“My Girlfriend Gave Birth. Nobody Even Knew She Was Pregnant. I Never Wanted Kids”
Unplanned babies can disrupt lives and make people question their existence altogether. What if, however, nobody – even the doctors – even knew a child was on its way? That’s exactly what happened to one guy whose story will knock you out of your shoes.
“It’s apparently more common than people realize,” the 31-year-old wrote. “Basically pregnancy tests are unreliable after a certain stage.” A lot of crazy little details came together to completely ‘hide’ a baby in his girlfriend’s belly even from an ultrasound scan. Naturally, you’re preparing for the due-date throughout the whole 9 months, but when such a heavy load of information and new responsibilities hit, it’s hard to cope. Scroll down to read the incredible story in the words of the father whose life was irreversibly changed overnight, and let us know what you think of this miracle-baby in the comments below.
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Relating to the unbelievable story, people were keen to express their support
A girl I worked with had spent a few months in France with her boyfriend's family business, so when she came home, she'd taken on a bit of weight, but nothing drastic. She had had her period, too. She'd just been accepted to start studying to be an accountant. One night she had massive cramps, went to the clinic with a friend to have it checked out. The nurse who first sees her tells her she's pregnant. Her relationship was a bit rocky, so that was not necessarily happy news. The nurse went to get the doctor, because the cramps still weren't normal. Doctor comes in, checks, leaves, returns with paramedics. "You're in labour." She was rushed to the hospital, called her boyfriend from there, awkwardly, and gave birth to a fully formed, healthy baby boy. She ended up taking a convenience store assistant-manager job at 22 instead of studying, which is where I met her. Sadly, the relationship with the dad didn't survive, but it was an issue before the baby showed up unexpectedly.
Wow! Weird. Honestly, I felt more sorry for her giving up her studies than the break up of her already problematic relationship. I hope one day, when the kid gets a bit older, she finds a way to go back to studying and accomplish her life plans. If, in the meantime, she finds a better man willing to co-support her and the kid, even better.
Load More Replies...I am one of those children with a dad who just walked away. He's well off too! There's not a day that goes by that I hate him for it. It's not right and never will be. I'm good though but some people have no shame.
Im sorry, I know how tough it is to not have a father. Good to hear you made it my friend. God bless
Load More Replies...I wonder if this is even true. After that energy-drink-hole-in-the-head fiasco that Bored Panda posted, I take most of the things on this site with a grain of salt. Either way, wherever that baby is and however he came into the world, I hope he has parents that love him and teach him well as he grows up.
A girl I worked with had spent a few months in France with her boyfriend's family business, so when she came home, she'd taken on a bit of weight, but nothing drastic. She had had her period, too. She'd just been accepted to start studying to be an accountant. One night she had massive cramps, went to the clinic with a friend to have it checked out. The nurse who first sees her tells her she's pregnant. Her relationship was a bit rocky, so that was not necessarily happy news. The nurse went to get the doctor, because the cramps still weren't normal. Doctor comes in, checks, leaves, returns with paramedics. "You're in labour." She was rushed to the hospital, called her boyfriend from there, awkwardly, and gave birth to a fully formed, healthy baby boy. She ended up taking a convenience store assistant-manager job at 22 instead of studying, which is where I met her. Sadly, the relationship with the dad didn't survive, but it was an issue before the baby showed up unexpectedly.
Wow! Weird. Honestly, I felt more sorry for her giving up her studies than the break up of her already problematic relationship. I hope one day, when the kid gets a bit older, she finds a way to go back to studying and accomplish her life plans. If, in the meantime, she finds a better man willing to co-support her and the kid, even better.
Load More Replies...I am one of those children with a dad who just walked away. He's well off too! There's not a day that goes by that I hate him for it. It's not right and never will be. I'm good though but some people have no shame.
Im sorry, I know how tough it is to not have a father. Good to hear you made it my friend. God bless
Load More Replies...I wonder if this is even true. After that energy-drink-hole-in-the-head fiasco that Bored Panda posted, I take most of the things on this site with a grain of salt. Either way, wherever that baby is and however he came into the world, I hope he has parents that love him and teach him well as he grows up.
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