I had always had problems with pregnancy. Getting pregnant was no problem, but STAYING pregnant certainly was. I had all kinds of problems with my hormones that caused me to be entirely random about when or if I ovulated, and how many eggs I would put out at once. It ALSO caused me to miscarry early in my pregnancies, usually by the end of the first trimester. I had just lost a baby at 3 months, 3 months before. Going to the ER with what I THOUGHT was stomach flu symptoms. I was diagnosed with pregnancy, and they made me an OBGYN appointment for the next day. I told the doctor about the previous miscarriage, and told him I couldn't be 5 months pregnant. That I either had to be 3 months pregnant again, or 6 months pregnant with the twin of the one I lost. he ordered an ultrasound (rare and new in 1979), which showed I was INDEED 5 months pregnant. I described the baby I had lost, and he confirmed that it was indeed a 3 month fetus. He said the only explanation was that I had to have gotten pregnant with the younger baby when already pregnant with the one I lost. I asked him why I hadn't lost both, and he said I must have been carrying the older twin below the other one where passing it didn't affect the second child. That was long ago, my daughter, who I ended up carrying a month OVERDUE will be 43 in August.
Me too i had a major issue as to y i couldnt stay prego...i recently found oud out that i have hypokalemia which is low potassium n potassium is important in cell building. So the zygote would b formed but i didnt have enough potassium to put towards the cellular structure of the baby so i would miscarry often. Got that issue resolved n now im 2months along woohoo!!!!! I miscarried one of my multiples too...just glad the other stayed☺️☺️☺️☺️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰. I often miscarried within the first month
Octomom was only 34 with 14 kids. She wasn't menopausal or some ridiculous age having babies. Her invitro treatment changed a lot of state laws, making it so Medicaid wouldn't cover treatment of infertility anymore in many states.
I mean, medicaid probably shouldn't have covered fertility treatment in the first place. The income threshold to qualify for medicaid is quite low and I'm not saying poor people shouldn't have babies, per se, but if they're struggling to support themselves, is bringing a child into it, a child who will inevitably do without in life, really a good idea? Not to mention how many children are in foster care or being given up for adoption right now. It costs far less to help a child who already exists than it does to pay for medical intervention to have more children. Plus, there are governmental stipends and assistance to help take on foster children which are not available to those who have bio kids.
My dad was over 13 pounds when he was born. He was the youngest of seven and his oldest sister was pregnant with her first at the same time. He was born in 1920 and they lived on a farm in Oklahoma. She gave birth at home with a midwife.
I was a teen mom pregnant with fraternal twins. I had no complications but I was put in best. I gave birth to them when I was 15. They weighed in at my son was 7lbs 13oz and my daughter weighed in 6lbs 13 oz also both 21 inches long. My kids are both college graduates. As well as I am. I have two granddaughters my sons girls. Now I’m 48 and a grandma. I love my children and granddaughters my college education took me to a path inI being a teacher. Blessing to all those that have children they are a blessing.
i had my first baby at 16. then again at 18 and again at 21. all the good b-days. lol i had my 3 boys for 15 yrs and then at 36 i had my first baby girl. then another at 39. im all done now. my youngest 8 my oldest is 31. i too am a g ma at 47 to one and another on the way. it was tough being a teen mom but we did it. good for you for getting a carreer too.
@@kdt789 props to you my friend it was hard I words full time l, raising my twins and in college. Now I have been the Fidel’s of education for 16 years and now for las 6 years I’ve been doing ABA for children’s with autism. I’m a clinical supervisor.
@nathannathan4993 I caught that too. I thought maybe my math was not mathing well, since I'm bad at the subject. Also, he said 25 years up until age 40? So she started at 15? I guess I can see that because, rural Africa, but single mom? I have so many questions.
My husband was born after 41 weeks. His dad says that "he just did not want to be here yet" and it shows when he has to wake up in the morning, almost impossible to get him up on time lol 😂
my son was 12 days late. I went into labor the day before I was scheduled to be induced. I spent 19 1/2 hours in labor then had to have a c-section because he was stuck, quickest 20 pounds I ever lost though (and I only gained 22 pounds during my pregnancy)
I was born at 27 weeks in 1983. My mum was given an emergent c section with no pain relief to save my life. My hospital ( a big district hospital) didn’t even have an intubation tube that small in those days and had to have one flown from the city. After 3 strokes, 2 collapsed lungs and many, many units of blood the medical staff gave up but thanks to my dad who didn’t leave my side for a month in the nicu I’m still alive! Still considered a mirical baby by the hospital.
My mother was having a placental abruption and was bleeding out, I was dying and she was a nurse and knew what was at stake. They did it and saved both of us that day. She was literally superhuman
Not sure if this “ breaks a record” or not but my sisters second baby was born with no brain … litteraly just a brain stem. Doctors said she wouldn’t survive birth. She ended up surviving for 2 years …. She was an angel so precious. It was a short life but going above and beyond doctors expectations … two years!!!
My great-aunt had a double uterus, and gave birth to two girls, four months apart. The family called them the twins, even tho they technically weren't actually twins.
I knew a kid who was a twin. His organs were mirrored of his brothers, meaning his heart was on the right side of his body. Unfortunately, his brother didn't make it due to being born prematurely, but I can imagine the confusion for any new doctor he has checking his heart
Yeah, I babysat for a girl who had a medical alert bracelet stating that her organs were reversed. She was adopted from India by a Norwegian couple who lived in Fairbanks, Alaska. She was the surviving twin (or possibly they were adopted separately? but I heard "surviving twin" from the parents) and was otherwise healthy. She had her own babies normally, as the uterus is in the middle, thus it should remain centered and normal.
my godmother was misdiagnosed when she was a little girl and they had to remove her uterus. a couple of months after her recovery she started having complications down there again but went to another doctor who ended up finding out the real issue. she was never able to have kids because the previous doctor removed her uterus for nothing. that's why my mom chose her to be my godmother and why my godmother and I are so close. she was practically like a second mother for me. even though she's my cousin i still consider her as an aunt and she's the best aunt i could have ever hoped for
her family tried suing that doctor but for whatever reason the judge said he wasn't liable for what happened and the lawyer they hired didn't appeal his ruling. like how the fuck wasn't he liable? he just went ahead with the operation without her parents permission. she couldn't consent to it. her parents weren't there because she was flown down south to Toronto from northern Ontario
I had a cryptic pregnancy, I had stomach issues went to the hospital and came back with a baby! Traumatic, but I didn't have ANY symptoms so I didn't have to deal with morning sickness and cravings 👌
There's a case out there of a woman who's kids didn't match her DNA. She was doing something I forget what and a DNA test was taken but her kids didn't match her. Turns out it was her unborn twin's kids because it was her DNA. She had to fight in court about it too.
I think what you are saying is that the mother is a chimera. Sometimes fraternal twins will meld together in the uterus to become one person. Then, certain parts of that person will have DNA from one of the twins and the rest of the body will have DNA from the other twin. So the DNA in the ovaries may be different from DNA take from a mouth swab. Any children she gives birth to will have the DNA from the ovaries.
I remember that case! She was trying to get Government Assistance and when the court did the blood test she was accused of trying to defraud the government. What helped her was she was pregnant at the time and gave the okay for a court official to be in the room as she gave birth. The second that baby was born it was taken for a DNA test against hers and had the same results as it’s siblings, so she wasn’t charged and was actually issued an apology by the judge.
