Teh One Who Knocks
07-17-2015, 10:54 AM
Amy Willis for Metro.co.uk
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As if giving birth wasn’t bad enough – there’s a new trend threatening women’s dignity in the delivery room.
Doctors have started taking selfies next to women’s vaginas, often while she is naked and sometimes at the moment the baby is crowning.
One doctor, a student obstetrician called Daniel Sanchez, has come under fire for uploading one such selfie on his Instagram page.
Sanchez, from Venezuela, posted an image of himself smirking as a woman, who is naked from the waist down, gives birth. A fellow doctor appears to have his hands still in or around her vagina as the baby crowns.
Sanchez, who has since set his Instagram page to private, tagged the image: ‘Lady I can deliver your baby but first let me take a selfie’.
http://i.imgur.com/06CPUmO.jpg
He later added: ‘bring kids into the world and reconstruct pussies’ – boasting that his team give women vaginas that are ‘brand new, like a car with zero kilometres on the clock’.
Hmmm.
But the joke was on him after the picture (obviously) sparked anger online with 4,000 people signing a petition calling for Sanchez to face disciplinary action.
Sanchez apologised for any offence caused, but denies taking the photograph himself.
He does however claim that the woman had not been disrespected because ‘you cannot see her genitals or her face’, and he also claims she gave consent.
It is unclear whether the woman really did allow the photograph to be taken.
This image is not the first either, with the hashtag #deliveryroom becoming increasingly popular on Instagram.
http://i.imgur.com/GcwSDPx.png
Another selfie of two doctors posing next to a naked woman emerged online a while back with the woman appearing to be unconscious after undergoing a caesarean (see image above).
And a nurse called Francisco Salgado reportedly uploaded a picture of an out-of-focus bloody vagina with an in focus person stitching her up alongside the tagline #thankfulhusbandstitch.
The ‘husband stitch’ where a woman is given an extra stitch to make sex ‘better’ for her husband. Yup. Really.
http://i.imgur.com/zKh5QGR.jpg
As if giving birth wasn’t bad enough – there’s a new trend threatening women’s dignity in the delivery room.
Doctors have started taking selfies next to women’s vaginas, often while she is naked and sometimes at the moment the baby is crowning.
One doctor, a student obstetrician called Daniel Sanchez, has come under fire for uploading one such selfie on his Instagram page.
Sanchez, from Venezuela, posted an image of himself smirking as a woman, who is naked from the waist down, gives birth. A fellow doctor appears to have his hands still in or around her vagina as the baby crowns.
Sanchez, who has since set his Instagram page to private, tagged the image: ‘Lady I can deliver your baby but first let me take a selfie’.
http://i.imgur.com/06CPUmO.jpg
He later added: ‘bring kids into the world and reconstruct pussies’ – boasting that his team give women vaginas that are ‘brand new, like a car with zero kilometres on the clock’.
Hmmm.
But the joke was on him after the picture (obviously) sparked anger online with 4,000 people signing a petition calling for Sanchez to face disciplinary action.
Sanchez apologised for any offence caused, but denies taking the photograph himself.
He does however claim that the woman had not been disrespected because ‘you cannot see her genitals or her face’, and he also claims she gave consent.
It is unclear whether the woman really did allow the photograph to be taken.
This image is not the first either, with the hashtag #deliveryroom becoming increasingly popular on Instagram.
http://i.imgur.com/GcwSDPx.png
Another selfie of two doctors posing next to a naked woman emerged online a while back with the woman appearing to be unconscious after undergoing a caesarean (see image above).
And a nurse called Francisco Salgado reportedly uploaded a picture of an out-of-focus bloody vagina with an in focus person stitching her up alongside the tagline #thankfulhusbandstitch.
The ‘husband stitch’ where a woman is given an extra stitch to make sex ‘better’ for her husband. Yup. Really.