I Tried Delivering A Baby
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Michelle casually returning after a month puts a smile on my face, she has more jobs than Barbie at this point
That's so true
It's probably the same because Barbie did have over 200 jobs.
Hio
Your the guy who commented on cookie 'a villager mansion vid!
BRO YOU'RE EVERYWHERE
Omg I literally started crying when you got asked to be her godmother. That’s a really high honor and you get a little buddy for life to spoil and love.
Me too
tbh. I don't even know who my godparents are. I have one, and my other 3 siblings have other godparents too. But, in reality, there is no benefit to us from having one. Either that or my and my sister's godparents are awful lol
No shot that actually happened. Legitimately
Me too. I started sobbing cause my godmother died when I was about 12 - 13 and it truly was devastating even though I wasn't that close with her, since she lived kind of far you do develop a connection with them
@natassjasliker7166 I was so confused when he said that, cause Michelle didn't help specifically with their labor so I was like ??? Why?
"I've delivered babies for babies I've delivered" has to be the biggest flex
oh absolutely, if his first delivery as a practicing OBGYN was right out of med school, he would need to be in the practice for *at least* 12-15 years, but more likely 20-30+
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ONG it is 😂
Now I understood the statement
That just makes me feel sad, seeing someone in their first moments and seeing their kid in that kid’s first moments
this lady goes from boxing, to CSI, to delivering a baby (and becoming a godmother) complete queen tbh
Fr bro shes done ALOT for her videos and i appreciate her so much
@I-N-Shorts same
@@I-N-ShortsI agree
I’m a nursing student and I just saw my first c-section delivery yesterday afternoon. It was the most unreal experience ever and I teared up the second that baby boy started crying (,:
I'm currently going for my nursing route and I just gotta say, this was an amazing thing to see. And to see the mannequin in action as well. I am so glad that Michelle was able to experience that. Bless her heart❤
As an EMT I've gotten to assist with about four deliveries in the field/ER/L&D and it's the coolest thing in the world!! Thankfully there were no complications and moms and babies were just fine. Women's bodies are just amazing! ❤
I want to be a midwife
Wow
Last two minutes I just broke :( this was so awesome and sad 😔 but great job and congrats on being a god mother ❤
35 weeks pregnant today and the anxiety is real about labor and delivery. This was a great watch!
Edit: Got scheduled for an induction at 37 weeks due to high blood pressure and baby no longer gaining weight. Had a C-section and it went very well, baby boy was born 4lbs 15oz and passed all his tests, he is as healthy as ever! Thank you for all the well wishes!
You will do great dear! Us women are made for this! I had unbearable anxiety especially in the hospital but he was born within 30 mins of feeling my first contraction! No epidural and it was fine! You will do great whichever way babe is born ❤️ God bless you and your baby
I was terrified to give birth. But when the time comes, your body know what to do. I know it's cheesy, but the first time you see them, hear their first cry and hold them; nothing else matters and it was all worth it. Just enjoy every second of it. Even the sleepless nights. Because time really does fly. Wishing you a safe delivery and a happy, healthy baby.
What helped me was to breath deeply. Usually, when we are nervous we don't breathe well. Also keeping the legs straight when standing boosts the energy of the body to deliver the baby. All the best to you!
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I have had 8 babies. Women are made for childbirth and you will get through this. Just stay calm and walk through early labour. Even just studying about how your body works in labour will help. I studied plenty during pregnancy. It helped me to be confident in my body's ability to give birth. Also, take a childbirth class even if it's just a video class. Lamaze may be old fashioned, but it helped me get through much of the labour by controlling my breathing. Also, reading "Ina May's Guide to Childbirth" helped me to labour more effectively.
Try mortuary school! Showing women in the industry of funeral services is important and it would mean a LOT to funeral directors to see their industry portrayed in a positive light and not to mention the public being educated!