Feodor Vassilyev (1707-1782) was a peasant from Shuya, Russia. His first wife is said to have lived to be 76, and between 1725 & 1765, had 69 children (16 pairs of twins, 7 sets of triplets, and 4 sets of quadruplets); 67 of them survived infancy with the loss of one set of twins: the record for most children born to a single woman. However, their names, dates of birth, and dates of death are all unknown.
Buela in 40's probably had a ghost pregnancy and then actually got pregnant during that time. Rare for a woman to ovulate during pregnancy but not unheard of. This is why they couldn't find the baby's heartbeat, Penny didn't exist yet.
Abby and Brittany Hensel are conjoined twins who are both 5th grade schoolteachers (for the same class obviously), I find them so inspiring, they are both amazing women
Why would any doctor agree to or allow to be a part of allowing a 73 year old to carry a baby. How far is this to the child when at that age the parent could pass in several years, and what ability will someone of that age be able to do what a young parent can do. This is just wrong. I feel so sorry for the baby.
@@lifeisshort.stopwastingyou9600 because it is seriously unethical that's why... those poor babies will end up parentless by the time they're old enough to start school.. these people selfishly made a choice to be parents at the end of their lives not even thinking about the consequences of their choices and the quality of their daughters lives and how becoming parents at the age where they're supposed to be grandparents will affect the future of their children.
@@lifeisshort.stopwastingyou9600wow, really, not much intelligence coming from your brain. How fair is it to a baby with parents that age. They probably won’t live much longer and they sure aren’t going to be able to do things with that child young parents can. How fair is that. Try thinking outside the box and feeling what that child will eventually thing. Try some common sense
I'm puzzled on this as well. I don't want to judge the lady, but I am wondering why she didn't try the method of artificial insemination earlier? Was it cost? Lack of technology? Resources? Just wanted to break a record? Or was she determined to try conceiving naturally until giving up and trying a different method? I feel like I am missing out on a lot of her story. Regardless it has happened and now I hope the best for her and her children.
having babies at 74 is seriously ethically questionable.. how long on average do they have left? 6-9 years?.. choosing to become parents at the end of their lives means they are sentencing those poor kids on a life without parents at their most crucial age... im almost 27 and the youngest of 3 and i still feel mortified and lost every time i think i could loose my parents due to their old age... imagine having that happen to a freaking toddler.. not to mention their quality of life being lower in the first place due to all the immobility that comes naturally at that age... i'm shocked that there is a doctor in this world who actually approved such a procedure... and their excuse was that they couldn't have kids their whole life? that only means they had 50 years to adopt a child... instead they opted for the act of ultimate selfishness completely disregarding their children's future.. bravo for them.
As I remember, the doctor did receive a LOT of criticism for allowing this. He came under a lot of rebuke from his peers as well as the press. I don't know if he is still practicing or not. And I hate to say it, but I agree about the extreme selfishness here (and in a few other cases mentioned in the video). Maybe the donor mother is still involved in their lives????
This is like telling people not to allow the grandparents to help with the kids. Parents die all the time and leave their kids in the custody and care of the grandparents. You’re not going to say that’s unethical right? Anything those grandparents can do, that old lady and her husband can do. My paternal grandmother had my dad at 48 and she’s going to be 100 this year in December. I think it honestly depends on the health of the person. The video said the 74 year old woman was kept on observation in the hospital but she never had any health conditions or complications and birthed her two girls just fine. She could live to 100 and her daughters would be 26 years old when she passed. She had no health conditions at 74 which means she was very healthy. It’s likely she could live past 100.
nobody can decide that for others. Everybody is different, experiences and lives are be different. if they are not there anymore they will still have family to help. Even if you're young and healthy you can still die tomorrow and live your children without parents. So what ? If you want a child and can have one, nobody can tell you not to have it, and vice versa.
@@Curlsl oh pls. Losing a parent is traumatizing at any age. Having to deal with such trauma as a small child just bcuz someone finally made a decission they should've made 50 years ago is a picture perfect example of selfishness. And u can't compare an accident or an unexpected illness of a young parent dieing with an elderly couple who literally know for a fact they will leave a toddler or a young teen parentless and still go through it.💀 I don't care how "tolerant" u are this level of unethical can't be justified by "oh it's none of ur business just be nice" 😒
My husband is a miracle baby, he was born at 2 lb 5 oz in Aug, due in Oct, and his doctor was going to get the death certificate when he noticed my husband moving under the blanket. And now I have a 6 ft 6, 230-250 lb man that I'm happy being married to most of the time lol.
My Dad weighed three pounds and his Mom was told to take him home he is going to die. He would be 85 now. He was 6 foot 3 and about 250 pounds. Amazing that he lived.
Not so much a miracle as a weird coincidence. During the process of giving birth to my youngest son, the umbilical chord wrapped around his throat, cutting off his breathing. I was luckily able to give birth quickly enough that I didn't need an emergency C-section, and my son was perfectly healthy. At about the same time as his breathing was cut off (from what we noted in hindsight, since it was less obvious in the moment), I started having a severe asthma attack and had to be put on oxygen. It had been years since I'd had such a severe attack, and with everything going on, I didn't immediately recognize what was happening until I realized I didn't have enough breath to speak anymore. So, yeah, big coincidence that my baby and I were struggling to breathe at the same time for two wholly different reasons. Crazy, right?
I rarely had menses and had dozens of tests and was told I'd never have children sooo I was 7 months pregnant before I realized it because I also had pregnancy induced tachycardia so I was actually losing weight. Good times and he also has a younger brother.😂
There is one where a mum was pregnant for 70 YEARS. If I remember correctly, she started having contractions but they stopped. In the end the baby calcified with no complications!!! I think it happened in India.
@@mrtrollnator123 Not natural. Using IVF they injected eggs into her womb and monitored her health throughout the pregnancy. Naturally it is impossible for a woman to give birth after menopause.
Yup, I have a cousin with 2 uteruses. My pregnancy with my son was almost a stealth pregnancy because I didn’t have any signs or symptoms until I was 5 months pregnant. My delivery was 43 hours, from the time my water broke until the baby came out my who-ha. My labor actually started, and was confirmed in the hospital, with contractions three weeks before my water broke (I was dilated 2 centimeters and just walking around like that 😅) Pregnancy is a strange and complicated thing. My paternal grandmother had my dad at 48. She and her daughter (in her 20’s at the time) were pregnant at the same time.
