Thrombus

V'tani ribchia, and ribchia taught immediately in the Gemara, eina matama lo b'maga lo b'masa, that this charor azdam is matami neither b'maga nor b'masa, but amai.

T'nihi I can understand why it's not because we'll say that whatever you touched was not this blood clot, but rather some other blood that isn't the fetus or whatever.

But at least it should be If we're saying that the tumor, because we had said in the Gemara that the reason why you are not, why it's not metameh, b'maga b'masa, is because it's bato, bato berov.

So I can understand why bato berov would work in terms of tata, b'maga, because we'll say you didn't actually touch this harar azdam.

It's not, we learn in our mission.

Now here's the question that is, yeah, there are questions on the question, but here's the question.

Tanan, we learned in our Mishnah, Rebbe Lezer ben Yaakov, Rebbe Lezer ben Yaakov, says Rebbe Lezer ben Yaakov, that expels a blood clot to cover, bury it, and it is from the Bechorim.

meaning the next baby born will not be the B'chor.

They say the same concept.

Rabbi Eliezer ben Yaakov, that which we just said about this blood clot, from the Mishnah.

What's the Rav Shimon Shita that's in Kahutz? The Tanan that we learn in a Mishnah in Masechta Nida that we're going to learn about in probably about six months or so.

that if a woman miscarries a placenta in a house, so it was a miscarriage, an early birth, and no embryo is visible in the amniotic sac, But there was an amniotic sac along with...

But yeah, I didn't really write up a detailed conclusion because it just seemed like to write a detailed conclusion would just be like a lot of details.

But anyway, I don't know.

We just like... we had that blood clot at the middle, at the beginning, which we were talking about, well, on the one hand, it's poter rechem, on the other hand, it's not, it's not tumaz magu mas, on the other hand, you bury it, on the other hand, yeah, you know, why is it, is it a vlad? Like, what is it? Anyways, we talked about like a fetus and the machlok is about if the fetus is giving time to Tumasah Oel we talked about when a woman gives birth to a stillborn at what point can you consider it like there's Tumasah Oel when it kind of opens up the womb in which cases can it open up the womb and not open up the womb and skynes and stuff we talked about the fish brine and the water being bottled and Anyways, lots of just detailed stuff on today's topic.

Anyways, I hope you enjoyed it.

Um, about halfway through that pregnancy, I started having symptoms.

I had, like, heaviness in my leg, and my leg was getting discolored, and so obviously my mind right away went to like, "Oh my gosh, I have a blood clot.

I'm pregnant."

Mm-hmm.

...

I, you know, I left.

You, like, wanna have relief that you're like, "Okay, I don't have a blood clot," but yet you have that, like, pit in your stomach where you're like, "This is just-

Mm-hmm

Mm-hmm.

Um, now it was started by a blood clot, right?

It was.

And I should also point out, I've heard a few people mention it, I also had a, um, deep vein thrombosis, I believe it's called, um, I sent you a picture, in my right leg.

So at this time, I go down to, at the end of 2021, I go down to BC for Christmas, and I'm wearing a compression sock on my hand at this point.

I come back to Grand Prairie, and it's, uh, January 30th of 2022, and it's a Sunday afternoon, and my phone's ringing, and it's my family doctor.

And I'm at work, and I answer the phone, I'm like, "You know." And he goes, "So I got the results of your, of your scan, and we can see that you have a massive blood clot underneath your armpit." So I had a blood clot that was forming underneath my armpit, which if they would've continued with that ultrasound, they would've seen that, but they didn't.

So I had a massive blood clot right here, and I'm, I'm kinda like, "Okay, what do we gotta do? I got a life to live." And he's like, "Oh, that's not all."