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Would love to see her work with askamortician tbh
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"We don't want the baby bungee jumping." 😂 What a funny and sweet doctor/teacher!❤ He is very human and the type of doctor/person you want and need to deliver your baby! I loved this video. 🥰
yes!! he looks so compassionate and sincere
True 😂😂
as someone else who is absolutely terrified of giving birth, this was really incredible to watch
Hey Becky! I've been working on getting over my fear of childbirth and have found Bridget Tyler's channel incredibly helpful. ❤
Same
yea now im scared
Bro after seeing this I confirmed I never want anyone I love having a baby lol, that looks terrifying
I’m crying ❤
As a labour and delivery nurse it was fun watching you do this. You did great at the simulation Michelle! I'm glad you're using your platform to educate that Labour and delivery is not all rainbows and butterflies. We are not just cuddling babies all day. There are life threatening emergencies for both mom and baby where we act fast.
Thank you for being a nurse, I could never do your job
Thank you for being a Neonatal Nurse. My daughters Mother had some great ones when the decision was made to with a C section they moved very quickly. You are one of many heroes I salute for being there when the chips are down for all expectant Mother's. My wife at that time had a deformity of her uterus that was unknown until the birth of our Daughter. She had a heart shaped Uterus that also had a thin wall of muscle directly in the middle. Our Daughter basically ran out of room to grow and her water broke 6 weeks early, our daughter was also breach they found out so the decision was made for both of their safety to do the C section. I am forever grateful to the Doctors, Nurses, and attendants that were there that night/ early morning and they saved both of their lives in my opinion.
Yes! As a former L&D nurse i feel you did an excellent job at showing both the scary and beautiful parts of birth. We always hoped that people always experienced the joy and labour of love of childbirth, but that if people did hit bumps in the road they had the passionate, committed, caring, and capable help they needed to have the best outcome possible.
I remember when she cried on the 911 video after giving instructions for delivering a baby…. I’m so proud of Michelle for facing her fear ❤
My mom gave birth to 7 of us, naturally, and at home. I have been able to be in the room and witness 5 of my sibling's births and cut 4 umbilical cords. Witnessing the birth of any child is honestly one of the best experiences anyone can have. I'm very glad that you were able to not only experience some version of it but be involved in it too.
Cut 4 of 5 ? Dang could have shared with your siblings lol jk that’s cool
this video had me crying the whole time. my heart goes out all every mother out there who went through this to give life to there child. i will forever be appreciative of my mom and for everything she did for me to be here. i love you mom ❤
Same bro I was crying so hard my brother was so confused while watching with me😅😭
Omg same. I am so hormonal
Me three. It was such an amazing video.
Me too, crying like a baby.
All my babies were born easy and no complications, no medications. But i still cry
It’s not that deep but ok
deep respect to all the doctors and nurses in various fields who have to deal with daily trauma, you really help people with childhood fears or trauma gain confidence to chase to their dreams.
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SOMTRUEE doctors dont get paid enough
@@cashmoneyhoes i mean, its exponential they start off low and in debt and then they get payed a crap ton the more they are in the field
As a father of a 11 year old girl. I want to thank you for the videos you make, you show real life carreers and inspire little girls to be better.
You are the kind of influencer and youtuber everyone should know.
And you're a good father for being able to see the healthy influence that's best for your daughter and all other little girls all the best 🙏
As a medical student
This really makes me appreciate all mothers and the hardships they go through to bring us into this world
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And also gets me excited for whats coming
PS love you mom
Good Luck to You, Future Doctor! Persevere, All the Studying, working Long Hours, etc. WILL BE Worth it!
You got this!!!
And Thanks for your Gratitude to your Mom, and All Mothers!