@@BaconQweenRoblox having five at once must have been intense. It’s awesome that your water didn’t break sooner because multiples typically are born prematurely. And delivered by caesarean. My son was born at 38 weeks and 5 days. I had multiple ob/gyn’s because of not knowing I was pregnant for the first five months, and the first ob/gyn said I had to carry to 40 weeks exactly or there would be problems with the baby. I had a hunch that I wasn’t going to make it to 40 weeks and she was scolding me for saying so. She also had all kinds of backwards things to say about pregnancy weight and testing for Down syndrome at 26, with no family history, which made me decide to switch hospitals. But then the next ob/gyn told me that by 22 weeks a baby was typically viable and had good odds of surviving so long as I delivered in a hospital with a prenatal care unit. And that every week past that just meant even better odds. She said by 30 weeks the baby is almost guaranteed to survive, outside of any unforeseen circumstances. She said my weight gain was fine and there was really only a need to test for Down Syndrome if you were over 35, or by 30 if it runs in your family, but most people choose not to test because they’re just happy to have a baby and it doesn’t make any difference to them if it has two chromosomes or three. Lol The third OB/GYN I had was a wonderful woman who sent me for labs and when they came back fine, and everything on ultrasound was fine, and the pregnancy related diabetes test was negative, etc she said to continue what I’m doing and not worry about the rest. She said that if I made it 38 weeks the baby was pretty much fully developed and they consider it full term. While giving birth to my son I dropped 45 lbs. And was back at my pre-pregnancy weight by the time they weighed me in the recovery room. My son was long and skinny 7 lbs 9 oz and I remember the nurse saying he was 22 inches long but my mother in law insists he was 21 inches. The placenta was huge at 7 lbs 5 oz and the nurse had it in a bag she placed on the scale with two hands. It’s definitely not the same as pushing out 5 babies (you’re a champ for that) but I basically birthed twins out my who-ha. My son didn’t struggle or get distressed at all during my labor, he took a nap in the middle lol. But it took me forever to fully dilate and then 6 straight hours of pushing. I was incredibly exhausted. I thought I was going to die. I saw my deceased grandmother’s face looking back at me when I saw my son for the first time. He looked just like her. I didn’t learn until years later that “visions” of loved ones are a sign of impending death. Knowing that now, I hope I get to see my grandmother again at the end. I miss her all the time. I spent 3 days in the recovery room in and out of consciousness before I was well enough to go home. But my son and I are healthy enough and well enough now :). No worries. Pregnancy can be a magical experience, birth is almost always challenging (not usually as challenging as birthing 5 at once or going for almost 2 straight days but sometimes it can take up to 5 days), but the whole reason we do it is to have that little human in our arms when it’s all said and done, and to get to take them home (when mom and baby are both ready).
it's a long story but the short version is that when i found out i was pregnant with my second son i was almost 5 months along. felt like the shortest pregnancy in history to me. he came out over 8 pounds so, he was healthy. i like to say he was my surprise kid.
If I’m correct, this is called a cryptic pregnancy, where the pregnancy isn’t detected until after, I think, 20 weeks, but may not be detected until the pregnant person goes into labor!
When I was born, my umbilical cord had tangled around my body. Their was a chance that I may not survive. But I was okay (no surprise). Even though a small part of my right ear was severed, I've had no problem. Thank God!
My son was born with no heartbeat due to having the cord wrapped around his neck SEVEN TIMES. The doctor had to go inside me with scissors to cut the cord before he could come out. He was a deep blue color, but they managed to bring him back, and his health has been excellent ever since. He's now in his late 30s, spent 4 years in the military, and is ornery as ever!
Even tho I'm not prego or even old enough to have a kid I'm still praying for the family's and mothers in the video rn😊👨👩👧👦 Btw im 11 and im truning 12 next year loma😂
I’m now 37 weeks pregnant, here’s how I’m doing 😊 ⚠️ 14 weeks onwards ⚠️ I was throwing up a lot but it stopped a week later 😊 The bad thing was that I couldn’t eat anything 😢 ⚠️ 16 weeks now ⚠️ I had a scan and it said I was having twin girls 🥰 🥰 ⚠️ 24 weeks now (wow time goes so fast) ⚠️ I started buying some things for the babies 🥰 And I started eating again! 😊 Plus, we had a gender reveal (trust me it went *too* well 😂) ⚠️ 30 weeks now (I told you time goes fast) ⚠️ I was (and am) *really* tired 😴 And, me and my sister went on holiday to Paris for a week (from Canada 🇨🇦) 😊 (it was good) After that, my bf (Alex) booked a holiday (again) to Russia (yep, Moscow) to see some family there but… Here’s the bad thing… The only available flight was the day before my due date 😢 I hope it goes well and I live to tell the ta- I already did. Like the comment or else ima dislike your videos/comments for the life of ur YT account)
I know someone who has 2 uterus and carried twins, one in each uterus, delivered 2 babies that are grown today. One baby had some disabilities due to the birth, but both are well.
The statistic on more difficulty after the age of 34 is not always accurate. Why, my mom had me at 39 and my brother at 41. And we're all still kicking.
I'm 32 with hopefully my fourth live birth, my 9th pregnancy. None of my previous pregnancies were this hard. All I do is sleep and puke. Not to mention back and hip pain are way more prominent with this pregnancy. The only thing I can think of is I'm in my thirty's now. However my mother and I both had our thirteen year olds 6 weeks apart and she was in her late 40s with her easy pregnancy!
Yep….i had my fourth child at 38 and my 5th at 40. (Both home births), no complications. All grown and healthy. A friend had twins at 42 (3rd pregnancy) and a surprise pregnancy at 45. Again, no complications and all grown and healthy.
honestly, my mother also carried me for 12 months I was supposed to be born in September 1996 but I was born in December 1996 but I was still born late born on the 29th
My moms pregnancy was weird she didn’t show any symptoms of being pregnant until around 9 hours before I was born when her legs started swelling. Luckily I was pretty healthy and only about a month early according to the doctors.
This is the story when I was born: One day it was a normal day in my old house except that I was supposed to be born in 3 weeks. My dad was a musician and was playing a show away from home. They were not ready for a baby yet, and then the impossible happened: My mom started feeling stomach pain. She called her friend to take her to the hospital. It turns out I was being born 3 weeks early. And since My mom's friend was there and my dad wasn't, Technically my mom's friend knew me before my dad did.
no one ever said a man got pregnant tho... it's your own damn lack of education that can't differentiate a man from a trans man... and yet here you are thinking you we're saying something smart... 🤷♂🤷♀
I only gained 6 lbs with my first pregnancy. My son was 7 lbs 3 ozs. He was fully healthy. The nurses thought I was kidding when I went into labor, I only had a tiny bump. 10 hrs later, my boy was born. Left the hospital in size 3 shorts. My subsequent boys made up for the size issue, I gained much more weight with them.
I have two gay dads, so they got a birth mother in order to have a child. My birth mother was Indian and my biological father was Asian American. I was born 5 weeks early and was said not to survive due to my weight, but I did! I got many gifts and lots of people said I was a very beautiful child. People around me didn’t give up, so nor did I ☺️
Thanks to pre-eclampsia, my mom had to have an emergency c section. So I was born about 12 weeks early and I didn’t even weigh a pound. Somebody decided to get this loaf of bread that was shaped like a bear and take a picture of me next to it. It was bigger than me. Sorry that was supposed to say 2 pounds not 1. I spent about 3 months in the NICU and was 5 lbs and was allowed to go home
I don't know if i would ever be a great father and dad, but then, i'm only a 24 year old guy, and i'm single. I do at some point want to become a father and dad, but i want to meet someone first, which i haven't done yet. And as a biological man, meaning i was born a male, i can't really give birth, because i don't have a womb
Having a genetic disorder and mutation myself im a bit disgusted by the extremely short ladys idea to have children, why even risk your children having to deal with the same issues you did in life, suffer as you did. Its why ive personally had to give up on having blood children despite having had want to my entire life. Plan to adopt when I am in a position to do so. Note; Im not judging her merely stating the idea itself disgusts me a bit due to my personal reasoning.
I'm fourteen and male, but these stories are interesting, and I might learn some of the terminology used for stuff like this next year, when I am in Biology.
