Lily!! You're correct - I just realized I misspoke - thank you for pointing this out. Though the complete picture of GERD in pregnancy is multifactorial, PROGESTERONE is the main smooth muscle relaxant and most likely major contributor here. Pinning this for clarification!
I threw a cheese toasted sandwich at the wall when I was about 8 weeks pregnant. Didn't have enough cheese on it. The worst part was that I made the sandwich 😂
I wish I'd have found her yes ago. I had such a bad experience with a female obgyn during a miscarriage and I'd heard they're heartless( I was young) but was told with no heart at all that is get over it and never think about it again and I'd go on to ha e more I'd not wasn't meant to be. Etc etc. It was awful.
@@overthepage1326 Oh yes lol I don't think people with penises will ever understand the absolute fear that you are going to be the next virgin mary lmfao
Were you pregnant? Last October mine came 2 weeks late, multiple negative test and then blam very heavy period. Now I am pregnant 20 weeks 4 days. Got a positive right away.
I was born about four months early and the pictures that we have of me are actually terrifying. Seeing a baby that small is scary, I can’t imagine how my family felt.
I totally relate to this. I was born 3 months early and my dad said I could fit in one of his hands. It's saddening to imagine how scary it must have been for him
My twin nieces were born at 27 weeks, with the smaller one weighing only 1 pound 8 ounces. Looking back at the earliest pics of them is pretty scary! Not only are they so small, but all pics are in their NICU bassinets with a bunch of cords, machines, and lights around them. Definitely a terrifying time for my family.
My friend was born around 3-4 months early, and oh man I’ll never forget her mom showing us pictures of her in a diaper which was SO BIG on her but the smallest they had… then her mom showing us the actual size of the diaper and how it was smaller than my palm.. meaning my friend couldn’t have been longer than like… a hand. So scary but my friend is awesome and healthy today!
my mom was cutting cheese the way you were cutting the avocado and cut a nerve in her hand and thats how she found out she was pregnant with me because they tested her before surgery. They asked her if she wanted to keep me and shes like "sure why not" lol.
same thing happened to me! i severed a nerve and still haven´t regained sensation in that part after two years, wasn´t preagnant tho (and never will be)
@@xKalisto It is similar to hand injuries from cutting a bagel. I had to go to urgent care a few years ago for a deep cut to my thumb (not from cutting a bagel, but slicing it on a broken coffee mug) that wouldn't stop bleeding.The doctor mentioned treating a lot of hand injuries from slicing bagels as well as having to care for someone from a restaurant who cut their hand with a mandoline! Ouch!
I started crying at “and now she’s sitting in a puddle of blood” and my 6 month old looked at me and put his arms up for me to come cuddle him. 🥰 When I was pregnant with him (he’s my rainbow) I started bleeding a lot at 7 weeks and broke down crying because I was sure I lost him and I had a SCH.
I'm so sorry you had to go through that terrible experience. I'm also happy to hear that your baby is healthy and you love each other ❤️ you must be a really loving mum 😊
❤❤ your son is a sweetie! Congratulations! Pregnancy can be a scary time. SCH are definitely scary. I read about mine on the u/s report and the doctor never went over it with us at the initial appointment . Asked for clarification and didn’t get anything other than monitor for bleeding….. ended up in the ER for bleeding. Then the second appointment we just had told me “SCH are not a big deal” , how I didn’t call and I did and corrected her that I was on hold because it was 9:30 pm, and then tried to pass the buck to the ER doctor not calling the on call OB. No ma’am. You let my husband and I down by not going over anything and what to expect, when it is serious to give us peace of mind on what to do. Needless to say changing doctors!
Yeah, my poor husband does not deal well with "icky medical stuff." He bravely stuck it out with me during labor for both our kids, but both times the nurses were worried that he was going to faint. He was turning green.
My husband was a trooper. He kept saying, "I'm not gonna look I'm not gonna look." And he looked and I swear I felt his hands go cold. 🤣 He looked right when they had to suction our son out the rest of the way. But he didn't leave or faint! I die laughing every time it's brought up. Lmfao
Agreed! Also fun fact: smell/taste aversion can happen with periods too. Not so fun fact: I'm currently experiencing a really bad aversion to sugar (like candy tastes rotten) while craving sugar!
I couldn't freaking stand 90% of my (greasy, fat-filled) usual diet for the first 14 weeks during 2 of my pregnancies. The other pregnancy (the only girl) I had NO symptoms whatsoever.
How far along were you when you found out and how was the pregnancy for you? Did you have to spend a few months in the hospital before the baby was born?
@@fulanadetal7710 about half way thru i spotted and was diagnosed. No activity stay laying down...bed rest at home until labor....3 weeks early...from first twinge to baby was an hour and 47 minutes. 7 lb 15 oz. 22 inches long. Biggest baby in Nicu for 11 days.😢 took him to wic on day he was due, but he was 3 weeks old, he weighed 10 pounds.😁 he's 25 an 6ft 4inches tall. He had speech n coordination problems (fine now) and by 14 he al.ost died before we found out he has diabetes. 💘🖖✌
It's completely understandable if someone does react badly, not just young men but it's understandable for anyone to not take it well when they discover they've accidentally created a baby when they were using contraception and obviously didn't want to get pregnant.
@@tanya5322 I know this because I was friends with him up until a few years ago until he screwed me over… He also used to live with me… kids a scumbag.
Talk about an emotional rollercoaster. In one day you go from not knowing that you're pregnant to being terrified that you or your baby might die to becoming a parent. I can't even imagine how crazy that would be
Lmao I cried when I ordered pizza and they didn’t put enough tomatoes and I asked for extra... I was pissed... so I understand the cheese situation. I’m so happy that her and her baby are healthy and alive ❤️🙏🏽
@@hannah-kt2gx Never been pregnant and don't know anyone that has been for years, but last time I got a period I cried because there was no fair in my city due to covid, and I didn't get my yearly fair corndog.
