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"The bedsheet was torn into a bandage and the baby only saw its mother's breast after 20 hours!" A Tartu woman tells how women gave birth in the old days

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"The ward was not cleaned, dust rolls from wool blankets were floating under the beds," recalls Kristiina Palumäe, who gave birth to two daughters in the early 1970s, of her experiences giving birth.
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"The bedsheet was torn into a bandage and the baby only saw its mother's breast after 20 hours!" A Tartu woman tells how women gave birth in the old days

"The ward was not cleaned, dust rolls from wool blankets were floating under the beds," recalls Kristiina Palumäe, who gave birth to two daughters in the early 1970s, of her experiences giving birth.

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ohtuleht.ee broke the news in on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
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