Is it harder to be a delivery nurse or just a nurse
The mother who’s having her child on the same day as the fathers birthday really touched me since me and my dad share a birthday, and I’ve loved every second of every single one
My husband and my third child also share their birthday and i love it :)
My niece n i almost shared a birthday but we are 23 yrs n 5 days apart 🥰
My grandfather and I share a birthday
my birthday is the day ater my mums!
my birthday is one day before my dads🔥‼️
No way you became a godmother just like that. I hope you will and can be a part of that baby's life. That is such an honor:)
Man, this one made me emotional. My first baby, my daughter Brooke was stillborn at 33 weeks. This brought me back to that moment. I have 4 beautiful living, now adult children that i love more than anything in this entire world. Being a mom is everything i always wanted. After loosing Brooke that desire was undescribable. Thanks for making this video. ❤
I’m so sorry for your loss.
FOR ALL THE MOMMAS AND SOON-TO-BE MOMMAS!! Thank you for giving part of yourself to create life! STAY STRONG!! 🎉💖💞🫶
As a momma who has 1 miracle daughter here on earth & 5 babies in Heaven, this was so beautiful to watch. I love that you included both kinds of births, so important & had me crying the entire time. I’d love if you’d consider doing a series on trying to conceive, that would help so many people! Thank you for all you do! You’re amazing!♥️
Bless your heart! I'm happy you have your miracle daughter! My heart goes out to you on having to go through so much! You have many angels looking over you. You are so courageous and strong. I also think a series on trying to conceive would be a help to many women out there!
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Wow
I’m sorry for your loss 😢
I'm planning to be a L&D nurse so this was super inspiring to watch 💖🥹
Same here girly I want to be a postpartum nurse and the thing that doctor said was so me, I want to be with healthy young women and being there in one of their happinest moments
@@mooonlightnat5825 Good luck!
Good luck!
Same❤
Wish u luck on ur journey
I was also premature. Only weighed 1 lb 13.5 oz and the doctors told my mom that I would have many complications, but here I am at 23 years old and 100% healthy. Couldn’t be any more blessed and my mom still talks to the nicu nurses that cared for me!
Incredible.
Yeah I weighed like 3 lbs when u was born and was sent to the nicu but here I am still alive 😄
Watching this as a momma and fellow nurse who has been in the delivery room as well. Its truly an impactful life changing experience to be able to watch life being born! Wether it be through a vaginal delivery or a cesarean. Mommas go through so much and make so many sacrifices. After becoming a mom and having children of my own i can say i truly appreciate my mom for all she has done for me to be here. Mommas are real super heroes and they don’t need a cape!
My mom was 14 when she had to go through this her parents wanted her to get an abortion but she decided not to and now I'm here so being able to see what she had to go through at such a young age made me apriceate her more. I love you so much mom
14!!!!!???!!?!
You have a brave mother!!!! Life is such a miracle whenever it happens!
@@omar4713what’s so surprising about her age? You know most girls can get pregnant at 9 or 12 years old, because most of them being sexually abused. And other girls/teen girls they don’t care about schools, future life careers etc, they party, do drugs and have sex when they’re too young to be doing that because not many kids are responsible to become a mother yet….. And I mean sometimes I don’t agree for a 16 year old girl to have sex and get pregnant because for me she’s still a kid and has not yet developed to be mature, now I didn’t say all girls just most of them, but I know most kids at that age they still learning about new life beginnings learning to be mature, independent becoming better parents than most adults. And you know a 13 or 14 year old can too..
But it still saddens me and breaks my heart because they are still kids and kids having kids..
I don’t know if to say oh it’s a precious moment if a kid/teen girl had given birth but has successfully become a great mother with great education and responsibilities than most adult women….
While other girls they do the unthinkable actions if that makes sense like, living a negative life, because of sex drugs, drinking partying etc and not going to school, they gave birth but don’t care about their newborn or their children …
@@3DoodlesKitchen ^ Just letting you know I was the ☝️ one who liked your reply 👍 .. Just for no reason lol
@@Cutiezombie210wtf are you on about?