My mom drove forty minutes round trip to get me Olive Garden chicken Alfredo because I was craving it so bad with my twins, got it all the way home just to open the box and find spaghetti and meatballs instead. I think I went thru all five stages of grief 😂
Once when one of my friends had her period she cried cause she dropped a paper while walking into a door. The thing that caused the crying was the paper dropping and not the walking into a door for some reason.
I took 3 with my third because it kept coming up positive for pregnancy LOL-was NOT planning on being pregnant! He turns 15 this year and of course, cannot imagine life without my sweet boy! But I had convinced myself the first one was faulty as it was a leftover from 2nd pregnancy...
Right? When I missed my period I ended up taking like 8 tests over the span of a month because they kept coming up negative when I knew for sure I must be pregnant since my period hadnt come yet
@@StephanieBogart I had HG and GERD with my first 2 pregnancies. Thankfully I don't have it so bad this pregnancy because with my autoimmune disorder I have enough issues gaining weight 🙃 I hope your symptoms subside well before D-day! But if not they end up worth it for your precious baby.
@@StephanieBogart oh no! A lingering reminder... but hopefully nothing some tums or prilosec can't cure ☺😉 I'll tell ya this little one will give me a craving and then changes her mind and sends it back 🤣
@@RedRoseSeptember22 Thank you! I'm officially 36 weeks now 🙌 awaiting her arrival whenever she is plumped and healthy ☺ hoping she gives me a few more weeks but it's up to her at this point 😋😉
I'm sure that they did imaging and an EKG. They don't usually just send you home with nothing. I have GERD, asthma, and panic attacks, so I get bad chest pain. Sometimes it's bad enough to go to the ER. I've never been sent home without at least an EKG and imaging. It did take 3 trips to finally get the asthma diagnosed though (despite having O2 being super low and being put on supplemental oxygen), so hospitals definitely aren't perfect, especially when you have mental health issues and get dismissed, but they usually take chest pain pretty seriously even if it turns out to be heartburn. Where I live, it's mandatory to do those tests at the very least
Man. I had my son at 25 weeks in June and I still can’t believe that seeing babies in the NICU makes me instantly cry still. I couldn’t imagine going through that without even knowing you were pregnant
I thought I was the only one who knew someone like this... my cousin went to the ER and found out she was 3cm dilated .. she didn't know she was pregnant... everyone is doing well including the baby
@@jalifritz8033 yes! He was born 8 weeks early so he’ll be in nicu for at least 4 weeks, but seems to be doing well. My coworker had him like 2 hours after getting to the ER and is doing well! They actually sent her home after like 12 hours.
Every time you mention "mom to four" I find myself waiting for it to be "mom to five. We accidently brought one extra home from the store and by the time we noticed, the 30 return period had passed."
Hahaha 🤣 I had four children in just under 8 years , my oldest used to think it was strange that I counted them before I pulled out of store parking lots. She has three of her own now, I think she understands it now.
@@tanya5322 a friend and I have 5 (soon to be 6) between us and when we get together we are constantly headcounting and calling each others' kids the wrong names 😂
Smell aversion was my first clue that I was pregnant... I was vacuuming my stairs and started thinking “this carpet smells DISGUSTING! What in the world is that stench?!” And then my blood ran cold because I realized I could be pregnant 😳 We were really excited about it though, once we confirmed the pregnancy! Baby boy is due in 7 weeks Oh btw...Later on, everyone else said the carpet didn’t smell at all, lol
Congratulations!!!!!!! I knew I was pregnant (wanted pregnancy) when I was at the grocery store and the produce section got to be too overwhelming for me and got me nauseous. I went to the pharmacy section of the store and grabbed pregnancy tests.
I had a similar thing happen! I was at work and all of the sudden I smelled hot pockets. Turns out someone was heating up hot pockets on the other side of the building 😂😂 I was shocked that I could smell that far! Now I’m 8 weeks pregnant 🥰
Haha I was bald until I was around 2. I was also pretty small for my age, but walked rather early. My parents said I used to freak people out looking like an infant walking around their offices
This one had me in tears! I gave birth via emergency c-section 2 months early to a tiny baby boy who by some miracle only needed a feeding tube & a bit of air (his lungs were fully developed). He also pulled his feeding tube out about a month before he was scheduled to come home from the NICU. It turned out he didn't need it anymore, and we got to bring him home on Christmas Eve.
I’m a premature baby myself actually, was almost 2 months early but considering I was a triplet in a high risk pregnancy it was bound to happen, was supposed to be born on Christmas Day but life had other plans, we stayed in the NICU for around a month and we also got to come home on Christmas Eve, parents always say it was the best thing they could’ve wanted that year
I was premature too. My moms water broke at almost 29 weeks and she spent a week at the hospital. They were able to delay the labor for an entire week which allowed my lungs to develop My mom said she had to drink a lot of water. Anyways I was born at 30 weeks and I also was pretty healthy. I didn’t pull the tube because I wasn’t strong enough at that point lol. I had to be in the NICU for 8 weeks because i was born under 3 pounds and was actually loosing weight at first And I got sick so I needed a blood transfusion But When I was 5 pounds I got to come home
I had a really hard time getting pregnant due to polycystic ovary disease that necessitated removal of one ovary. We had our son and were so happy. When he was about 16 months old I started having a lot of reflux issues. I hadn’t had a period while I was breast feeding and then once he wanted at about 1 yr I still didn’t have periods. We didn’t use any birth control because we wanted more kids but I didn’t really think about the reflux in terms of pregnancy. I went to the doc and he said that he thought I should have an upper GI series since this might be gallstones or something. As I sat there listening to him I thought, you know, I might be pregnant. I should check that before I do anything else. So I went home, took a pregnancy test and yes, I was pregnant. I made an appointment with my OBGYN and then called my neighbor over to have some tea and tell her the good news. As I was making the tea a sudden gush of blood poured out of me onto the floor. I called my friend and she rushed in. You’re having a miscarriage she said. I’ll call your husband to take you to the hospital and watch your baby. She couldn’t take me because she had kids about to come home from school. My husband came from work and took me to the clinic where my OBGYN met me and they did an ultrasound. 17:30 He told me that yes, this was a miscarriage and the fetus hadn’t been expelled but had no heartbeat. They had to do a D&C before things turned septic and also to stop the bleeding. What would have happened to me if I were in Texas or Florida or some other crazy state where abortion is illegal?
