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Deliver Me

Don't watch it right before bed. It is a documentary type show on TLC about the maternity ward at a hospital. I had the worst nitemare ever that I was pregnant. It was also basically an overnight condition, as in I woke up very pregnant one day. I was trying to hide it from people and people found out that I didn't want knowing. I decided I was going to have to put the baby up for adoption, but wanted to take care of everything as fast as possible so most people would never have known I was pregnant. Apparently I was going to be able to have the baby the day or 2 after realizing I was pregnant. Also the hospital was kind of a pseudo hospital, restaurant, and bar. People were hanging out all over the place. Two or 3 girls I knew were in there having babies, but they were all happy about it because they did it the right way and were supposed to be pregnant. It was almost like an assembly line with babies popping out left and right!

So yes, very weird, but I learned a very valuable lesson: no more baby shows before bed.

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Anonymous said…
>>> It was also basically an overnight condition

Isn't that when it usually happens? :)
May 13, 2008 at 3:27 PM
CoachLiz said…
Oh GADS!!!

That is my fear, waking up one day and being pregnant. Been there, done that, never again!

But I do love my little dude and would never send him back...
May 13, 2008 at 4:04 PM
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