The fact that she lowkey sounded like she was giving birth with the simulation shows you that it is actually realistic and takes sooooo much strength
As a emergency C-section baby this video hit hard.. When my mom was pregnant with me I had stopped breathing and moving. My mom was rushed in for an emergency C-section. My mom went thru it all from almost losing her baby to now living with a life long infection. Women are wonderful.
This whole process makes you really appreciate mothers, and all they do for their children. It's amazing and beautiful.
I'm a PA student currently in my OB/GYN rotation and this specialty is so much harder than people think! Kudos to you Michelle for facing your fears ❤
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I’m deadset on not having children ever. I’m quite young and my family says I’ll change my mind when I’m older but I know I won’t, but I’ve always had great respect for pregnant people and seeing the process only strengthened that respect. Thank you for this video and keep up the kickass work! 😊💪🏽
Don't let your family ever say that to you. 'You'll change your mind'. You wouldn't say that to someone who is planning on having kids. And being young doesn't diminish your choice either. I was 14 when I firmly decided to never have kids. I'm 21 ow and it hasn't changed. In fact my stance got stronger as I got older.
I’m not having kids either
same here. many different reasons for that. But I do know how important families are as our core in society and how desperately the elites try to eliminate that to destabilize us all…
I'm 31 and still don't want kids. My mom knew she wanted to be a mother. I don't, I just don't feel the call to be one. And that's ok.
I’ve always been sure I wanted kids, no one ever questioned me, and now I them. Not sure why people don’t give the same respect to those who don’t want them!
This episode has me in tears, weeping. I've been putting off this episode because I knew it would get me emotional and I have to say, from a mother of two, this is beautiful. The joy of motherhood in my life is unmatched and completely worth every tear, every drop of blood, every stitch. Thank you.
I think it's also to note that not every mum has that feeling of love and connection to start with, and if you are in that current situation please dont feel guilty it will get better I promise❤
Everyone was ecstatic when my sister got pregnant, I was the only one concerned since our generation has already had two miscarriages. We now have a healthy 11 month old nephew 🐥
congrats on having a nephew!!!
@@bbr1ianna thanks, but I didn't do anything 🗿
Congrats to her
Miscarriages happen for a variety of reasons. It’s not genetic. They are far more common than people think. It’s just that not everyone is public about it.
@@Dee-oe3ww I told my dad how common they are and he's like, "don't go telling your sister about that" 💀 he's the type to ignore problems to solve them
The fact that we got Michelle to talk about her sponsorship while watching Garrett suffer in the most awkward way was absolutely hilarious, and I can't stop watching it. Especially the end when the final level was revealed. Hope he's doing okay after it. 😂
I always enjoy and appreciate your deep dives Michelle and Garret. Your videos always seem to make me cry and see each thing with much more light. Thank you
This made me cry the ending was emotional. I respect my parents so much but from now it has doubled love you so much mom and dad will try my best to keep you happy
To any man out there watching this, please do not pressure or guilt trip the woman in your life to have a baby. It's their body, which will go under a significant amount of a lot. Please respect their fears and their time to do something, and definitely still love them if they choose to not have a baby. If you can't, let them go so they can find a partner who will respect them this much.
womp womp
Some guy literally told me this when I told them someone similar: “If it all really hurt so bad, then women wouldn’t be having so many babies.”
Complete rude b****.
For the men who are actually reading this, ignore everything after the first sentence of OP's comment. Kids are a major dealbreaker in relationships, and it is 100% ok to break up with her because you don't share the same values. It doesn't you mean you don't love her or respect her. It simply means you two have opposing life goals, and staying together means one of you will be unfulfilled in life until you flatline.
I think a man trying to force a woman to have a baby is disrespectful but I don’t think a couple separating because they have different family goals should be considered disrespectful, I believe a separation in that case would be showing respect to both parties wants in a situation like that
Michelle Khare is always doing challenges! She’s so brave❤
she just posted the video!! wdymm you havent even watched it LMAO but i respect her doing what she does
The She-Daredevil herself!