My friend delivered a baby at 23 weeks due to placenta previa. Woo. that was a stressful time for her. It was heartbreaking. Being heavily premature, she needs therapy but overall she is a thriving 2 and a half year old! Preemie babies are fighters!
Glad to hear that she's thriving! It can be so hard to predict how premies are going to grow. Lots of times they catch up and are just tiny and other times they need some extra help. Either way, you're right--they are fighters and I'm sure she's beautiful. I miss being around little ones and seeing them grow up
When I was pregnant with my first child, I had intense morning sickness. I thought that if I sprayed some Bath and Body Works spray on me, it would calm my stomach (the scent was a fresh-smelling mango); however, the opposite happened. It not only made me rush to the toilet to puke, but that connection to the mango scent stuck around after I gave birth. I still get intense nausea when I smell it, and my child is 10. It's so weird how that works.
It's just your brain associating stuff, like how we associate our beds with sleeping/being tired. Our brains are crazy powerful, annoyingly enough lmao
I think we get that any time tbh, mum thinks I'm allergic to fish because I had a bad prawn or something when I was young (not 100% on that one) and I crashed my motorcycle and all I had eaten before riding was chocolate Easter eggs... and they gave me morphine which makes you sick, and ketamine, unsure if that also makes you sick and unsure why they gave me so many drugs lol but I puked liquid chocolate and I still like chocolate, but I'm really not a massive fan any more like I used to be, my mum used to say chocolate cake to me and I would break out into a massive grin of excitement, if you did that now I'd be like hmm is it shop bought or like really rich nice chocolate. And then ill just have a small amount and be good. But for like a year or two I didnt really eat chocolate at all
SmittenKitten I remember my sister telling me a long time ago that seeing Christmas items in the store made her feel nauseous because she had morning sickness the year before, around the holidays. I wonder if she still feels that way, considering that her son is also 10 years old.
Funny story about bald babies: my mom didn’t know babies could be born with hair since I was the only baby she had and her and her siblings were all born bald so when my sister was born after 48 hours of labor, my mom totally freaked out at the fact that she had a full head of black hair. She was terrified. Thought there was something wrong with her. 😂😂😂
😂 I'm from a "bald babies only" family. Whenever I see an infant with full hair, I'm half fascinated, half bewildered. It's just a strange sight when you're absolutely not used to it. Probably the same when it's the other way round. 😂
@@blaake7892 if it makes you feel better, every baby my mom had every seen prior to my sisters birth was born bald so when she came out with a full head of dark hair my mom screamed and asked what was wrong with her
Never been pregnant, but I feel the chicken sandwich indicent on a deep level. I usually cry about really dumb things when close to and during my period. (Which is most of the month due to PCOS)
I was a bald baby for MONTHS. My mother put me in my brother’s old baby clothes instead of spending money for girl clothes, then started taping bows to my bald head so people would stop calling me a boy. lol
I was bald for ages,my daughter has so much hair that you just see curls of it at the back of her head on her ultrasound 😂. The heartburn is REAL with hairy babies!
I managed to get a few super blonde hairs for my 1st birthday and my mum, the hero without a cape, managed to tie a bow around those thin little hairs that you can almost not see at all.
I lost it at taping a bow on your bald head ahaha XD that's so ridiculously funny. Reminds me of my vet who got tired of correcting people that her dog wasnt a boy so she got her a pearl collar so people would stop calling her a boy. It didnt work XD
I’ve had two miscarriages and two live children my miscarriages were 13 and 15 years ago and I saw a TikTok tonight that hinted about about a toddler giving his angel sister a kiss and I had a meltdown and cried for like 20 minutes
It’s so interesting to watch these weird pregnancies, knowing that I had a weird one too. I had a mini stroke at 34 weeks pregnant, which in itself was terrifying. Even more terrifying is that they couldn’t find a reason, just “it could happen when you’re pregnant”. Definitely a scary moment!
It's pretty terrifying, regular tv makes pregnancy just look like "Haha she has weird cravings, needs to pee, and is mean sometimes" but in real life pregnancy is like "Your body is going to attempt to kill you in about 700 different ways, for literally no reason".
How precious is MDJ with her reactions to these stories, she's so passionate about her field of work, her patients are very lucky to be in such good hands!
It’s been over 30 years now, but I remember the emotional roller coaster of finding out I was unexpectedly pregnant one week, and that I had miscarried by a week later. About a year later, I gave birth to my oldest of 4 children.
@@tanya5322 so sorry for your loss. Yes it is definitely something I will never forget nor will I forget being the first time I held each one of my little ones for the first time.
Every once in a while, I'm ridiculously oversensitive, and my first thought is always "do I need to take a pregnancy test? Why am I about to cry over something so small/doesn't involve me?" And now is one of those times because I went from normal to almost bawling when they said she needed an emergency C-section. Gotta love hormones 😂
I had to stop watching “a baby story” and “an adoption story” on TLC when pregnant with my first because it was way too intensely sweet and my emotions couldn’t handle it. I’d be legit bawling 😂. I also got crazy mad at hubby when he played a trick on me and said we didn’t have money for what I was craving. 17 years later I’m still pissed 😂
I was pregnant when we went to Disneyland. The show with the comics and the can-can dancers sent me into one of those laugh until you cry fits. It wasn’t even all that funny! I had to leave and compose myself.
