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Birth time clarification
My wife has delivered a healthy boy in normal delivery and the time of birth mentioned in the birth certificate is 7.52 am. I was not there during delivery and my wife called me at 8.07 am to give me the good news of the birth of baby. Later when I inquired with nurse, she mentioned that time of birth is 6.58 am. But my wife insist that the correct time is 7.52 am only as mentioned in birth certificate. My question is this humanly possible that a mother after delivering a baby can call the husband right after 15 mins. I believe in astrology and so want to know whether I should believe the time mentioned in birth certificate as correct or not.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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12 yrs exp
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Yes the mother can call the partner after 15 minutes of delivery
The time mentioned in the birth certificate should be taken as correct
A few minutes here and there could be an human error n that is possible
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