birth

Are you one of those that get the hiccups a lot? I work with a girl that when she gets them the only way to cure them is to literally scare her. While THAT is fun hiccups can be irritating. Especially to the person who has them.

Which reminds me, the only miraculous part of child birth is that anyone survives it.

You know, how guys always say women over react about everything.  Well, not everything, and yes labor is painful.  Yesterday a video from LiveLeak kept popping up in my Facebook news feed and I finally had a chance to watch it today.  Check out the video of two men going through a labor pain simulation.

Having a baby is one of the most awesome things a woman can do and one of the most painful.  I'll admit when I found out I was going to have my son, the first thing I told my OB was put it down now that I want an epidural.  My son was almost 8 1/2 pounds when he was born, so I can only imagine what a 13-pound baby would be like.  I commend this mother for having this baby au natural.  Bless her he

In news that will likely make mothers everywhere wince in sympathetic pain, a 14-pound baby boy has been born in Des Moines, Iowa.

Zachary and Jennifer Russell brought their baby girl Willow into the world in a very interesting way.  Jennifer went into labor and they hit the road to the hospital, however, they didn't quite make it.  Jennifer gave birth in the back of their car while Zachary taped the whole thing while driving.

Luke and Katie Thacker, were on their way to the hospital in Tacoma, Washington battling icy and snowy road conditions.  This wasn't any normal drive to the hospital, Katy was in labor.  When they finally got to the hospital, Katie was in for a bigger surprise, she and her nurses and midwife got stuck in the elevator.

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