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Tom Monitors Fetus

Anastasia said:
"He keeps putting his testicles all over me, you know, like octopus?"

Katie's been looking like Mia Farrow in Rosemary's Baby lately, with the sunken, dark eyes and haunted, strained pallor. I hope it is just the pregnancy (though if it's making her look that ill, what the hell is she doing flying to China?) and she's not thinking, 'Oh God, what have I done?'

Aren't there all sorts of studies that link extra ultrasounds to ear problems after the baby is born? Like a marked increase in infections/need for tubes/etc? How does Tom even think he's going to be able to read the results? I guess you don't have to go to school for things like that if you're a Manly Man :rolleyes:

My understanding is that, while the sonograms we typically see are very very fuzzy, the technology has been around for quite awhile to produce much clearer images, it's just very expensive. Being who he is, perhaps he's going for the top of the line ...

I do feel bad for Katie ... she's clearly been brainwashed for this little experiment. Recently read an interview with her ex--WHAT a jerk! No wonder Tom and Scientology looked good after that! Mr Klein has a lot to answer for ...
 
I think Tom is monitoring the baby to make sure he is not gay...like his father...


Tom Cruise is a lunatic.
 
of course the baby must be monitored, tom must keep track of its' thetan levels:lol: :lol:
 
I found this on FreeKatie.net:

RESTON, Va., Nov. 29 /PRNewswire/ -- Actors Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes
may be placing their unborn child at risk if they are performing fetal
ultrasound on Ms. Holmes with no medical supervision and, if so, should not,
in any way, view their fetal keepsake ultrasound images as a substitute for
appropriate medical attention. Use of such medical equipment by unlicensed
individuals may also be a violation of federal law.
The American College of Radiology (ACR) fully supports the views of the US
Food and Drug Administration that fetal ultrasound be performed only for
medical purposes, by certified technologists, with a prescription from an
appropriately licensed provider.
"This is a patient safety issue. Untrained people, even if they have the
financial means, should not buy, or be allowed to buy and operate, ultrasound
machines which are, in fact, medical devices and should not be used without a
medical indication," said Carol M. Rumack, MD, FACR, Chair of the ACR
Ultrasound Commission. "Images of the fetus are an opportunity to diagnose
problems before birth that may require treatment. These images should be
obtained by certified technologists under the supervision of physicians
properly trained in ultrasound. The images should then be interpreted by
properly trained physicians and discussed with the parents and treating
physicians in order to plan for the best care of the baby and mother," said
Dr. Rumack.
Ultrasound imaging, also known as ultrasound scanning or sonography, is a
method of obtaining images from inside the human body through the use of high
frequency sound waves. The sound waves' echoes are recorded and displayed as a
real-time, visual image.
Ultrasound is generally considered safe when used by properly trained
providers for medical purposes. Physicians routinely use ultrasound imaging to
check the size, location, number or age of fetuses in the womb; the presence
of some types of birth defects; fetal movement; breathing; and heartbeat.
However, ultrasound should not be considered completely innocuous. Laboratory
studies have shown that diagnostic levels of ultrasound can produce physical
effects in tissue, such as mechanical vibrations and rise in temperature,
particularly when used for a prolonged period of time.
The FDA stated on August 30, 2005, that "public health experts, clinicians
and industry agree that casual exposure to ultrasound, especially during
pregnancy, should be avoided. Viewed in this light, exposing the fetus to
ultrasound with no anticipation of medical benefit is not justified."
"The ACR is concerned that Tom Cruise has been badly advised regarding the
use and potential abuse of ultrasound. There are many abnormalities that may
be missed by the untrained eye. Also, if it is not medically necessary, the
use of ultrasound raises unnecessary physical risk to the fetus," said Dr.
Rumack.
The FDA has also stated, "Persons who promote, sell or lease ultrasound
equipment for making 'keepsake' fetal videos should know that FDA views this
as an unapproved use of a medical device. In addition, those who subject
individuals to ultrasound exposure using a diagnostic ultrasound device (a
prescription device) without a physician's order may be in violation of state
or local laws or regulations regarding use of a prescription medical device."
"It is disconcerting that a company would sell a medical device to a
person not qualified in any way to perform or interpret ultrasound. In
medicine, our basic rule has been 'first, do no harm.' No medical procedure is
performed or drug given without weighing the risk and the benefit to the
patient. If there is no medical supervision for this process, I see no benefit
to the patient, which in this case, is Mr. Cruise's unborn child," said Dr.
Rumack.
 
I can only say that I hope that Social Services will be monitoring this baby really closely,and will save it from this loon when it becomes necessary.When,rather than if.
 
I think Tom gives off a creepy vibe...like someone who could snap anytime:wacko:
 
It's strange....ordinarily I'd be nothing but positive and happy for any couple expecting their first....but there is something which really send shivers down my spine about these two and their situation.

I wish the baby great health but Tom Cruise is just odd to the point that i just can't explain.
 
cosmogrl5 said:
LOL. That is my theory! I think he had her get pregnant, so he can raise his son/daughter to be the next psycho Scientology leader and take over the world! :ninja:
That could totally backfire, though. For all he knows, this child could grow up to become the next Pat Robertson....
 
cosmogrl5 said:
LOL. That is my theory! I think he had her get pregnant, so he can raise his son/daughter to be the next psycho Scientology leader and take over the world! :ninja:
You know, I completely agree with you. For some reason this reminds me of "The Omen" or "Bless the Child" - in a very disturbing way :huh:
 

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