Brother focus on yourself more
I’m looking forward to her onlyfans challenge.
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The fact my mum casually had 7 babies and raised 11 of my half siblings is amazing
11? I would never financially recover from any Christmas’s
Here's the deal. I just gave birth literally last week in one of those crazy stories you hear people tell at the grocery store to poor unsuspecting pregnant moms. I woke up 0 contractions but my water breaking and less than two hours later he was born. I had no pain relief options. They were still trying to get an iv in while he was crowning and the doctor almost didn't make it to the birth (middle of the night). If you had told me I was going to have to do that I would have had a panic attack and knew there was no way I could. But I did it. You have the grace to do things you never thought you could do in the moment you are called upon to do them.
Dear Michelle, I want to say thank you for making this video because it was beautiful. 17 years ago my own mum had very high risk pregnancies and because of that my umbilical cord wrapped around my neck and was slowly killing me, she too had an emergency c-section and fortunately enough we both lived. Your video today is inspiring because your showing the truth and your overcoming a fear that I share. I hope and pray that you continue to spread the truth and bring light to people who are always overshadowed. So thank you Michelle may you have a bright and bounty full future with Lots of love and happiness.
Same thing happened to me
That's what happened to my niece. My sister had a chill pregnancy up until labor. 36 hours later and no progression, they decided to do a c-section. My sister was upset that she couldn't deliver vaginally up until they realized the umbilical cord wrapped around baby's neck and it saved her life
ayyy umbilical cord club lol the same happened to me
It was so much fun being a part of this episode. Your whole team is so professional and and made everything seem so easy and light-hearted! Thank you so much for allowing me to help simulate the labor pains for you and Garrett!! ActiveRx PT is so proud to have been a part of this amazing documentary❤!
I feel like all men should have to do this is they want to be a father, lmao
I agree! Of course it's not "exactly" like the contractions during labor, but it's a taste of what we Mom's have to go through for sure. Thinking about offering this service at my clinic now:))) @@AnnieE2013
@@AnnieE2013 If my future gf gave me the same exact hug that Michelle gave Garret when he quit, I'd do it 20 times back to back.
Mad respect for being awesome
@@JohnSmith-zy1ur Thank you for your generous compliment 😊
Congrats in being a godmother! I hope you, that baby, and the family grow up to have a very good relationship💗💗
this actually makes me cry because i never thought that my mom had to go through that while having me. she had many complications and its just unreal how bad i feel for her. this makes me understand more about birth and what its like. thank you michelle for helping people understnad with this video. i hope you have a lovely time and i hope everything goes well for every mother.
Michelle, Thank you again so much for being apart of my labor and delivery experience!! You’re such a wonderful person inside and out and you deserve all the blessings coming your way! ❤️
Congratulations on your new bundle of joy ❤ 🥹🙏🏼
@@reverlindi23 Thank you so much! 🥰
Congratulations on your baby boy!!! The love and joy he’ll bring you is insane, I’m sure your feeling it already 🥺🩵
Congratulations!! ❤ Love from Finland 🇫🇮
Wait you are amber in the video???
Seeing the before and after delivery mothers made this so much more impactful! The birth simulation part seems so tough but the satisfaction in the parents' faces after makes this seem so much more worth it!
This is so heartwarming.. Thank you for this Michelle 🥺
I've never seen a more inspiring, brave, hardworking person than Michelle. You are amazing, Michelle ❤️
oh my god, THATS MY DOC!!! He’s incredible!! He’s delivering my second child & my first was absolutely beautiful! i can’t thank him enough, this is an incredible video and honestly SO proud of you for going through this experience 💖💖
My subtle flex is that I’m a medical student so I’ve delivered around 10 babies at this point. It’s actually one of the most incredible things I’ve ever done. I almost went into obgyn but I decided to do pediatrics instead.
