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Re: Question about my spider python
 Originally Posted by Simple Man
If that child was purposely made knowing it would suffer with parkinsons it's entire life. I don't believe Spiders and their combos suffer one bit though. They seem to excel in most things. I love spiders, I can deal with the wobble (mine doesn't show any except a little bit after he's struck and constricted), but it is definitely not the same. I respect the people that won't breed based on that and was hesitant myself, but I recently realized my Bee is the most relaxed, stress free, best eating snake I own. If the issue was as bad as some people think, then the snakes wouldn't be alive to represent themselves. A wild caught specimen would never have made it. To each his own though...
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I agree with you, but how many women over 35 have children KNOWING their chances of having a child with special needs raises after that age? Women are having children much later in life knowing all the risks that go with it. I have a perfectly normal (normal for my family ) little 6 year old sister, my mom had her at 41 knowing what the risks were. People DO "breed" knowing there are risks/possibilites of birth defects. Like you said if the wobble was as bad as most make it out to be, they wouldn't survive. Survival of the fittest right?
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