I once cried over a Wendy's commercial 🤣 There was nothing sad about it, they were just showing a burger and talking about it and I was bawling. I thought oh boy, if this is how I am now, I'm going to be an absolute wreck when I'm pregnant!!
@@Laura-ql4mg i feel that 😂 mine is mostly triggered by cute things. Like a video of newborn puppies making cute noises? There go the waterworks. And Im like "damn, and I've never even been pregnant. How much worse is this gonna be when I am?"
When my mom was pregnant with me she suddenly started hating the smell of dawn dish soap. After she had me the smell was pleasant to her again but now that I’m born I absolutely can’t stand the smell of dawn soap.
It's crazy what pregnancy does to your body! I used to love broccoli but when I was pregnant with my daughter the smell of it just made me sick. She's almost 13 now and I still want to gag every time I smell broccoli.
Asparagus and hollandaise sauce are what get me. Cannot stand either of those! Mom mentioned when she was pregnant with me, and Dad had made an asparagus dish, the smell triggered a ‘very violent rejection of everything’. She liked it, but apparently, I decided very firmly that I did not. I still hate the smells of those things. Tried an asparagus soup… it was interesting, and only palatable with plenty of roasted garlic and black pepper…
@@amywebb4586 whole pregnant with me and my siblings my mom craved grits, and here we are nearly 20 years later and my sister hates grits, brother loves em though so her tastes rubbed off on somebody
I was 14 weeks when I found out when I was pregnant. 19 weeks when I announced to all of my family and friends and suffered an early stillbirth at 21 weeks. It sucked! Extreme depression and anxiety. I’m currently 20 weeks into my second pregnancy and everyday I pray all goes well!
My granddaughter had a placental abruption when she was pregnant with her first at age 16. She woke up in a pool of blood 2 weeks before her due date. I coached her through that birth and got my first great-grandbaby.
It would be super interesting if you reacted to an episode of One Born Every Minute that’s set in England. Labor and delivery seems so much different overseas.
@@AllthePrettyPurses If I remember the intro to the show right it's because that's literally the stat for UK births, there's a new baby born every minute.
@@samanthagreen576 Still, you know everyone's going to think of PT Barnum, "There's a sucker born every minute." They could have phrased it differently.
I had placenta previa with my third baby. I had NEVER heard about it until this baby, not once was it brought up as a possibility with my other two pregnancies. Thank you MDJ for talking about this!
Sometimes a little jealous of these women's first trimester being mild enough to miss it. Sitting here, 10w4d pregnant, almost 7 weeks into being sick every single day and looking like im about to give birth from the B L O A T. 😂😂😂😂
Can I just say how lovely and _human_ you are during you reaction vids - I just appreciate so much how you really care about the people outcomes as much as the medical issues at play. 10/10 Mama Doctor Jones!
I carried my baby past full term 2 1/2 weeks over my child's due date , I went to the hospital on the 19th because I wasn't dilating at all I knew something was wrong. Early hours at 2:02 am I woke up thinking I needed to use the restroom but the placenta ruptured. I called for the nurses and was rushed in for an emergency c section finding out the umbilical cord was wrapped around my baby's neck twice, was so thankful that my baby was okay
I had my son at 26 weeks because of preeclampsia and low fetal heart rate. I’m glad this baby was more developed because a micro preemie is very scary.
I'm a teacher and have had to give online classes. Caught myself recently in using a similar ending to my lesson. A dutch version of the be kind line 🤣
I feel like people who didn't have positive outcomes would likely not be able to or willing to share their stories on such a show. Seeing how traumatic the experience is for people who had the happiest possible result I can't imagine how the ones who lost their child or spouse would be dealing with this.
We're one of those families. I've had *two* stillbirths, and two surviving preemies - including a twin pregnancy with only one survivor. I belong to a lot of loss and complication communities - these issues aren't *that* rare, and losses are fairly *common* - especially early MC, but TV shows do NOT want to show those common negative outcomes. They want fantasies, or drama. TV shows LIE... or over emphasize minor issues and details, but ignore the important parts. If your only knowledge of puberty, fertility, sex, conception, development, pregnancy, pregnancy tests, complications, losses, antenatal care, labour, delivery, NICU, breastfeeding and recovery is *TV shows*... there's going to be some HUGE, harmful, misleading gaps ☹️ Most people do not want to know about complications or tragedies, but they still NEED to, so they are prepared themselves, can support others... and they can be grateful for happy outcomes. It's COMMON for people who had complications to be minimized, criticized, silenced, mocked and especially BLAMED by "friends" and "family" for their tragedy. Which is HORRIBLE. Many have invitations for family events like showers, christenings & weddings withdrawn. They end up excluded, as if their tragedy is "infectious". You hear a lot of "nobody wants to hear that", rather than simply support or listening. Even supposed "support" resources erase or refuse to "allow" losses and tragedies. Our church, for example, REFUSED to offer any support, no funeral, no burial, no prayers, no memorials, nothing. We and my surviving children were not offered somewhere to go to remember them. It's very hurtful. If you ARE mourning a loss, find a loss support group online. There are support resources, even if you are in a hospital. Talk to the nurses, they can be amazing advocates.
The difference being that at a little over the normal carrying time I was still very underdeveloped and small. Normal pregnancy length. Not normal pregnancy development.
@@BloodyKisses1100 Because lungs are the last thing to develop, I thought maybe you were in there for a little less time than needed... I didn't get (and Anna too I think) that you were underdeveloped although your mother had a 40-week pregnancy.
