and drugs too) cause those halmful engrams for the child. (Does that include the mother too? Giving birth is surely quite painful. <--just read that up on scn's website: "Of course they can make noises — the point of silent birth is NO WORDS." Is that correct?)



Well, cos has that superior technique of auditing which can remove any and every engram. Why put an emphasis on silent birth in the first place when they are able to cure any harm that my have been caused by not applying it? Why should they bother?
What does a person in a Scientoligist's mindset think about that? Are you aware of that link?

So far for my first words here on ESK. :)



Happy picketing today for anyone who's going to!

Apparently they believe that those engrams that are caused during birth are some of the most traumatic...

I think more disturbing is the fact they are not allowed to TALK to the baby for ONE WEEK. And NO BREASTFEEDING.

Having given birth I can categorically say that doing so silently would have impossible and cruel on the mother, one of the only ways I could help my pain was to use my voice to externalise it.

Just yet another example of the co$ dictating everything and especially matters concerning women.

LRH developed a Barley based formula that he recommended, and early on I remember people using that. Later, as the benefits of breastfeeding became more widely known, even devout Scientologists would opt for breastfeeding. Their view was that some of Hubbard's research was incomplete by today's standards. The La Leche League is a common resource used for Scientologists.

I took birthing classes from a Scientologist and she didn't say anything about not talking to babies for the first week. I haven't read or heard of that before, and I don't think that is widely practiced. I'm not saying he didn't say it, but when it comes to kids, Scientologists don't necessarily follow what LRH wrote if it doesn't make sense.

One of my children was delivered was by same instructor of my classes. When his shoulders were about be delivered, she told me very quietly not to push and I didn't hear her and continued to push. I ended up needing what could have been an avoidable episiotomy. That didn't work out so well for me!