" She was told by doctors the only way to ease her body was to actually keep giving birth..." "It was only until she delivered her 44th child doctors advised her to stop giving birth altogether and operated on her uterus to prevent further pregnancy". That poor woman. She had a medical condition. Why couldn't she have had a hysterectomy or her ovaries surgically altered before having to deliver 44 children? That happens in third world countries where women have no right to make medical decisions with their doctors regarding their own bodies. But that's only in third world countries, right??? 😥
Me and my sis are miracle babies. We almost died. But its not me who is the true miracle. My sister is. She was about to be born and then when she was being born her and my mother were left there for a long time like about 3-5 hours. My sister had her umbibical cord wrapped around her neck. She received more un-needed fluids than neccesary. But a doctor helped deliver her before it was too late. I still remember walking into the room to see a somewhat healthy little child. Its amazing what can happen and how it is.
This is a comment from another video that had comments turned off on this channel. It's called Unusual Kids Born With Super Conditions. I heard them say that after Dr's delivered a woman's son that they didn't want mama Zhao Huikany to see her son. Baby Zhao Huikany was born with bilateral Transverse Facial Cleft. I'm I the med field. All Dr's already know 90 percent of a time what disorder and conditions a new born has before delivering and the mother knows too. So why would they docs be shocked and not want mama to see baby? In ultrasound, any doctor can see it's definitely obvious of baby conditions, so why did the docs act so brand new to what they saw. It's been there as clear as day in their faces since 2nd and 3rd trimester right? How could these doctors have missed this?
6:00 The mom: you know what I’m gonna be getting a sewing machine so I can sew together all of my sons clothes so they can wear her clothes without being naked
Just imagine you having to go to school and everyone found out that your dad carried you instead of your mom. I feel like all three of those kids will get bullied a lot.😢
I only found out I was pregnant with my 4 baby @ 29 week, he was born at home weighing 5lbs 7oz, healthy as all the rest and turning 1 soon.... Power bump to all the mommies
Thank you for always being supportive of different communities and people Be Amazed. It means a lot to me and my community to have your support even if others may not always be 😌🏳️⚧️
I was born when my mom was 40, and I turned out fine. I might have the mental stability of a 5 year old, I was born more then a month early, but that second part was because of stress. But I’m also in fifth grade ALEKS at our school, and for a fourth grader that’s impressive.
When my mom was pregnant with me her due date was the 26th of June but I didn't leave she even shouted at me to get out but at midnight on the 1st of July she went into labour but then on the 3rd of July her blood pressure was too high so she had an emergency c-section and she almost died my dad went out and kicked some stones but me and my mom survived and my parents had a baby boy 6 years after but I was the planned one my brother was half planned because my parents were planning on having another baby soon but my mom had to take some tablets but the doctor's never said that they made you more fertile so my mom soon got pregnant with my brother
I’m currently 18 weeks pregnant, I’m praying that my pregnancy goes smoothly 🥰
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Don't forget to say thanks to doctors not only your imaginary pocket super creature
Your comment and your profile picture made me imagine a pregnant Vegeta.
I had always had problems with pregnancy. Getting pregnant was no problem, but STAYING pregnant certainly was. I had all kinds of problems with my hormones that caused me to be entirely random about when or if I ovulated, and how many eggs I would put out at once. It ALSO caused me to miscarry early in my pregnancies, usually by the end of the first trimester.
I had just lost a baby at 3 months, 3 months before. Going to the ER with what I THOUGHT was stomach flu symptoms. I was diagnosed with pregnancy, and they made me an OBGYN appointment for the next day. I told the doctor about the previous miscarriage, and told him I couldn't be 5 months pregnant. That I either had to be 3 months pregnant again, or 6 months pregnant with the twin of the one I lost. he ordered an ultrasound (rare and new in 1979), which showed I was INDEED 5 months pregnant. I described the baby I had lost, and he confirmed that it was indeed a 3 month fetus. He said the only explanation was that I had to have gotten pregnant with the younger baby when already pregnant with the one I lost. I asked him why I hadn't lost both, and he said I must have been carrying the older twin below the other one where passing it didn't affect the second child.
That was long ago, my daughter, who I ended up carrying a month OVERDUE will be 43 in August.
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43??!!!
@@firework4748 Yeah, I'm 65 myself. And my youngest grandchild turned 16 today.
Me too i had a major issue as to y i couldnt stay prego...i recently found oud out that i have hypokalemia which is low potassium n potassium is important in cell building. So the zygote would b formed but i didnt have enough potassium to put towards the cellular structure of the baby so i would miscarry often. Got that issue resolved n now im 2months along woohoo!!!!! I miscarried one of my multiples too...just glad the other stayed☺️☺️☺️☺️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰. I often miscarried within the first month
@@playground2583 Congrats on the new baby, I pray you will be able to carry it to term.
Octomom was only 34 with 14 kids. She wasn't menopausal or some ridiculous age having babies. Her invitro treatment changed a lot of state laws, making it so Medicaid wouldn't cover treatment of infertility anymore in many states.
i'm amazed in you james. look at you ramble about something you think you know about
@@jamesw.6931 Yeah, it's not like humans are mortal and new ones need to keep being made to replace them or anything.
I mean, medicaid probably shouldn't have covered fertility treatment in the first place. The income threshold to qualify for medicaid is quite low and I'm not saying poor people shouldn't have babies, per se, but if they're struggling to support themselves, is bringing a child into it, a child who will inevitably do without in life, really a good idea?
Not to mention how many children are in foster care or being given up for adoption right now. It costs far less to help a child who already exists than it does to pay for medical intervention to have more children. Plus, there are governmental stipends and assistance to help take on foster children which are not available to those who have bio kids.
@@jamesw.6931 It's so offensive to call someone with kids a "clueless breeder" that's so dehumanizing and gross. F off weirdo!!!
That's actually sad😢
My mom reminds me regularly that I weighed 12 lbs 7 Oz when I was born. Which was an in-house record at the hospital.
That's huge
I was born at 12 lbs 1 oz. Which was also a record at the hospital that I was born at.
You was half grown when you was born. 😂
My dad beat you he was 13 lbs 😂
My dad was over 13 pounds when he was born. He was the youngest of seven and his oldest sister was pregnant with her first at the same time. He was born in 1920 and they lived on a farm in Oklahoma. She gave birth at home with a midwife.
I was a teen mom pregnant with fraternal twins. I had no complications but I was put in best. I gave birth to them when I was 15. They weighed in at my son was 7lbs 13oz and my daughter weighed in 6lbs 13 oz also both 21 inches long. My kids are both college graduates. As well as I am. I have two granddaughters my sons girls. Now I’m 48 and a grandma. I love my children and granddaughters my college education took me to a path inI being a teacher. Blessing to all those that have children they are a blessing.
i had my first baby at 16. then again at 18 and again at 21. all the good b-days. lol i had my 3 boys for 15 yrs and then at 36 i had my first baby girl. then another at 39. im all done now. my youngest 8 my oldest is 31. i too am a g ma at 47 to one and another on the way. it was tough being a teen mom but we did it. good for you for getting a carreer too.
@@kdt789 props to you my friend it was hard I words full time l, raising my twins and in college. Now I have been the Fidel’s of education for 16 years and now for las 6 years I’ve been doing ABA for children’s with autism. I’m a clinical supervisor.
Thank you for sharing!
This is pretty rare , so good for you
My goodness, are you ok? Did you get…?
that woman with 38 kids literally be the whole class😂😂😂😂
but imagine being bullied when you have 37 siblings
And what if their all chaotic
@@jackschnipke926 its alright there will only be 100 dead bodies of teachers 😅-what
@nathannathan4993 I caught that too. I thought maybe my math was not mathing well, since I'm bad at the subject. Also, he said 25 years up until age 40? So she started at 15? I guess I can see that because, rural Africa, but single mom? I have so many questions.