As a person born premature and having their mom go through an emotional time because of it, it was so uplifting and inspiring to see this video! Labor and delivery nurses and doctors are so wonderful. Video idea: "I trained like an Olympic gymnast"
I couldn’t think of a godmother who would be more of a Role model and inspiration than you Michelle! That’s one lucky baby x
We love Michelle for being respectful and being passionate about many important life skills🤍😀
Agreed
My mum is a general surgeon, and speaking to her recently, she told me how one of the specialties she originally thought about doing was OB-GYN. She said that she quickly realized she couldn't do it, because she wouldn't be able to stand how those parents' happiest day of their lives could so easily change to the absolute worst. With what she's doing now, she still has to perform C-sections every now and then, and she says it's always so beautiful, and the mums are always so strong regardless of what happens. These mothers and their doctors are absolute heroes.
Loved this one Michelle! I'm a midwifery student in Australia and this is what I do everyday. Over here we tend to call what we do 'catching' the baby as the Mum is the one that delivers them!
Really makes me happy to see this , thank you to all moms , who had to endure extreme pain to have children. ❤️
The things that you do for Challenge Accepted is insane, but in the best way possible. The bravery that you displayed throughout this video, as well as all of your other videos, is through the roof, and that's something I deeply respect.
Amazing video as always! Thank you for everything that you do every single day to keep us as entertained and engaged as possible!
no, I think she is not a daredevil! to work in coast guard.
I had my son almost 5 years ago and am currently 4 months pregnant with my first baby girl. Labor and birth is crazy, but it is worth every single second of pain. I actually found pregnancy harder than the birth itself because I was in a ton of pain my entire pregnancy but contractions only last so long. Yes they suck,
But they stop after about a minute. And let’s not forget the beauty that is an epidural ❤ I LOVED mine.
I had the same experience. I was so mentally and physically prepared for the birth I ended up having, that it was a push but pretty much a breeze. It was 25 hrs (from the start of regular painful contractions 5 min apart) with 4 hrs of pushing. I got the epidural a couple hours after 6cm. Totally manageable. I struggled a lot more postpartum, because I wasn’t prepared mentally for the sleep deprivation and the extreme exhaustion and no experience with how to care for a newborn. It was glorious when baby reached 3 months. I got pregnant unexpectedly again though, but first trimester and 4 month sleep regression are still better than early postpartum for me.
Hats off ❤ this video is a tribute for every mother in this world. You’re a super cool talented woman I’ve ever seen in my life ❤❤
this video genuinely made me cry because im just starting to realize what my mom had to go through to have me and i will forever be thankful for that
Congrats on the promotion as Godmother Michelle ^^ This video is truly amazing and brought a tear to my eye. What an experience!
The reach and yell for Garrett 1:36 melted my heart ❤️
I'm an EMT. On the way up to L&D I ended up having to deliver the mothers baby in the middle of an elevator alone. It was scary but it was amazing in the end
I cried so much watching this I had placenta previa with my now 15 year old Jonathan this is a lot of emotions coming back but thank you for shedding light on such a hushed reality
Michelle this one got me! I had placenta previa at 29 weeks and was admitted for 3 days, preparing an emergency c-section. Thankfully my daughter held on 10 more weeks but I was on mandatory bed rest which impacted my ability to work a job I had started that same year. Then at 39 weeks my daughter was born but I hemorrhaged because of the placenta previa and required a blood transfusion and almost had a hysterectomy. I can't remember much of my labor and delivery because of this but I recalled telling myself if I died it wouldn't be fair. I've had endometriosis since 14 and at the time of my delivery already experienced 2 miscarriages and 1 ectopic pregnancy. So my daughter was a miracle from God and there was no way I wasn't going to see her grow up.
