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Today, I gave birth to my daughter in a hospital corridor. The nurse who took me to my room afterwards tried to comfort me by saying there'd been worse incidents; she said that two years ago, a lady gave birth in the parking lot. That was me too. FML
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TehEpicBlack 20
Maybe you could continue the pattern and give birth to your next child in the cafeteria or somewhere.
HowieDoIt 21
You've got your work cut out for you to top it next time.
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japtap81 16
Atleast someone was there to catch it! I was IN the room with an inexperienced nurse and luckily the bed wasnt turned into the birthing chair yet cuz my baby fell onto the bed. 8 hours in labor, on pain meds and she's watching the clock instead of the machine. She said dont push I said my body is doing the pushing. Baby fell onto the bed and I had 16 stitches.
EvilUndead 9
I'll assume that happened because they failed to receive you quickly enough. Can't you pick better hospital next time? And couldn't you pick that better hospital THIS time as well?
wvcheesehead1 9
I hope you were more choosy about where they were conceived. Congrats on the birth, as long as the baby is healthy in time you will be able to laugh at the rest.
KayleeT 9
Sorry for the horrible timing, OP but at least your babies and safe and healthy!
Kruiser 16
CHANG BABY!
_winniebell_ 10
Wow, wrong place at the wrong time.
yeongji 31
Some people give birth much faster than the average person, so if you are planning to have another child, check in to the hospital once you experience anything that makes it feel like the baby is coming soon. On the bonus side, you now have a story to tell to both your children and you do not have to spend hours waiting in labor and delivery.
nachosbabygurl 9
maybe try geting to the hospital a little sooner and that won't happen
lowshadows 21
you're halfway to a room should you decide for a third child. where was the husband anyways?!
sig4life 18
Wow, I am unsure why you even go to the hospital.