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My husband was born after 41 weeks. His dad says that "he just did not want to be here yet" and it shows when he has to wake up in the morning, almost impossible to get him up on time lol 😂
His mom was probably trying everything 😂 “honey, get me the rolling pin”
@@Erinyes999 I don’t get it…
Should I get it?
Haha that’s funny
😂
my son was 12 days late. I went into labor the day before I was scheduled to be induced. I spent 19 1/2 hours in labor then had to have a c-section because he was stuck, quickest 20 pounds I ever lost though (and I only gained 22 pounds during my pregnancy)
I was born at 27 weeks in 1983. My mum was given an emergent c section with no pain relief to save my life.
My hospital ( a big district hospital) didn’t even have an intubation tube that small in those days and had to have one flown from the city. After 3 strokes, 2 collapsed lungs and many, many units of blood the medical staff gave up but thanks to my dad who didn’t leave my side for a month in the nicu I’m still alive! Still considered a mirical baby by the hospital.
You are a miracle! 🙏 ❤
did your mother make it? a c section, cutting someone open with no pain relief seems overly barbaric
My mother was having a placental abruption and was bleeding out, I was dying and she was a nurse and knew what was at stake. They did it and saved both of us that day. She was literally superhuman
Not sure if this “ breaks a record” or not but my sisters second baby was born with no brain … litteraly just a brain stem. Doctors said she wouldn’t survive birth. She ended up surviving for 2 years …. She was an angel so precious. It was a short life but going above and beyond doctors expectations … two years!!!
That is amazing. And heartbreaking, too. 🥲
Incredible! That probably does break a record, but there could be some other kid at 3 years old
Was that an anincephalic baby? 💔
Even though at the story is sad, it’s a amazing one
miss no brain
My great-aunt had a double uterus, and gave birth to two girls, four months apart. The family called them the twins, even tho they technically weren't actually twins.
Irish twins.
How are they doing now?
I knew a kid who was a twin. His organs were mirrored of his brothers, meaning his heart was on the right side of his body. Unfortunately, his brother didn't make it due to being born prematurely, but I can imagine the confusion for any new doctor he has checking his heart
Yeah, I babysat for a girl who had a medical alert bracelet stating that her organs were reversed. She was adopted from India by a Norwegian couple who lived in Fairbanks, Alaska. She was the surviving twin (or possibly they were adopted separately? but I heard "surviving twin" from the parents) and was otherwise healthy. She had her own babies normally, as the uterus is in the middle, thus it should remain centered and normal.
Whoa
my godmother was misdiagnosed when she was a little girl and they had to remove her uterus. a couple of months after her recovery she started having complications down there again but went to another doctor who ended up finding out the real issue. she was never able to have kids because the previous doctor removed her uterus for nothing. that's why my mom chose her to be my godmother and why my godmother and I are so close. she was practically like a second mother for me. even though she's my cousin i still consider her as an aunt and she's the best aunt i could have ever hoped for
her family tried suing that doctor but for whatever reason the judge said he wasn't liable for what happened and the lawyer they hired didn't appeal his ruling. like how the fuck wasn't he liable? he just went ahead with the operation without her parents permission. she couldn't consent to it. her parents weren't there because she was flown down south to Toronto from northern Ontario
@@isaiahachvery unfortunate to happen
I had a cryptic pregnancy, I had stomach issues went to the hospital and came back with a baby! Traumatic, but I didn't have ANY symptoms so I didn't have to deal with morning sickness and cravings 👌
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that's wild! hope the baby was happy and healthy 😄
My mother is pregnant her baby is coming I am gonna be the biggest brother my mam has 5 kids
@@BeAmazeduuuh im a 11 yr boy not knowing sm abt pregnancy all i can say abt the whole vid just weird things
@@FlorinCătălinZamfirwell that’s on you
Baby Rosalie holding baby Noah's hand is sooo cute
There's a case out there of a woman who's kids didn't match her DNA. She was doing something I forget what and a DNA test was taken but her kids didn't match her. Turns out it was her unborn twin's kids because it was her DNA. She had to fight in court about it too.
She was a chimera. They basically had to dna her kids as soon as they came out.
I think what you are saying is that the mother is a chimera. Sometimes fraternal twins will meld together in the uterus to become one person. Then, certain parts of that person will have DNA from one of the twins and the rest of the body will have DNA from the other twin. So the DNA in the ovaries may be different from DNA take from a mouth swab. Any children she gives birth to will have the DNA from the ovaries.
@Elle R Probably. Still very strange.
Ah yes I’ve heard of this, it is pretty crazy.
I remember that case! She was trying to get Government Assistance and when the court did the blood test she was accused of trying to defraud the government. What helped her was she was pregnant at the time and gave the okay for a court official to be in the room as she gave birth. The second that baby was born it was taken for a DNA test against hers and had the same results as it’s siblings, so she wasn’t charged and was actually issued an apology by the judge.
Feodor Vassilyev (1707-1782) was a peasant from Shuya, Russia. His first wife is said to have lived to be 76, and between 1725 & 1765, had 69 children (16 pairs of twins, 7 sets of triplets, and 4 sets of quadruplets); 67 of them survived infancy with the loss of one set of twins: the record for most children born to a single woman. However, their names, dates of birth, and dates of death are all unknown.
New content never disappoint , great work as always
Between men having babies, conjoined twins, and 70 year olds having babies, this video’s gonna give me nightmares!
Same
Buela in 40's probably had a ghost pregnancy and then actually got pregnant during that time. Rare for a woman to ovulate during pregnancy but not unheard of. This is why they couldn't find the baby's heartbeat, Penny didn't exist yet.
Abby and Brittany Hensel are conjoined twins who are both 5th grade schoolteachers (for the same class obviously), I find them so inspiring, they are both amazing women
I LOVED being pregnant.. after my third daughter was born, and that was the end of my journey.. I actually mourned. Enjoy your pregnancy journey! ❤️🥰
Well... incase you know being pregnant is alot of work... to keep your baby alive also There's diseases that could kill your baby after pregnancy
You liked it how
You don't have love it you just have to bare it
@@Margelo8875 ... Who is your comment directed to…?? I’m not understanding this.
@@animalsallover298 .. exactly what is your question?
Why would any doctor agree to or allow to be a part of allowing a 73 year old to carry a baby. How far is this to the child when at that age the parent could pass in several years, and what ability will someone of that age be able to do what a young parent can do. This is just wrong. I feel so sorry for the baby.
100% agree..
why are you sorry for the baby? they're alive...
@@lifeisshort.stopwastingyou9600 because it is seriously unethical that's why... those poor babies will end up parentless by the time they're old enough to start school.. these people selfishly made a choice to be parents at the end of their lives not even thinking about the consequences of their choices and the quality of their daughters lives and how becoming parents at the age where they're supposed to be grandparents will affect the future of their children.