Well today she is 8 years old, turning 9 in November and was able to watch this video with me. I got to explain everything that transpired during her birth through your video. I nearly cried. Since then my daughter has had her own testimony having been diagnosed with Hip Displaysia at birth and Nephrotic Syndrome at age 2. But I just want to leave you with this reminder. The stories written for our lives on this earth were written to impact and transform lives. It's our decision if we share it or not, but you gave your mom a voice to tell her story through you today and there's no greater empowerment, especially from your child. God bless you Michelle!
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Michelle. You’re amazing. This challenge accepted is going to be crazy
Can we just appreciate how smoothly she slips in the Shopify sponsorship 😂. Literally she always does it at the perfect time.
It touched my heart once she asked you to be the baby’s godmother 😢
I can’t tell you how timely this is … as someone who is currently pregnant (third trimester), I’m really struggling with the idea of labor and delivery. While every part of me wants to meet my child, I can’t help but struggle with the way it happens and all the unknowns. This video is so helpful. 💓 Thanks so much for making it!
You've got this!
I’ve gone through it twice. It did hurt but it was the most exciting and beautiful experience of my life. Every push brings you closer to your baby. It’s an amazing feeling ❤ you will do great!
I had my first all natural last year. I felt my first comtraction and he was born 30 mins later. I was terrified too after seeing my sisters emergency c section when i was 12. My birth experience was so beautiful I promise it's not all horrible. ❤
Dear Michelle, I am always inspired by every challenge you accept, I believe you will be a great mother some day and Garret will be and incredible Father (I just see that in his eyes and in his love for you). Being a parent will probably be one of the greatest challenges you will ever accept, and I am sure that all the training in the world could not prepare for you for the unique challenges you may experience, but you are more than capable, you are strong, you are courageous, you will be a great Mom! Here's to you!
Shoutout to all the moms out there that had to deal with this much pain and get us a chance in this world!
This is so inspiring. I’m 14 years old and I’ve been wanting to be a labor and delivery nurse for the bast few years. This is amazing❤
stay in school nigga
I hope you achieve your goal, wish you the best
Great opportunities comes within God’s will and new life beginnings, just keep going to school, graduate,
And become successful, I know you can do it, don’t give up your hopes and dreams.
I’m 34 and yet never been a mother 😢… But I hope to be someday ..
May God bless you in your future
Atta-Girl!!! As a Retired OB Nurse of Several Decades, I can tell you, it was the most Rewarding Career!!! Go for it!
Good Luck!
''As a Retired'' 💀cant trust anyone nowadays@@m.5748
Having a baby at 38, was the best experience of my entire life. She is a blessing and I thank God for her. It changed me in the best way ❤❤❤
Whenever a baby is born, a mother is born. It's like we become whole new people and learn to see the world with a whole new set of eyes right along with them. ❤
Oh, and my name is Kimberley with an e too. 😊👍
@@catfeatherss Oh I love this comment. We definitely become a different person when we become a mother-I think we have to.
-and I love meeting a fellow LEY Kimberley ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for posting this, I want to be a delivery doctor but I didn’t know much about it but this video really helped me figure out what they do so thank you so much I love your videos❤
as a nursing student, I very much enjoy the representation through this video but I would love to see a whole video dedicated to the different fields of nursing (ER, ICU, PEDS, PSYCH, etc.) considering there was one for paramedics. Although nurses were shown, I would love to see a video dedicated to the field and possibly different scenarios of each type of patient within the given field. As students, we have "Simulations" where we conduct "real-life" scenarios with different types of patients and their different disease processes. I would love to see Michelle conduct some of those scenarios. It is very rewarding but it is also very challenging and it will be interesting for those to see what we learn and go through each day. Thank you for the amazing entertainment :)
What a wonderful video, Michelle. Thank you so much. You not only honored your own mom, but you honored all moms for the pain they experience and the sacrifices they make for their children. This made me smile, but also made me cry at the same time.
I had a sister who was three months early, my mother woke me up when I was seven in the middle of the night bleeding - I have also had fear of childbirth since then. Thank you Michelle, your videos are always so amazing. You keep calling all these women bad*ss, but don't forget you are a bad*ss too.