Being a mom to a NICU baby this hit all the feels! Seeing your child stay behind in the hospital, all the wires and medical equipment, the cpap breathing for them, it is very much overwhelming. So glad this couple had a great outcome!
As an xray tech, thanks for including the risk vs benefit scale for radiation during pregnancy. Of course we don't want to expose pregnant people often, but there are quite a few scenarios when pregnant patients NEED xrays/CTs-- like ruling out PE 👍
This one almost made me cry…it reminds me of my second daughter’s birth. I knew I was pregnant but I wasn’t gaining enough weight and kept going into early labor (3 times) and then they were trying to do more tests and sent me for a specialized anatomy scan and they said she had stopped growing and might have dwarfism or other complications so they wanted to send me for an even more specific test scan but I went into labor again and this time there wasn’t time to monitor it to see if they could stop it and she was born with only two pushes. She was 4lbs 15oz (she nursed before they weighed her because the doctor rushed out to deliver another baby and they were worried about her breathing so as long as she was breathing on my skin to skin they let her stay there then she nursed about 15-30 minutes later and then they weighed her at 5lb 1oz so she was probably the 4lbs 15oz-5lbs). When she was delivered they put her straight away on my chest and the NICU nurse’s hands were hovering over her ready to take her BUT I had seen a video of part of a “I didn’t know I was pregnant” online where the lady delivered in her car as her husband was driving her to the hospital and the actress was gently/slowly rubbing the babies back (who wasn’t breathing yet) and the narrator was saying (it was you MJD!) that if a baby is not breathing to VIGOROUSLY rub the baby’s back (not gently like they showed) with their face pointing downward to help stimulate them to cough up the amniotic fluid/mucus and to blow on their face to get them to gasp) so I remembered that and my mommy instincts kicked in and I vigorously started rubbing her back and blowing on her face. After about three times of blowing on her face she let out a tiny little wail and was breathing! She was very skinny, we called her legs like little bird legs. She was over 19 inches but only 5 lbs and dropped to 4lbs 9oz when we left the hospital 3 1/2 days later, she did not pass the car seat breathing test so she needed to rent a special lay down car seat from the hospital. I’m was happy with the original OB/GYN who was giving me/her care because she had moved my due date around month 4 of my pregnancy and therefore they didn’t think she was a premie but with the original due date she was and though she wasn’t hospitalized she did have the breathing issue when sitting/being held for a month and a half for her lungs to finish developing and was behind on growth charts and developmental milestones just like a premie. So to me she is a premie…today she is happy and healthy but needs glasses and is neurodivergent and may have some learning difficulties but is not old enough to tell yet school wise. But her delivery was very scary (tmi for a lot of it for general posting) but turns out good with our little one today!!! MDJ thank you for all you do in these videos!!!
Hey mama doctor Jones. I just wanted to let you know that my daughter was born at 27 weeks old and only had oxygen and a feeding tube. We live in a very small island in the Caribbean where medical equipment is not as advanced as in the US and other places in the world. She was released from hospital 4 weeks after birth and she is now the most intelligent 2.5 year old there is. God is GREAT!
All of my babies were bald too. They didn’t get hair till they were one. My poor daughter, when her hair finally did come in it was crazy. She looked like Rick Rack from the rocky horror picture show lol. Bald on top with hair at the bottom. She now has a full head of hair lol.
Oof, I had a pool of blood with my youngest child, the placenta came loose. Luckily we live near a hospital and I am a fast birther (took only 20 minutes). He had some blood in his lungs but other than that he was healthy and happy. I lost a lot of blood (fluxus). I am really lucky I live so close to such good carers. ❤
Lol at "fast birther" cause I am too apparently. With my first I only pushed for 18 minutes and she was out and they told me that was unusual. Active labor for 7 hours too so it went quickly thank god. Im glad you and baby are ok ❤
@@brisalinas6713 aww thank you ❤ That is really fast! Birthing fast had its advantages, but also disadvantages, I was shocked for a few days, couldn't quite grasp what happened 😅. And the contractions afterwards lasted three days 😭😂
@@brisalinas6713 with my first, I only had active labour for 2.5 hours and I pushed for 7 minutes. She basically came flying out, lmao. Currently pregnant with my 2nd and hoping it goes as well as the first :)
A few months ago I had a bad gallbladder attack and when the paramedics asked if I might be pregnant, I was doing some ASAP mental math. It'd been over a year since I'd had sex. LOL
I think mine stems from an abusive relationship where my ex would have sex with my unconscious body after I had taken rx sleeping medication (in other words, rape). I'm always fearful that there is a tiny possibility that I may be pregnant and have no idea because I didn't consensually take part in it.
This made me very happy....I was born with my twin sister around 23 weeks and we both had many complications and a 5 percent chance of living...seeing that baby in the first photo made me tear up because now I understand how my mom must have felt when she had me and my sister...
On the topic of blood and partners, my husband actually passed out and hit the concrete floor while I was pushing our son out. A gush of bag fluid and blood came out with his head and Daddy went white and fell to the floor! Nurse just pulled him out of the way, calls for backup, and moved into his place to help me hold my legs up ( epidural dead legs lol ) and we got my son out with the next push. I asked them to put my sons foot print on my husband's forehead as a prank & they did!! Hahahahaha my doctor was amazing 👏!!
I love these episodes! Could you in the future make an episode about stillbirth? I had one in week 23 and it's so hard to get good information about it.
I love that they featured a premie birth! My nephew was a micropremie (1 lb. 5 oz.), and I always cry when I see pictures of premies in incubators now. He’s almost 3 and doing well, just underweight since he was underweight for his gestational age when he was born.
Instantly had a sick feeling when I saw the baby in the NICU because of my micro premie (24 weaker). My little girl is 5 now and doing great and I'm so happy their little girl is doing great too 🥰 this was an excellent episode with realistically scary moments.
