I can't control the urge to push 😱

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00:00See?

00:00I can't help you.

00:02There you go.

00:03We have an OB, too.

00:04You're not crying.

00:05You're okay.

00:06Okay.

00:07Okay.

00:08You're doing great.

00:10You're doing great.

00:11I'm proud of you.

00:12Oh, I'm pushing.

00:13I'm pushing.

00:14I'm pushing.

00:15I'm trying.

00:16I can't.

00:17I can't.

00:18I can't.

00:19It's like happening.

00:20Look at me.

00:21Look at me.

00:22Look at me.

00:23I want you to stop talking.

00:24Stop talking.

00:25Breathe.

00:26Breathe.

00:27Breathe.

00:28Breathe.

00:29Breathe.

00:30Her traumatic birth to her baby almost cost her life, and the life of her baby.

00:34I was in the hospital.

00:35I'm in active labor.

00:36They measured my baby, and they told me that he wasn't over two pounds.

00:40He was literally two pounds a month ago.

00:42That's not right.

00:43A couple minutes later, a doctor comes in and was like, so your water's broken.

00:46And I was like, what do you mean my water's broken?

00:48They're like, oh, nobody came to tell you.

00:49The original plan was to prolong the birth of her baby for a week, but her baby had other

00:54ideas.

00:55Now she's crowded.

00:56Breathe.

00:57Breathe.

00:58Breathe.

00:59Breathe.

01:00They checked to see if I was dilated at all, and I was half a centimeter dilated, and they

01:03were like, we're going to call a helicopter because an ambulance is going to take too long

01:06to bring you there, so we have to call a helicopter to take you.

01:09We're in the air, probably like five minutes, ten minutes in the air, and I literally feel

01:15something coming out of me, like pushing itself out of me.

01:17And I started screaming on the helicopter, something's coming out, and they were like,

01:20you have to hold it in.

01:21I was like, no, like something is pushing itself out.

01:24And the nurse puts her hand in between my legs, and she was like, I feel his head.

01:29The doctors were forced to keep the baby inside her, so there was a chance her life

01:33would be saved.

01:36Every contraction I'm having, he's coming out of me, and she's pushing him right back in.

01:41Literally as I'm getting rolled through the hospital, he's actively coming out of me.

01:44I didn't even know what was happening with me.

01:45I didn't even know what was going on with myself either.

01:47They managed to get her to a delivery room, but it was far from over, as the worst was

01:51yet to come.

01:52You're good, G, you're good.

01:57It only took two pushes to take him out, and then he came out.

02:01But when he came out, I didn't hear a cry.

02:03I saw all the doctors' faces looking at me, and I just heard the monitor beep.

02:07My heart rate's at like 50-something, and my oxygen was in the 70s, and my kid wasn't crying.

02:12The four different nurses come over me.

02:14They give me shots in my legs.

02:15They immediately started hooking me up to IVs and all these things, and I didn't even

02:18know what I was getting hooked up to.

02:20And then you heard one cry.

02:21They told me they had to bring him downstairs before he did it again.

02:24Even though the birthing was done, her body had to deal with the aftermath of the whole

02:28ordeal.

02:29Then for the next three days, I was getting blood drawn 24-7 because I was hemorrhaging

02:35when I gave birth to him, so I literally almost out.

02:38Fortunately, both mother and baby have made a full recovery and are both happy and healthy.

02:43He's okay.

02:44I'm not.

02:45He was actually 3 pounds 9 ounces when he was born.

02:48The doctor messed up.

02:49She messed up.

02:50And I had him at 30 weeks, and that was because of the two uteruses that I have because I don't

02:55have a normal-sized uterus.

02:56I literally have two of them.

02:57Like, I don't even- I don't know.

02:59Because when my mom was pregnant with me, I was supposed to be a twin.

I can't control the urge to push 😱

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