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Hhahahahah, took me a second to work it out. Ouch!
ReplyDeleteBoom! That sure hit me for six! Woweee - thats my coffee splattered.
ReplyDeleteOur bodies are made to do wonders.
I can't help but think... AHHHHH I DID THAT! WEIRD! AHHHHHH!! My doctor asked if I wanted to feel the top of my son's head when he was crowning. Too freaky for me.. I don't think I could mentally handle seeing my lady bits having done this.
ReplyDeleteThis is exactly how I felt as well... They pulled a mirror over and I was like " I don't wanna see it! I don't wanna touch it! Just get it out!!"
DeleteWoah! That took me a second too. Awesome!! I wish I had photos of my daughters births..
ReplyDeleteI had to enlarge the pic to figure out what the heck was going on. This is both scary & amazing.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!! Wonder what lens they used ... I did that (4 TIMES!!!).
ReplyDeleteFace presentation, one of the most difficult positions for baby to be born. Amazing!
ReplyDeleteI just met someone whose first birth was a face presentation. Apparently the doctor tried to push him back in. Didn't work. Her boy came out eyes first to the world.
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