Quiz: When I was born?

There is a myth that, idea of date and time of your birth can affect your personality. Each time period is having some unique and interesting qualities. Take the following quiz to refresh your mind. ------- ------- ---- When I was born? The Birth Stories scheme intends to bring together researchers from the University of Leeds, scientists from the Thackray Medical Museum, and local parents and guests to investigate stories of childbirth and consider how the gallery should tell those stories. As a portion of the Thackray Birth Stories project, I\'m going to tell the story of my birth. The scheme helps people of all ages to tell narratives about their births, their children\'s births and to return to the obtaining of the Thackray. So I\'ve driven up the challenge myself! To continue your story, after you\'ve built a Yarn account, include this section in your first paragraph of your own narrative. To do this, choose the \'quote this passage\' button on the right-hand facet. You might want to tell a minimum about what occurred, where the birth took position, and who was there. But it\'s totally up to you - share as much or as little as you like! By citing this passage, we\'ll be ready to find and understand your story. The first difficulty is telling a narrative that you don\'t memorize. But I\'ve heard lots of articles about what occurred when I was born, from my parents and different relatives. My parents were living in I was their 4 child, and my mum dutifully showed all the fetal developments leading up to the birth - though discovered this more unsettling than encouraging... familiar with the bulk at this time, I was born in the home, in the It was 26th july 1994, Over the years, I\'ve learnt some details regarding how the birth went. Being a fourth child, my mum was in labour for extraordinary hours. She eventually chose to have an epidural to decrease the pain. As for the delivery itself, conditions were made more difficult because the umbilical string was wrapped approximately around my neck. My dad tells me he held in front of the child heart manager screen to ensure my mum couldn\'t recognize my heart rate dipping because the cord was preventing me from breathing. Forceps were required - then I eventually arrived at 8.00 pm. Secondly, on renewed opportunities, my Aunty haughtily tells me about how he was first to come and attend me and my parents in the home. The detail he- and so I - recognize was that they each sat and ate preserves on ceremony... It\'s funny the details that get dragged down, and the consequences that identify such a big family moment. Here are unusual cards my parents obtained from family and friends. I admire when this practice began? One thing I remarked was how much less flushed there is than today - the boards are much more varied than the new boy ones you see in the shops today. I was approached by remarkable traditional hand-knitted pieces - a jumper/dress connected by my grandma (with matching clothes, not shown here!) and a shawl connected by my mum. The \'sheepy blanket\' was a big occupancy throughout my childhood...