Thats pretty cool, i was three months early as well, how is she?
i can't believe how brave u are to do these kind of things. Your always so willing to save people's lives and it's incredible. You are truly blessed by god. We are so lucky to have you in this world. Michelle, you are the reason why i've been studying to become a Police Officer.
Your honesty is valuable ❤
My mom was a NICU and labor delivery nurse for 10 years before she was diagnosed with MS. Its a hard job that not a lot of people think much about. So cool to see you experience it.
MICHELLES MOM STAYED STRONG AND NOW WE HAVE THE BEST QUALITY CONTENT EVER THANK YOU TO MICHELLE AND HER MOTHER HOPE YALL ARE A OKAY❤❤❤
I never wanted to birth children but I was lucky to be in the room when my little sister gave birth to my nephew(14) and niece(5). I cried both times. Those two kiddos are my favorite people. I'd literally die for them.
Much respect to everything you do ❤
your mother is probably so proud of you for what you are doing, your so brave. love your videos!
I love that she spoke with pregnant women as well as the experts. So awesome to see both perspectives
As a Perinatal Mental Health therapist (someone that helps mamas and birthing people with health aspects of pregnancy, including leading up to, during, and after giving birth), I am so so incredibly grateful that this video was created, as it helps to normalize what it’s like to become a mom, including the possibility of experiencing complications. It also shows society just how big of an experience it is to bring new life into this world! So wonderful!
She’s going to be such a good mama one day 😭
This is incredibly eye opening! My Mum had severe toximia with me, so I'm an only child who has never, ever wanted children and Mum accepts that she won't get grandchildren haha. I've never wanted them and I'm not a maternal person whatsoever! Amazing to see you do this, Michelle. You're amazing ❤
For those of us watching this video who don't have children, this has also been an eye-opening experience, and you stepped up to the challenge like a pro, Michelle.
Congratulations to both families.
Michelle, you are such an inspiration to me, and I'm sure many others. Thank you for doing what you do. Your content is amazing.
I'm an L&D nurse, and I love watching all of your videos! Thank you for showing such a great appreciation for what we get to be a part of. Also you're a badass and such an inspiration.
she’s practically been everything, but I think that so far being the godmother of a child is the best one yet!
i love how kind the people who allowed u to film their process’s are, wonderful group of people!
Michelle, I have been watching your videos for years, and I love all your videos, but this has been my favorite so far. This video was beautiful and impactful. Thank you for sharing it.😊
This video has made me respect my mom even more even more even more… I was an emergency C section baby and all I have ever been told is that it’s because my umbilical cord got wrapped around my legs and neck, and I swear after this I feel like I didn’t wanna know anymore about it but omg I respect every woman who has ever had a pregnancy and every women who has ever had a labour and delivery at any time of that pregnancy is even more
Michelle is one in a million. The amount of courage she is is out of this world. Good Job
Technically 1 in trillions since there have been trillions of living organisms on this planet
Bro just let me be nice
@@ejrjiffh-ov9fr it wasn’t meant to be mean
Congrats on being the godmother of that baby. That is so sweet of that couple to do that.
I just held my new nephew for the first time a couple weeks ago and even though he isn't mine, he was so adorable and I love him so much.
This video made me cry. You did an amazing job, Michelle!
Hi Michelle! I love your videos so much, each & every challange accepted video makes my whole month! I know that you've already tried gymnastics before (a video with buzzfeed), but i can't help dreaming about you one day making a "I tried Gymnastics" Video! I've always wanted to do gymnastics, but the fact that if you dont start young in gymnastics, you'll never make it, has discouraged me. You are amazing and you persevere at every challenge thrown at you in each sport you try! You inspire me so much with every one of your videos, i hope one day you'll do a gymnastics video :)
This made me wanna go hug my mom 🥰and thank her