@@lifeisshort.stopwastingyou9600wow, really, not much intelligence coming from your brain. How fair is it to a baby with parents that age. They probably won’t live much longer and they sure aren’t going to be able to do things with that child young parents can. How fair is that. Try thinking outside the box and feeling what that child will eventually thing. Try some common sense
I'm puzzled on this as well. I don't want to judge the lady, but I am wondering why she didn't try the method of artificial insemination earlier? Was it cost? Lack of technology? Resources? Just wanted to break a record? Or was she determined to try conceiving naturally until giving up and trying a different method? I feel like I am missing out on a lot of her story. Regardless it has happened and now I hope the best for her and her children.
having babies at 74 is seriously ethically questionable.. how long on average do they have left? 6-9 years?.. choosing to become parents at the end of their lives means they are sentencing those poor kids on a life without parents at their most crucial age... im almost 27 and the youngest of 3 and i still feel mortified and lost every time i think i could loose my parents due to their old age... imagine having that happen to a freaking toddler.. not to mention their quality of life being lower in the first place due to all the immobility that comes naturally at that age... i'm shocked that there is a doctor in this world who actually approved such a procedure... and their excuse was that they couldn't have kids their whole life? that only means they had 50 years to adopt a child... instead they opted for the act of ultimate selfishness completely disregarding their children's future.. bravo for them.
If she was really healthy during her pregnancy and delivery even at that age, she'll probably around and kicking long enough to see them to adulthood.
As I remember, the doctor did receive a LOT of criticism for allowing this. He came under a lot of rebuke from his peers as well as the press. I don't know if he is still practicing or not. And I hate to say it, but I agree about the extreme selfishness here (and in a few other cases mentioned in the video). Maybe the donor mother is still involved in their lives????
This is like telling people not to allow the grandparents to help with the kids. Parents die all the time and leave their kids in the custody and care of the grandparents. You’re not going to say that’s unethical right? Anything those grandparents can do, that old lady and her husband can do. My paternal grandmother had my dad at 48 and she’s going to be 100 this year in December. I think it honestly depends on the health of the person. The video said the 74 year old woman was kept on observation in the hospital but she never had any health conditions or complications and birthed her two girls just fine. She could live to 100 and her daughters would be 26 years old when she passed. She had no health conditions at 74 which means she was very healthy. It’s likely she could live past 100.
nobody can decide that for others. Everybody is different, experiences and lives are be different. if they are not there anymore they will still have family to help. Even if you're young and healthy you can still die tomorrow and live your children without parents. So what ? If you want a child and can have one, nobody can tell you not to have it, and vice versa.
@@Curlsl oh pls. Losing a parent is traumatizing at any age. Having to deal with such trauma as a small child just bcuz someone finally made a decission they should've made 50 years ago is a picture perfect example of selfishness.
And u can't compare an accident or an unexpected illness of a young parent dieing with an elderly couple who literally know for a fact they will leave a toddler or a young teen parentless and still go through it.💀 I don't care how "tolerant" u are this level of unethical can't be justified by "oh it's none of ur business just be nice" 😒
My husband is a miracle baby, he was born at 2 lb 5 oz in Aug, due in Oct, and his doctor was going to get the death certificate when he noticed my husband moving under the blanket. And now I have a 6 ft 6, 230-250 lb man that I'm happy being married to most of the time lol.
My Dad weighed three pounds and his Mom was told to take him home he is going to die. He would be 85 now. He was 6 foot 3 and about 250 pounds. Amazing that he lived.
Hopefully you guys are having a great relationship together ❤❤❤
@@mrtrollnator123 just like all relationships and has it sends out some ups and downs but I love him and that's all that matters
@@Madtigres of course, the bond that you share with partner despite the ups and downs is extremely important
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Not so much a miracle as a weird coincidence. During the process of giving birth to my youngest son, the umbilical chord wrapped around his throat, cutting off his breathing. I was luckily able to give birth quickly enough that I didn't need an emergency C-section, and my son was perfectly healthy. At about the same time as his breathing was cut off (from what we noted in hindsight, since it was less obvious in the moment), I started having a severe asthma attack and had to be put on oxygen. It had been years since I'd had such a severe attack, and with everything going on, I didn't immediately recognize what was happening until I realized I didn't have enough breath to speak anymore. So, yeah, big coincidence that my baby and I were struggling to breathe at the same time for two wholly different reasons. Crazy, right?
I rarely had menses and had dozens of tests and was told I'd never have children sooo I was 7 months pregnant before I realized it because I also had pregnancy induced tachycardia so I was actually losing weight. Good times and he also has a younger brother.😂
There is one where a mum was pregnant for 70 YEARS. If I remember correctly, she started having contractions but they stopped. In the end the baby calcified with no complications!!! I think it happened in India.
HUH???????
Of course it was India 😂
I remember hearing about that
@@mrtrollnator123 Not natural.
Using IVF they injected eggs into her womb and monitored her health throughout the pregnancy.
Naturally it is impossible for a woman to give birth after menopause.
I think that's a complete lie lol
Yup, I have a cousin with 2 uteruses.
My pregnancy with my son was almost a stealth pregnancy because I didn’t have any signs or symptoms until I was 5 months pregnant. My delivery was 43 hours, from the time my water broke until the baby came out my who-ha. My labor actually started, and was confirmed in the hospital, with contractions three weeks before my water broke (I was dilated 2 centimeters and just walking around like that 😅)
Pregnancy is a strange and complicated thing.
My paternal grandmother had my dad at 48. She and her daughter (in her 20’s at the time) were pregnant at the same time.
Dang, I’m sorry for you, I had 5 kids at once and my water broke at 38 weeks
But I’m happy to be a mom to seven now 😊
@@BaconQweenRoblox having five at once must have been intense. It’s awesome that your water didn’t break sooner because multiples typically are born prematurely. And delivered by caesarean.
My son was born at 38 weeks and 5 days. I had multiple ob/gyn’s because of not knowing I was pregnant for the first five months, and the first ob/gyn said I had to carry to 40 weeks exactly or there would be problems with the baby. I had a hunch that I wasn’t going to make it to 40 weeks and she was scolding me for saying so. She also had all kinds of backwards things to say about pregnancy weight and testing for Down syndrome at 26, with no family history, which made me decide to switch hospitals.
But then the next ob/gyn told me that by 22 weeks a baby was typically viable and had good odds of surviving so long as I delivered in a hospital with a prenatal care unit. And that every week past that just meant even better odds. She said by 30 weeks the baby is almost guaranteed to survive, outside of any unforeseen circumstances. She said my weight gain was fine and there was really only a need to test for Down Syndrome if you were over 35, or by 30 if it runs in your family, but most people choose not to test because they’re just happy to have a baby and it doesn’t make any difference to them if it has two chromosomes or three. Lol
The third OB/GYN I had was a wonderful woman who sent me for labs and when they came back fine, and everything on ultrasound was fine, and the pregnancy related diabetes test was negative, etc she said to continue what I’m doing and not worry about the rest. She said that if I made it 38 weeks the baby was pretty much fully developed and they consider it full term.
While giving birth to my son I dropped 45 lbs. And was back at my pre-pregnancy weight by the time they weighed me in the recovery room. My son was long and skinny 7 lbs 9 oz and I remember the nurse saying he was 22 inches long but my mother in law insists he was 21 inches. The placenta was huge at 7 lbs 5 oz and the nurse had it in a bag she placed on the scale with two hands. It’s definitely not the same as pushing out 5 babies (you’re a champ for that) but I basically birthed twins out my who-ha. My son didn’t struggle or get distressed at all during my labor, he took a nap in the middle lol. But it took me forever to fully dilate and then 6 straight hours of pushing. I was incredibly exhausted. I thought I was going to die. I saw my deceased grandmother’s face looking back at me when I saw my son for the first time. He looked just like her. I didn’t learn until years later that “visions” of loved ones are a sign of impending death. Knowing that now, I hope I get to see my grandmother again at the end. I miss her all the time. I spent 3 days in the recovery room in and out of consciousness before I was well enough to go home. But my son and I are healthy enough and well enough now :). No worries.