I mean, I remember after my cervical surgery with all the blood when a clot passed & no one told me about that being a thing. I was in college and when my roommate (like slept in the same room) were starting our day and threw back my covers and my entire mattress was covered in blood. I just ran cold & it took me a second to remember I had surgery a few days ago. I think my roommate thought I was dying... honestly, with that amount of blood, I did too.
OMG preach it, sis! After my cone biopsy I was chilling at home in my sweats and I coughed when suddenly I felt..something...exit my vagina. I was NOT prepared for what appeared to be a bloody piece of raw chicken skin in my underwear. Turns out it was just scar tissue but it would have been nice to have had a head's up. I literally put it in a ziploc bag, made an appointment for the following day, and confronted my (male, old) GYN like "Uh, excuse me WTF is this please?" 🤣
@@carag2567 Yes! Mine was also a CCB! I had a LEEP done but still got abnormal results after so they took like ⅓ of my cervix. (No abnormalities since *knock on wood* hopefully 2021 didn't hear me and it keeps going well😬) I saw a big bloody square in my underwear when I got to the bathroom & felt more drop. I didn't have anything to collect it in, so I just took pictures and videos. I was thinking maybe it was a surgical gauze pad, it was about 1in×2in so it would've made sense but nope. Just a giant clot. Sorry if all this is TMI lol but it's cathartic to share my experience with another person who gets what I'm taking about lol
That sounds so scary. I had a friend wake up in the same situation, however in her case it was an ectopic pregnancy rupture (she had no idea she was pregnant).
@@ImLunaShesZeta yes, I'm not blood averse, but I can definitely understand the feeling of "That blood is supposed to come out of me. THIS BLOOD IS NOT!!!" It's like how abdominal cramps can be so bad I can't move, but it's whatever. But if I think I've broken a bone, it might not even hurt that bad, but I'm flipping out.
The part of the partner being sick with blood reminded me of when I was five, I had an accident by the swings in the park. My dad was the first one to rescue me and he took me to my mom. As soon as he handed me to my mom he passed out for the amount of blood (the swing landed right in the middle of my forehead and obviously opened it up so you can imagine the amount of blood). And like father like daughter, I'm also super coward with blood. Once I was cleaning up some stitches and noticed one was bleeding, finished up and then went straight to bed asking my parents to call the doctor and ask what was going on while I recovered strength because I was gonna pass out.
I’m due in January 2024 and currently 30 weeks and 2 days pregnant. And I just am loving binging all of these. 🥹 that baby’s smile at the end was just ADORABLE! 🥰
My daughter was born at 31 weeks (we think was incorrect) they said oh she should be about 3.5 lbs my daughter was 2 lbs and the Dr said oh boy we were wrong. I could not hold her for 2 weeks and she was in the NICU for 2 months....so glad this momma got to hold her that soon.
My twins were 26 weekers. 1lb 8ozs and 1lb 12ozs respectively. They are now 2.5 year old crazy toddlers. They had a 4 month NICU stay and came home on feeding tubes.
Funny thing I found out after our 4th child was born I found out the pregnancy tests at the dollar store are one of the most sensitive pregnancy tests out there lol 😂 …score!
She probably didn't take the test properly and maybe her urine was very diluted. Even after giving birth you can still get a positive on a pregnancy test because your levels are still pretty high
I've had 7 babies, I can't imagine going thru pregnancy and not knowing. I know it does happen, but sometimes I think young people are in denial, and decide that it isn't real if they don't think about it. So happy this situation turned out well for this sweet family
I was aware of being pregnant rather early, and my children were active enough before birth that my husband didn’t like me to cuddle behind him as we went to sleep, because they were kicking him in the back. However, A relative by marriage learned she was pregnant about the same time I learned I was pregnant with my oldest. My understanding is that she had had irregular periods from the get-go. Also, she had been (reportedly) sexually active since about age 13. (Primarily? Exclusively? With her now husband) She had been told that she would probably never conceive naturally. As I said, we found out about our pregnancies at about the same time, yet her baby was born in September, and mine was born 12 weeks later in December. So she would have been roughly 20 weeks when she found out. I know of another woman (the niece of a friend) who had been told by doctors that even with assistive reproductive technology, she and her husband would likely never have a biological child, as both had fertility issues. It wasn’t until after she had lost both her mother and her husband to cancer, that she confided in my friend (an RN) that she thought she had cancer too. Feeling bloated. Food aversions. Couldn’t eat much at any one time. Shortness of breath. Couldn’t get comfortable etc. Turns out, she was about 8 months pregnant when she confided in my friend. I can’t remember if the baby was born on his mother’s birthday or his father’s 🤔🤷🏼
I understand that poor man feeling queezy about blood. My husband passed out in the delivery room when I had my epidural put in 😂 Thankful he came back around before the baby was born.
i finally caught one early!!!!! so i wanted to thank mama dr Jones videos for giving my the knowledge that i needed to speak up about symptoms and get a diagnosis. your videos have helped me so much (and probably so many others), so thank you!!!!
8:28 I really appreciate how she said “the person who is pregnant” as opposed to “woman/girl” to be inclusive of trans masculine folks who get pregnant! This is why I LOVE this channel!
Awwww I absolutely love your reactions and watching your emotions, they are so empathetic and pure. I'm one of those people who never wants kids and have never had that excitment or draw to babies and it's so heartwarming to see an OBGYN that is one super smart and two so easy to connect to and understanding. If I did have kids I would want a doctor like you
The content on this channel is so precious, I feel so much more prepared for whatever life throws at me! Thank you so much, MDJ (+Crew), for the important life lessons that you teach, that I wouldn't have learned anywhere else, or even have thought about learning! You're such a blessing to society! ❤️
These are always so fascinating to watch! I was born at 28 weeks when my mom was 17 and watching this always makes me wonder about everyone’s reactions
Can you do a video on ectopic pregnancy? I just had one on December 23rd that ruptured and had to have emergency surgery. Luckily for me I had already done my research on it and knew what it was but they said most women don’t.
