a HUGE WTF moment

So, on Sunday morning i get a phone call from my sister telling me that my niece had just given birth to a baby boy.
She did not know she was pregnant. No one knew she was pregnant. She really had no pregnancy signs at all. She woke up in the night in agony, was rushed to hospital and was already 9cm dilated.
The baby is small but it still classed as a good size. At this stage bub is still in hospital as they have no idea if he is premature, so they want to keep an eye on him.
He doesnt have a name yet.


Usually you get 9 months to prepare for a baby, buy baby things, pick a name etc. My niece had about an hour to prepare for bub.


 


Its not completely un common for something like this to happen. I have read about things like this in magazines, but geez, i think my family has had enough WTF things happen to last a lifetime.


 

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Yes Kiwi....... I was carsick for a while..... went to the Dr who asked if I could be pregnant, I laughed and said not very likely for several reasons. He sent me off for an ultra sound and discovered I was 18 weeks. ๐Ÿ˜


Very short notice, lol. Doc was as surprised as we were.



 


was he missing his sonic screwdriver?


Signatures suck.
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Sorry, babies move in the womb. You had one before and don't realise you are again? DENIAL.

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They kicked my niece out yesterday afternoon. She had the baby approx 4am yesterday morning


 



 


Sheesh that's a bit rough.

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was he missing his sonic screwdriver?



Yes I was surprised to see a time lord come into the story also joz. ๐Ÿ˜„

TCT
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Sorry, babies move in the womb. You had one before and don't realise you are again? DENIAL.



 


The baby had very minor movement. My niece had not been eating much and said the movement felt like tummy rumble.


She had moved back home to her Mums place in the last 2 weeks and had started eating better and had gained a very small pot belly which they all assumed was because she was now eating better.


 

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Toon, I was forgetting 24hrs is the normal length of stay now  if all is well with Mum and Bub .I could have gone home the next day with my DD (who's almost 9) if we were both given the OK.Things changed between the births of my eldest who's almost 24 and my youngest.


 


DDB, you would think that they would have kept her more than what was it ? 12hrs especially if her baby needed to stay.If it was me I wouldn't want to be away from him so soon.I hope that they are both doing well and that he is fit to go home soon.

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The baby had very minor movement. My niece had not been eating much and said the movement felt like tummy rumble.


She had moved back home to her Mums place in the last 2 weeks and had started eating better and had gained a very small pot belly which they all assumed was because she was now eating better.


 


That's probably one of the worst aspect of not knowing..  she didn't know that there was a baby there who needed her to eat well and enough ,not drink etc .


She is perhaps thinking of all she did and didn't do ?

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Nevyn's last word says it all.


 


But regardless, I  wish the little family well.


 


 

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When I was young, I was an admitting officer in a hospital and saw 2 cases of exactly the same thing.

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Bub has a name now, Cooper.


 


Its one of those things that unless you have been a witness to it, unless you know the details, you wouldnt believe it.


 

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