Kat

A woman is sitting at a table with her back to the door, and is waiting for the ketchup to come out of the bottle. She's got it sitting sideways on top of a glass. Suddenly, her husband comes home from the war, right as the ketchup comes out of the bottle. They embrace, and dance to the song playing. I think they sit down and eat whatever she was eating.

The thing is, I can't remember the song! Here's a part of the lyrics.

I like it slow. Takin my time, around the world, i like it slow.

It's like, an older song, maybe 50s. I think the commercial aired in the 80s-90s. PLEASE HELP!

If my grandma believed that her doctor knew her own body better then she did, she'd be dead right now. He was overdosing her on medication. I know of a lady that was told her first born child would be born with severe health problems, and would die anyway, plus there was a 95% chance that she'd die too. They pressured her to have an abortion, almost to the point of bullying her, and he was born perfectly healthy. I've heard of that time and time again.

So my question is, why, if doctors say that a mother might die from continuing a pregnancy, does either the woman, or her entire support system automatically believe them with no question whatsoever??? It is so uncommon for a woman to actually die from CARRYING a baby, but still, people without fail, believe it to be true in every single case!