Pregnancy can be a magical experience, birth is almost always challenging (not usually as challenging as birthing 5 at once or going for almost 2 straight days but sometimes it can take up to 5 days), but the whole reason we do it is to have that little human in our arms when it’s all said and done, and to get to take them home (when mom and baby are both ready).
This channel always has new ideas to make interesting videos. Great Job!
This was absolutely astounding! I didn't know about a lot of these, really fascinating ❤❤
it's a long story but the short version is that when i found out i was pregnant with my second son i was almost 5 months along. felt like the shortest pregnancy in history to me. he came out over 8 pounds so, he was healthy. i like to say he was my surprise kid.
what's the long version???😂
If I’m correct, this is called a cryptic pregnancy, where the pregnancy isn’t detected until after, I think, 20 weeks, but may not be detected until the pregnant person goes into labor!
I hope he is kk
I was the same way
@@breebosquet7394 he's 26 now, just a bit short for a guy 5'4", otherwise he's normal lol.
I have a twin sister and my mum didn't know she was having twins until she was 6 weeks before giving birth. The doctor said that one of us was hiding.
Must have been a surprise for your mom
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When I was born, my umbilical cord had tangled around my body. Their was a chance that I may not survive. But I was okay (no surprise). Even though a small part of my right ear was severed, I've had no problem. Thank God!
My son was born with no heartbeat due to having the cord wrapped around his neck SEVEN TIMES. The doctor had to go inside me with scissors to cut the cord before he could come out. He was a deep blue color, but they managed to bring him back, and his health has been excellent ever since. He's now in his late 30s, spent 4 years in the military, and is ornery as ever!
Ma'am or sir, it might be just me being 10 but that's the most amazing story I've ever heard! Even though my iq is 136!👏
Even tho I'm not prego or even old enough to have a kid I'm still praying for the family's and mothers in the video rn😊👨👩👧👦
Btw im 11 and im truning 12 next year loma😂
loma
Twins im 12 too
I was born at a whopping 12 lbs and 1 oz. But that is nothing compared to my uncle who was born at 13 lbs and 5 oz.😅
When my mother was pregnant with me, nobody believed her because I was basically hugging her spine lol
I’m now 37 weeks pregnant, here’s how I’m doing 😊
⚠️ 14 weeks onwards ⚠️
I was throwing up a lot but it stopped a week later 😊
The bad thing was that I couldn’t eat anything 😢
⚠️ 16 weeks now ⚠️
I had a scan and it said I was having twin girls 🥰 🥰
⚠️ 24 weeks now (wow time goes so fast) ⚠️
I started buying some things for the babies 🥰
And I started eating again! 😊
Plus, we had a gender reveal (trust me it went *too* well 😂)
⚠️ 30 weeks now (I told you time goes fast) ⚠️
I was (and am) *really* tired 😴
And, me and my sister went on holiday to Paris for a week (from Canada 🇨🇦) 😊 (it was good)
After that, my bf (Alex) booked a holiday (again) to Russia (yep, Moscow) to see some family there but…
Here’s the bad thing…
The only available flight was the day before my due date 😢
I hope it goes well and I live to tell the ta- I already did.
Like the comment or else ima dislike your videos/comments for the life of ur YT account)
I hope all goes well
@@DoubleEntertainthanks! It’s going alright, just more contractions 😊
Im 30 now and carrying quadruplets was so painful but im still praising God😊
Love the video I'm a mother of 12 kids it's awesome how all these births are different.
Dang! 12 kiddos. Do you ever get to rest? 😄
I know someone who has 2 uterus and carried twins, one in each uterus, delivered 2 babies that are grown today. One baby had some disabilities due to the birth, but both are well.
The statistic on more difficulty after the age of 34 is not always accurate. Why, my mom had me at 39 and my brother at 41. And we're all still kicking.
Yeah, my paternal grandmother had my dad when she was 48. The average STARTING age for menopause is 52.
I'm 32 with hopefully my fourth live birth, my 9th pregnancy. None of my previous pregnancies were this hard. All I do is sleep and puke. Not to mention back and hip pain are way more prominent with this pregnancy. The only thing I can think of is I'm in my thirty's now. However my mother and I both had our thirteen year olds 6 weeks apart and she was in her late 40s with her easy pregnancy!
Yep….i had my fourth child at 38 and my 5th at 40. (Both home births), no complications. All grown and healthy. A friend had twins at 42 (3rd pregnancy) and a surprise pregnancy at 45. Again, no complications and all grown and healthy.
It’s amazing how women go through all of this suffering to make a human being ❤
Women who want to be parents at least.
Just saying.
Facts yo
Don’t forget, some men do it too!
@@Shadow.wolf9592 and they are amazing as well! ☺️
I just looked you up and found this. I am watching it now.
Thank you!
Ya think 🤔?
@@SweetLilWren Well, I found it when it was only 32 seconds old.
That’s a BROKEN RECORR (Not really tho)
I’m currently 23 weeks with one and holy sheet congratulations octo mom 😂 I’m struggling with my little boy
Hang in there mama! U don’t have much longer 🙏 ❤
this mf said holy sheet
You can make it champ!!! 👑
@@gxdmax tried not to swear lol saying shit isn’t taken well all the time 😂
@@chiggy.pig7 sorry, i didnt think of it that way and i wasnt trynna be very rude
honestly, my mother also carried me for 12 months I was supposed to be born in September 1996 but I was born in December 1996 but I was still born late born on the 29th
FYI: my mom actually told me that she was 10 months pregnant with me because I was 8 days overdue
My moms pregnancy was weird she didn’t show any symptoms of being pregnant until around 9 hours before I was born when her legs started swelling. Luckily I was pretty healthy and only about a month early according to the doctors.
r/thathappened 🙄
@@Leanzazzy you do know cryptic pregnancies are a thing right?
This is the story when I was born: One day it was a normal day in my old house except that I was supposed to be born in 3 weeks. My dad was a musician and was playing a show away from home. They were not ready for a baby yet, and then the impossible happened: My mom started feeling stomach pain. She called her friend to take her to the hospital. It turns out I was being born 3 weeks early. And since My mom's friend was there and my dad wasn't, Technically my mom's friend knew me before my dad did.
No man's ever got pregnant.... 😮💨
no one ever said a man got pregnant tho... it's your own damn lack of education that can't differentiate a man from a trans man... and yet here you are thinking you we're saying something smart... 🤷♂🤷♀
@KAnonKal Al2 no there aint
Thomas did
@@alderheartthemedicThomas is a woman
Facts
I know 2 of the 3 first ever triplets in Australia born through IVF. We use to hang out once in a while but we live internationally now.
I have a crazy pregnancy 🤰 story. I’m still trying understand how it happened
Do tell
Have you figured out how it happened yet? My son is 9and he says you can get pregnant from kissing soooooo
Pov: the video is uncomfortable but you cant stop watching
This video was fascinating, and dealt with in such a respectful way. Amazing, as always 😊
As a male I can attest that we can give birth to lizard people. As long as she's the right kind of alligator if you know what I mean.