@@teresahowick5197 I'm getting there. Luckily I was adamant on getting an early ultrasound. My OB told me I had to wait until 11 weeks, but something in me was saying something wasn't right so I went to a center.
@@Natasha-yq6df Thank you I appreciate it. I think it’s just something that needs to be talked about a little more. So many women I’ve spoken to have said they didn’t even know that it could happen.
I had my daughter at 27 weeks and she weighed 1lb and 13oz with no complications. My water broke early. She’s a 23 year old young lady, beautiful inside and out.
That time of the month! That made me laugh so hard! But seeing that baby in her daddy's arms, I couldn't help but cry tears of joy. Thanks for sharing this video!
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I thought it was Progesterone that made the muscle relaxed?
Lily!! You're correct - I just realized I misspoke - thank you for pointing this out. Though the complete picture of GERD in pregnancy is multifactorial, PROGESTERONE is the main smooth muscle relaxant and most likely major contributor here. Pinning this for clarification!
@@MamaDoctorJones
CAN YOU DO ANOTHER ONE ON MY BIRTHDAY??????? Its February 7th!!!!!!
IT WOULD MAKE MY BIRTHDAY I SWEAR!!!!!! I LOVE THESE!!!!!!!!!
@@victoriawaudby8745 thats one day before I go to school
@@victoriawaudby8745 also happy birthday
@@victoriawaudby8745 That's my birthday too! Go Aquarius!
"it's everybody's favorite time of the month again!"
Me on my period : no Mama Doctor Jones, it is not.
Same tho
Same
Same lol
Your period synced up with "I didn't know I was pregnant" Mama Doctor Jones episodes?
Then (if you have regular periods) you know when to take a pregnancy test if aunt flo doesn't show up when mama dr jones posts her video!
Her chicken sandwich outburst is the most relatable thing I've ever seen.😂
I threw a cheese toasted sandwich at the wall when I was about 8 weeks pregnant. Didn't have enough cheese on it. The worst part was that I made the sandwich 😂
I cried because I couldn’t eat what I wanted 😂😂😂
When I was pregnant with my first, I asked my husband to come home with chicken patties and he came home with chicken nuggets and I was soooo mad!
I wanted CHEESE!! 😤💅🤚
@@kitchfacepalm americans do
I will never get tired of MDJ's happy reactions to cute babies.
Same!
especially because she's probably sees tons of babies everyday and yet the cuteness never wear off.. so wholesome
I wish I'd have found her yes ago. I had such a bad experience with a female obgyn during a miscarriage and I'd heard they're heartless( I was young) but was told with no heart at all that is get over it and never think about it again and I'd go on to ha e more I'd not wasn't meant to be. Etc etc. It was awful.
MDJ is just all kinds of adorable. Lol 😂
It’s so pure ☺️
My period was an entire week late this month and the whole time all I could hear was MDJ in my head saying "Get. A. Pregnancy. Test!"
Same thought process except still virgin
@@overthepage1326 Oh yes lol I don't think people with penises will ever understand the absolute fear that you are going to be the next virgin mary lmfao
Never need it cause no active sexual life 😹
Were you pregnant? Last October mine came 2 weeks late, multiple negative test and then blam very heavy period. Now I am pregnant 20 weeks 4 days. Got a positive right away.
@@Nordap1986 No thank goodness! My cycle is usually perfect exact so 7 days was very weird for me. Must have just been stress or something.
I was born about four months early and the pictures that we have of me are actually terrifying. Seeing a baby that small is scary, I can’t imagine how my family felt.
I was also four months early! And yeah, pictures must be interesting.
I totally relate to this. I was born 3 months early and my dad said I could fit in one of his hands. It's saddening to imagine how scary it must have been for him
Same. Very scary to see pictures of me.
My twin nieces were born at 27 weeks, with the smaller one weighing only 1 pound 8 ounces. Looking back at the earliest pics of them is pretty scary! Not only are they so small, but all pics are in their NICU bassinets with a bunch of cords, machines, and lights around them. Definitely a terrifying time for my family.
My friend was born around 3-4 months early, and oh man I’ll never forget her mom showing us pictures of her in a diaper which was SO BIG on her but the smallest they had… then her mom showing us the actual size of the diaper and how it was smaller than my palm.. meaning my friend couldn’t have been longer than like… a hand. So scary but my friend is awesome and healthy today!
Woman: "I clarified I wanted cheese"
Flashback: *angrily yells about cheese*
Me telling my mum how an argument went down
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My favourite comment
LOL XD
Whenever I feel like I have an elephant on my chest, I open my eyes to see my black cat sitting on my chest. She’s not tiny.
😆😆😆👌🏼
Cat mom life!
It's 57 pound dog who is a pretty nervous dog and when something scares her she always insist on being in my lap or touching me lol.
😂😂😂😂 lmaooo
Your cat probably needs to loose weight then if shes that big
my mom was cutting cheese the way you were cutting the avocado and cut a nerve in her hand and thats how she found out she was pregnant with me because they tested her before surgery. They asked her if she wanted to keep me and shes like "sure why not" lol.
Lol... I love your mom's reaction. Also, I need to be more careful cutting avocados.
@@chelseaarmstrong5410 There is whole surge of avocado hand injuries.
Just cut it on the cutting board. The bloody hand is not worth it.
same thing happened to me! i severed a nerve and still haven´t regained sensation in that part after two years, wasn´t preagnant tho (and never will be)
@@xKalisto It is similar to hand injuries from cutting a bagel. I had to go to urgent care a few years ago for a deep cut to my thumb (not from cutting a bagel, but slicing it on a broken coffee mug) that wouldn't stop bleeding.The doctor mentioned treating a lot of hand injuries from slicing bagels as well as having to care for someone from a restaurant who cut their hand with a mandoline! Ouch!
