Posted on 07/02/2020 9:28:29 AM PDT by Moonman62
Susan Anderson remembers feeling some labor pain, but she couldn’t have imagined how surprisingly fast her daughter was born.
She and her husband made the short trip from their Coral Springs home to a birthing center. She was footsteps from the center’s front door Thursday, but didn’t make it: She gave birth to her second daughter right there in the parking lot.
Her baby girl, Julia Anderson, was born healthily — now with a very interesting story to tell when she gets older. “My first daughter was a normal length, I would say, about two hours of pushing. I thought this one might be faster but I definitely didn’t think it would be like this,” Susan Anderson said. “I didn’t expect anything like it.”
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Video at the link.
Just what I need to see before lunch!
Smiling and cheerful!
What a mom!!!!
God bless her and the baby.
the.baby.fell.out
so many questions. none of them very noble.
Hope she wasn’t in 10 minute parking.
“A proven breeder.”
Always nice having a gravity assist.Not much pushing involved.
What the crap is that suppose to mean?
She has easy births. Ours were lengthy and difficult.
The two cops were like: “Damn! Can you believe this sh#t?”
Before doctors and such, a woman would squat and deliver. As you said, gravity assist.
I think it means she has easy deliveries and is a natural mom.
LOL!
I once went to a call for a women in labor she made it to the hospital parking lot. I helped her only so much as a cop can do I contacted inside the ER and the staff refused to go 50 feet into their ER parking g lot. Lucky however we my zone partner called EMS in the meantime. The woman did give birth in the car. All turned out well
Thanks! I’d forgotten that scene.
Leftists often apply the term 'breeder' to pro-life American women who have chosen to have large families.
Leftists often apply the term 'breeder' to pro-life American women who have chosen to have large families.
How did that work with her shorts on??
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