Agreed
I only gained 6 lbs with my first pregnancy. My son was 7 lbs 3 ozs. He was fully healthy. The nurses thought I was kidding when I went into labor, I only had a tiny bump. 10 hrs later, my boy was born. Left the hospital in size 3 shorts. My subsequent boys made up for the size issue, I gained much more weight with them.
I have two gay dads, so they got a birth mother in order to have a child. My birth mother was Indian and my biological father was Asian American. I was born 5 weeks early and was said not to survive due to my weight, but I did! I got many gifts and lots of people said I was a very beautiful child. People around me didn’t give up, so nor did I ☺️
I’m so glad that you have parents who love you and that you were able to be born into this world. 😊
Thanks to pre-eclampsia, my mom had to have an emergency c section. So I was born about 12 weeks early and I didn’t even weigh a pound. Somebody decided to get this loaf of bread that was shaped like a bear and take a picture of me next to it. It was bigger than me.
Sorry that was supposed to say 2 pounds not 1. I spent about 3 months in the NICU and was 5 lbs and was allowed to go home
how are u alive then
Pictures or it didn't happen
I used to love being pregnant but we just opted for the two babies 😊
I don't know if i would ever be a great father and dad, but then, i'm only a 24 year old guy, and i'm single. I do at some point want to become a father and dad, but i want to meet someone first, which i haven't done yet. And as a biological man, meaning i was born a male, i can't really give birth, because i don't have a womb
Who else woke up and craved be amazed?
Lol
14:59 Nobody better mess with that woman or they're gonna have an awful lot of her children coming after them. Like holy shit that's a lot.
Having a genetic disorder and mutation myself im a bit disgusted by the extremely short ladys idea to have children, why even risk your children having to deal with the same issues you did in life, suffer as you did. Its why ive personally had to give up on having blood children despite having had want to my entire life. Plan to adopt when I am in a position to do so.
Note; Im not judging her merely stating the idea itself disgusts me a bit due to my personal reasoning.
I'm fourteen and male, but these stories are interesting, and I might learn some of the terminology used for stuff like this next year, when I am in Biology.
Good luck in high school! Start a business before leaving high school if you can and be a positive leader not a follower.
Don't forget about Sarah, she was 90 years old when she gave birth.
In Genesis
Why,you Christian,an 90 year old giving birth is impossible
LOL
@@ChristopherHill-nt9ir it happened.
15:04 big mom from one piece 🎉
She will protect them when they are young and they will protect her when they grew up
5:17 if a man gets pregnant then how do they get the baby out?
He still had a uterus and ovaries. Not sure if he still had a vagina but if the vagina was closed up they would just do a C-section.
@@RosesVengeancehe you mean she he’s a woman
" She was told by doctors the only way to ease her body was to actually keep giving birth..." "It was only until she delivered her 44th child doctors advised her to stop giving birth altogether and operated on her uterus to prevent further pregnancy". That poor woman. She had a medical condition. Why couldn't she have had a hysterectomy or her ovaries surgically altered before having to deliver 44 children? That happens in third world countries where women have no right to make medical decisions with their doctors regarding their own bodies. But that's only in third world countries, right??? 😥
I was one of the smallest babies in the hospital and wasn't even dangerously premature.
Me and my sis are miracle babies. We almost died. But its not me who is the true miracle. My sister is. She was about to be born and then when she was being born her and my mother were left there for a long time like about 3-5 hours. My sister had her umbibical cord wrapped around her neck. She received more un-needed fluids than neccesary. But a doctor helped deliver her before it was too late. I still remember walking into the room to see a somewhat healthy little child. Its amazing what can happen and how it is.
His content NEVER disappoints
Edit: I was born tiNy
5:03 so is the dad the mom and the mom the dad now?
This is a comment from another video that had comments turned off on this channel. It's called Unusual Kids Born With Super Conditions. I heard them say that after Dr's delivered a woman's son that they didn't want mama Zhao Huikany to see her son. Baby Zhao Huikany was born with bilateral Transverse Facial Cleft. I'm I the med field. All Dr's already know 90 percent of a time what disorder and conditions a new born has before delivering and the mother knows too. So why would they docs be shocked and not want mama to see baby? In ultrasound, any doctor can see it's definitely obvious of baby conditions, so why did the docs act so brand new to what they saw. It's been there as clear as day in their faces since 2nd and 3rd trimester right? How could these doctors have missed this?
2:56 Uh… for the people with… kinks?
2:45 That Image is legit CRAZY
When I was born, my mom was 32.
"People with wombs"?? Come one be amazed 🙄
the thumbnail is a bit wierd
Agreed, it’s… uhh… kinda SUS
6:00 The mom: you know what I’m gonna be getting a sewing machine so I can sew together all of my sons clothes so they can wear her clothes without being naked
Bet I've heard about the vast majority of these!
Love your video Be Amazed
Wow that was quite impressive
Just imagine you having to go to school and everyone found out that your dad carried you instead of your mom. I feel like all three of those kids will get bullied a lot.😢
A man getting pregnant that sure creeped me out
Transgender, it's a female
@@lawalker7015nope
Because the man is a woman 😂
I found it interesting!😊
Thomas really said: If your uterus won't do it, then mine will.
the thumbnail 💀
🗿🗿🗿🗿 MOAWIAAaaaaaaAAaA
Yeah, I'll have to do that. Thanks for the invite!
I only found out I was pregnant with my 4 baby @ 29 week, he was born at home weighing 5lbs 7oz, healthy as all the rest and turning 1 soon.... Power bump to all the mommies
Finding out that you were the baby in an extraordinary pregnancy must be a weird realization
My dad had at least 9 siblings Which means his mom had A lot to think about
yikes, I can only imagine how many times your grandma had to go though pain
Currently 31 weeks here. Have a lot of complications but I'm ready.
Thank you for always being supportive of different communities and people Be Amazed. It means a lot to me and my community to have your support even if others may not always be 😌🏳️⚧️
I was born when my mom was 40, and I turned out fine. I might have the mental stability of a 5 year old, I was born more then a month early, but that second part was because of stress. But I’m also in fifth grade ALEKS at our school, and for a fourth grader that’s impressive.
Haven't you learned the difference between then and than yet?
@@African.empress this is about a year later and no. Not at all.
2:00 so this girl had 14 kids! Give that girl an award or something
When my mom was pregnant with me her due date was the 26th of June but I didn't leave she even shouted at me to get out but at midnight on the 1st of July she went into labour but then on the 3rd of July her blood pressure was too high so she had an emergency c-section and she almost died my dad went out and kicked some stones but me and my mom survived and my parents had a baby boy 6 years after but I was the planned one my brother was half planned because my parents were planning on having another baby soon but my mom had to take some tablets but the doctor's never said that they made you more fertile so my mom soon got pregnant with my brother
Some of these make me cry with tears of happiness
wow. imagine being famous for being pregnant!
You don't remember Octomom?
@@Flamsterette i do, it’s just something that you wouldn’t expect 😳
@@itsyelsnia True.
My daughter had a friend who was born with a 10% chance of survival and she is alive to this day
I am amazed at how Be Amazed could say a “man” didn’t get his womb removed?
Thank you so much for saying this, a man can not get pregnant
He was Transgender.
Health class got NOTHIN on
Mr. B. Amazed
it's not bizarre that a woman pretending to be a man got pregnant.
Even after transgender treatment, the sexual organs remain the same, so he still had a uterus despite being technically male.
She prob trans😂
They are trans
this is truly.........AMAZING!!!!!