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message 1: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
Have you guys watched this show? It's crazy. These women are in labor when they find they're pregnant.

The worst one was the lady who was giving birth in this nasty camp ground bathroom and let the baby drop on the ground on its head. Thankfully the baby just had a bruise.

There was another episode with an Irish lady who was smoking, drinking, and carrying heavy stuff her whole pregnancy and only gained 5 lbs. Crazy!!!


message 2: by Debbie (new)

Debbie (halfpint66) | 221 comments I'm sorry, but I just can't believe that a woman wouldn't know she was pregnant until she goes into labor. I just don't buy into it.


message 3: by Sharon (new)

Sharon Huxford (blackpanthershay) | 970 comments Ohh is it on now? what channel please?


message 4: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
It's on TLC, right now.

I am not judging anyone except I think the chic who was giving birth in the bathroom could have tried to catch the baby.

Some of the circumstances you can understand why they didn't know. Other ones, well. Like the lady above she was using the rhythm method of birth control. You know what they call people who use that? Parents.


message 5: by Sharon (new)

Sharon Huxford (blackpanthershay) | 970 comments How does your tummy not grow or your breasts?
I know some women who you would never know they were pregnant till they turned around.
But don't people have some symptom?
Everyone doesn't have all day sickness but you have to have a symptom

I have never been pregnant either so what do I know?


message 6: by new_user (new)

new_user How bizarre. LOL. That doesn't happen very often.


message 7: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
The Irish lady was very petite. I think she only gained nine pounds. They should a picture and she really, truly didn't look pregnant.

Some of the ladies were very heavy and when they only gained 10 or so pounds, they thought it was from eating and not exercising.

Most of the stories are pretty credible as to why they didn't know. It still baffles me, though.


message 8: by CaliGirlRae, Mod Squad (new)

CaliGirlRae (rae_l) | 2005 comments Mod
Wait, what?

That's wild!! That poor baby who feel on the floor. Glad it's okay.



message 9: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
Yeah that made my stomach hurt. I would think mother's instinct might have had her grab for it.


message 10: by PT (new)

PT (spinsterpt) | 319 comments Who came up with this crazy idea. I sit here utterring my favorite words from Bea Arthur's Maude, "God will get you for that."


message 11: by Sharon (new)

Sharon Huxford (blackpanthershay) | 970 comments Lonestarpt wrote: "Who came up with this crazy idea. I sit here utterring my favorite words from Bea Arthur's Maude, "God will get you for that.""

ha ha ha I like that!!


message 12: by Yolonda (new)

Yolonda | 406 comments When I was pregnant with my son I was really sick for a while and did not have a period at all. Because of this I did not realize that I was pregnant again when my son was a year old since I still had a period and I had no symptoms. (I still had my little pooch from my son)

It wasn't until I started cramping bad enough to go to the hospital that I found out that I was 4 months pregnant and in the middle of a miscarriage. Shocked the mess out of me and my husband.

So it's possible...at least for a while. I just don't see how anyone can not know once the baby starts growing and moving.


message 13: by Debbie (new)

Debbie (halfpint66) | 221 comments Maybe in the early stages yes, but I just don't see how it's possible to not know until the kid pops out. I just don't buy it.


message 14: by Yolonda (new)

Yolonda | 406 comments Thanks Maya,

I'm fine. It was 15 years ago and my son reminds me daily on why only one kid is enough.


message 15: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
Loni wrote: "When I was pregnant with my son I was really sick for a while and did not have a period at all. Because of this I did not realize that I was pregnant again when my son was a year old since I still ..."


I'm sorry you went through that, Loni.



message 16: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
I was wondering what they would attribute the fetal movement to. I know in some cases, the baby doesn't move that much or the uterus is angled towards the back so they don't feel the movement.


message 17: by Yolonda (new)

Yolonda | 406 comments Danielle wrote: "I was wondering what they would attribute the fetal movement to. I know in some cases, the baby doesn't move that much or the uterus is angled towards the back so they don't feel the movement."

Babies generally move frequently and can kick quite hard. So I can't see how anyone can not know something is in their bellies by the time you hit 6 months. When I was pregnant with my son he moved so much that it looked like an alien was trying to hatch through my belly button.


message 18: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (last edited Aug 08, 2009 07:37AM) (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
I always thought that was odd how you can see the baby punching through the skin when it moves. It does remind me of Alien at times. Pregnancy is a really amazing thing. To think you can carry a life inside of you for nine months, and although so much can go wrong, you can have a healthy baby at the end of it. Wow.

