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    1. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 Apr 7
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      Julia Hartley-Brewer Retweeted Ben Page, Ipsos MORI

      Tell you what, when men throw up 24 hours a day for 3 months straight, carry a baby for 9 months, go through a 74 hour labour & can breastfeed their babies then feel free to share the paid time off work to care for the baby. Until then, bugger off.https://twitter.com/benatipsosmori/status/1114815127147220992 …

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      Ben Page, Ipsos MORIVerified account @benatipsosmori
      Proud to have given men and women equal maternity/paternity leave and pay @IpsosMORI https://twitter.com/IsabelBerwick/status/1114812931642941441 …
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    2. Maria‏ @Ullcity Apr 7
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      Replying to @JuliaHB1

      It should be biased towards the woman definitely, but if she had a c section then he would need to be off too.

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    3. Kate Crisp‏ @kec1964 Apr 7
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      Replying to @Ullcity @JuliaHB1

      I had c sections both times and my husband didn’t take paternity leave. Guess what? I coped!

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      Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 Apr 7
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      Replying to @kec1964 @Ullcity

      Yes, none of my friends who had C sections needed their menfolk to take months off work to help!

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        2. Winston Smith‏ @winssmith1984 Apr 7
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @kec1964 @Ullcity

          My partner did. Our baby stopped breathing. The c section was performed in less time than it took for me to gown up but they tore her bladder and did other damage. Our baby survived but she spent 8 hours in theatre being patched up and could do little for months.

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        3. Callie Walnuts‏ @CallieWalnuts Apr 7
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          Replying to @winssmith1984 @JuliaHB1 and

          Similar story to mine. I nearly died giving birth to my daughter & had to be resuscitated. My partner used up all his annual leave to look after us afterwards. I would have given anything to have had him spend more time at home.

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        4. Doctor Bass‏ @Dr_Bass Apr 7
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          Likewise my wife, she didn’t have to be resuscitated but had an emergency general after complications, I took a month off and ended up having to take other days off after that month lapsed because she was still very poorly. She should’ve just “coped” though I guess.

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        5. Maria‏ @Ullcity Apr 8
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          Replying to @Dr_Bass @CallieWalnuts and

          Exactly, why just 'cope'..

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        6. Winston Smith‏ @winssmith1984 Apr 8
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          Replying to @Ullcity @Dr_Bass and

          Because people like JHB are incapable of considering that not everyone fits within their narrow definition of the norm!

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        7. Kate Crisp‏ @kec1964 Apr 8
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          Replying to @winssmith1984 @Ullcity and

          Tbf the experiences of the people responding to my tweet aren’t exactly the norm!

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        8. Doctor Bass‏ @Dr_Bass Apr 8
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          Replying to @kec1964 @winssmith1984 and

          Yes they are. I didn’t realise how “normal” it was until we had our daughter. The vast majority of women we’ve met and discussed it with have had similar issues at birth (to varying degrees obviously).

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        2. Mark Bartlam  🇬🇧 🇪🇺‏ @MarkBartlam Apr 7
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @kec1964 @Ullcity

          My wife had a C section. Because of complications, she needed weeks to recover and I had to take weeks off work to take care of my son.

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        3. Martin McGeown‏ @Ultim8HEEL Apr 7
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          Replying to @MarkBartlam @JuliaHB1 and

          Aul Julia ignores that because it didn't happen to her friends so it's not valid. It's not like everyones different and some need support while others don't but screw those who do because they aren't her kind of people

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        1. Justin‏ @justin_siddons Apr 7
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @kec1964 @Ullcity

          Maybe we don't have to have the time off. Maybe we would like to have the time off to help. Why should my wife 'cope' when we're a team? My wife has just had major heart surgery and I'm sure she would have 'coped' but that's not what I want for her and vice versa.

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        1. Clem Fandango‏ @RodneyDashcam Apr 7
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @kec1964 @Ullcity

          In that case they can go back to work earlier and share the love 😘

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        1. Michael J Shaw‏ @MichaelJShaw2 Apr 7
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          Replying to @JuliaHB1 @kec1964 @Ullcity

          Except some women who have children are bad mothers

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