She thought she had kidney stones. Thirty minutes later, she was giving birth.

The State ^ | 10/22/2017 | GREG HADLEY

[Gamecock]

Now my wife last gave birth in 1997, and maybe things have changed, but by the time she was ready to give birth everybody around us could see she was pregnant.

[madison10]

There were several reasons why this woman did not show, or know she was pregnant, all plausible. The baby was breech for one thing.

[lee martell]

I don’t see a picture of this lady. Maybe she was sort of hefty to begin with, so didn’t notice the extra 7 lbs.

On the same website, is another story about Ebony Little, a woman who was trying to hit somebody with her car after an argument. She missed her target, over corrected near the side walk and was launched into on-coming traffic, where her car was hit. The car rolled over and killed Ms. Little instantly.
Karma, it can be a real bitch!

[madison10]

Nope, this lady was definitely not hefty. Checked their facebook page.

[Carl Vehse]

More details (and pictures) on the birth of Stephanie's THIRD child are in Woman Gives Birth to Surprise Baby Just Hours After Going to ER for 'Kidney Stones'.

Stephanie's second child was eleven years ago. Maybe she forgot what it was like to be pregnant.

[Fungi]

Or the loss of your menstrual cycle?

[georgiegirl]

The kid looks like he is delighted that he just pulled one over on mom and dad. Great story!

[philled]

Girl on my high school cross country team didn’t know she was pregnant until very late. She’d only ever had sex once at spring prom, was a high mileage running fanatic, carried it very high, and put on very little weight. Wasn’t until they were testing her for mono during the winter that they thought to do a pregnancy test. I don’t remember the baby details but i don’t think things went well and it was thirty years ago...

[Jaded]

its possible to still have them. Or f you’re not regular to begin with

[Mrs. Don-o]

A normal healthy woman can gain 20-40 pounds during pregnancy. Seven pounds baby, but another 15-30+ pounds of other pregnancy tissue, including placenta, umbilical cord, membranes, amniotic fluid, growing your uterus from the size of a small pear to the size of a large watermelon, plus a pregnant woman has 50% increased blood volume.

So yeah, imagine carrying around a 40-pound sack of concrete mix wherever you go, day and night. Not noticing you've gained 40 pounds seems, well, strange.

But talk about a baby that's pleased t'meetcha, tickled pink!!

[Chode]

and the baby NEVER MOVED in all that time... please

[Balding_Eagle]

A long time ago there was a TV show with the name “I didn’t know I was pregnant”

There were a bunch of stories each week.

[thecodont]

Sweet!

[EinNYC]

Mom doesn’t exactly look thrilled in that picture. Baby, on the other hand, looks delighted to have pulled one over on Mom. Bet he’ll be a handful.

[TXBlair]

What a beautiful little boy!

[uncitizen]

He looks like his mom

[Duchess47]

What a precious little face.

[Gamecock]

Our last baby was breech, she was all over the place.

[Chode]

i’m sure... but this woman didn’t feel the baby move the entire time up to this point?

i have a problem with that