To me (not necessarily anyone else), this is very profound proof that God is real.


message 19: by Arch , Mod (new)

Arch  | 6651 comments Mod
Danielle wrote: "I always thought that was odd how you can see the baby punching through the skin when it moves. It does remind me of Alien at times. Pregnancy is a really amazing thing. To think you can carry a l..."

I'll never forget, when I have first seen a baby move in a woman. One of my cousin was pregnant and I've seen her baby move. It kind of freaked me out. Sometimes, I'm so amazed how God designed women to carry another human inside of her.

Except for Adam and Eve, every other human being past and present came out of a woman. Yes, God is real!


message 20: by Yolonda (new)

Yolonda | 406 comments Babies are wonderous....of course once they learn to talk back you'll swear that you've been bamboozled! :)


message 21: by Debbie (new)

Debbie (halfpint66) | 221 comments I love the toddler stage.


message 22: by Arch , Mod (new)

Arch  | 6651 comments Mod
I love a plump baby. Oh, those cheeks, arms and legs. I love to hear a baby laugh.


message 23: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
Arch wrote: "Danielle wrote: "I always thought that was odd how you can see the baby punching through the skin when it moves. It does remind me of Alien at times. Pregnancy is a really amazing thing. To think ..."

It really makes misogyny kind of stupid. Hey loser, if it wasn't for a woman, you wouldn't be here. LOL.


message 24: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
I love kids up until the teenager years. I don't mind a whiny fussy baby at all. I don't like kids who talk back and act like smart alecks and know it alls. I taught 18-20 year olds and I wanted to strangle some of them. I treated them like adults until I had to treat them like bad kids and they didn't like it either way. I always joke I'll send any kids I have away to military school when they hit thirteen. :)


message 25: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
Sometimes those babies want to come into this world and they figure their way around the birth control. LOL. I'm amazed how they can be so healthy with all the things their moms do no knowing their pregnant.


message 26: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
That's what I think. Some things are meant to be. Usually the couples are happy as can be about their surprise babies on the show.


message 27: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
Guess what I'm watching again?

The freshman ten turns out to be a baby! Delivered on the toilet by her roommate. Condom broke. 95% effectiveness in preventing pregnancy. 5% chance of being a mom!


message 28: by Arch , Mod (last edited Sep 30, 2009 07:33PM) (new)

Arch  | 6651 comments Mod
Besides absentience, nothing really is 100% guarantee that a woman will not get pregnant.

Last year I remember watching Delivery Me and a woman on there was having her third child. She said that all of her children were conceived while her and her husband were using protection. First child, birth control pills, second child, condoms, third child, her tubes were tied.

I believe that if it's meant for a woman to get pregnant, she will get pregnant no matter what she uses.




message 29: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
No kidding. Some babies want to get here any way they can.


message 30: by new_user (last edited Sep 30, 2009 07:56PM) (new)

new_user LOL! So true. Which is why sex is never just sex. (Never mind the emotions involved.)


message 31: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
new_user wrote: "LOL! So true. Which is why sex is never just sex. (Never mind the emotions involved.)"

So true!


message 32: by Arch , Mod (new)

Arch  | 6651 comments Mod
new_user wrote: "LOL! So true. Which is why sex is never just sex. (Never mind the emotions involved.)"

I agree.


message 33: by Chaeya (new)

Chaeya | 454 comments There was no way in hell I could be pregnant and not know it. I'm 5'1 and by my sixth month my stomach preceded me by five minutes. Like someone stuck an exercise ball under my t-shirt. With each of my kids, by my 9th month I couldn't even stand for more than a minute. People were so afraid of me they rush me out of everywhere for fear I would go into labor. And both of my kids came out 8.5 lbs. So I can't even fathom this. I can't imagine a woman not feeling this kid poking, kicking and pressing on her belly.


message 34: by Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!*, Sees Love in All Colors (new)

 Danielle The Book Huntress *Pluto is a Planet!* (gatadelafuente) | 7318 comments Mod
Some of those women are goofy, but some legitimately did not have significant pregnancy signs. I was surprised at some of the stories, and I wanted to slap one of the girls.


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