Paintr
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Here's an interesting case that may (or may not) shed some light on this case:
"It came to light when Jean-Louis Courjault found the bodies of two babies in the freezer, at the family's home in the South Korean capital, Seoul. Mrs Courjault was on holiday in France at the time, and refused to go back.
In the run-up to her trial, it seems that every leading pregnancy expert in France has been interviewed by the media - and suddenly people here are no longer talking about premeditated murder, they are talking about an intriguing psychological condition called pregnancy denial.
The figures the paper gave were startling - every year in France, between 1,600 and 2,000 women apparently suffer from pregnancy denial, and at least 230 discover or admit they're pregnant only at the moment they give birth."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8104195.stm
Thank you kindly for the info, Pearseha. Talk about refusing to see what is right under your nose!
I have a difficult time wrapping my mind around the pregnancy denial stats. Seems as if this could become a convenient claim. I am sure it happens but at such numbers?