🤣 poor mom such a surprise
I started crying at “and now she’s sitting in a puddle of blood” and my 6 month old looked at me and put his arms up for me to come cuddle him. 🥰 When I was pregnant with him (he’s my rainbow) I started bleeding a lot at 7 weeks and broke down crying because I was sure I lost him and I had a SCH.
I'm so sorry you had to go through that terrible experience. I'm also happy to hear that your baby is healthy and you love each other ❤️ you must be a really loving mum 😊
❤❤ your son is a sweetie! Congratulations!
Pregnancy can be a scary time.
SCH are definitely scary. I read about mine on the u/s report and the doctor never went over it with us at the initial appointment . Asked for clarification and didn’t get anything other than monitor for bleeding….. ended up in the ER for bleeding. Then the second appointment we just had told me “SCH are not a big deal” , how I didn’t call and I did and corrected her that I was on hold because it was 9:30 pm, and then tried to pass the buck to the ER doctor not calling the on call OB.
No ma’am. You let my husband and I down by not going over anything and what to expect, when it is serious to give us peace of mind on what to do.
Needless to say changing doctors!
Yeah, my poor husband does not deal well with "icky medical stuff." He bravely stuck it out with me during labor for both our kids, but both times the nurses were worried that he was going to faint. He was turning green.
Mine just stayed up by my head everytime 🤣
@@sarahs3988 So did mine; but just having it happening was enough to make him feel faint.
My husband DID faint when I was in labor. He had to go to the ER and get stitches.
My husband was a trooper. He kept saying, "I'm not gonna look I'm not gonna look." And he looked and I swear I felt his hands go cold. 🤣 He looked right when they had to suction our son out the rest of the way. But he didn't leave or faint! I die laughing every time it's brought up. Lmfao
He is definitely a keeper :)
How lucky is she that she got an aversion to cigarettes! That was perfect
Agreed! Also fun fact: smell/taste aversion can happen with periods too. Not so fun fact: I'm currently experiencing a really bad aversion to sugar (like candy tastes rotten) while craving sugar!
@@katla_phc yyyyyyyyikes
I couldn't freaking stand 90% of my (greasy, fat-filled) usual diet for the first 14 weeks during 2 of my pregnancies. The other pregnancy (the only girl) I had NO symptoms whatsoever.
@@kimdelosier4666 all I’m craving with this pregnancy is cold, crispy salad and cold fruit!
I had smell aversion to EVERYTHING! Including cigarrttes extra strong & i am not a smokerm i threw up more than once over cigs.
I had placental previa.... Terrifying. He's 25 now and the joy of my heart.✌🖖
Terrifying! I'm so glad you're both okay.
I did too but it self regulated somehow. Very scary. Glad your son is doing well
How far along were you when you found out and how was the pregnancy for you? Did you have to spend a few months in the hospital before the baby was born?
@@fulanadetal7710 about half way thru i spotted and was diagnosed. No activity stay laying down...bed rest at home until labor....3 weeks early...from first twinge to baby was an hour and 47 minutes. 7 lb 15 oz. 22 inches long. Biggest baby in Nicu for 11 days.😢 took him to wic on day he was due, but he was 3 weeks old, he weighed 10 pounds.😁 he's 25 an 6ft 4inches tall. He had speech n coordination problems (fine now) and by 14 he al.ost died before we found out he has diabetes. 💘🖖✌
@@SnarkNSass thank you so much for sharing ❤️
I'm sure it wasn't as easy as your summary but I bet the happy ending was worth it 🥰👶
I'm so glad to see this guy be so happy to hear he has a unplanned baby on the way. I was worried because some young men just don't take it well.
It's completely understandable if someone does react badly, not just young men but it's understandable for anyone to not take it well when they discover they've accidentally created a baby when they were using contraception and obviously didn't want to get pregnant.
It’s just too bad he’s a truly shit father and left Amanda and Izzy to get another girl pregnant to leave them TOO!
@@leeboswell8483 omg really?
@@leeboswell8483 and you know this how?
@@tanya5322 I know this because I was friends with him up until a few years ago until he screwed me over… He also used to live with me… kids a scumbag.
Talk about an emotional rollercoaster. In one day you go from not knowing that you're pregnant to being terrified that you or your baby might die to becoming a parent. I can't even imagine how crazy that would be
Trust me it is a horrible moment to go through.
Lmao I cried when I ordered pizza and they didn’t put enough tomatoes and I asked for extra... I was pissed... so I understand the cheese situation. I’m so happy that her and her baby are healthy and alive ❤️🙏🏽
Lol when my friends mom was pregnant with her she cried when she couldnt get a corndog from sonic because the nearest one was a few hours away
@@hannah-kt2gx Never been pregnant and don't know anyone that has been for years, but last time I got a period I cried because there was no fair in my city due to covid, and I didn't get my yearly fair corndog.
Lol I cried cause I target commercial was too happy . Pregnancy is funny
My mom drove forty minutes round trip to get me Olive Garden chicken Alfredo because I was craving it so bad with my twins, got it all the way home just to open the box and find spaghetti and meatballs instead. I think I went thru all five stages of grief 😂
Once when one of my friends had her period she cried cause she dropped a paper while walking into a door. The thing that caused the crying was the paper dropping and not the walking into a door for some reason.
It is weird that she didn't get another pregnancy test after they said unreadable....I would've just thought they were broken
She said she tried 2, yeah she defo should've looked into it further but she did at least try to do a second :)
@@OhSoUnicornly I'd keep doing at least 1-2 more until I knew for sure one way or the other
I took 3 with my third because it kept coming up positive for pregnancy LOL-was NOT planning on being pregnant! He turns 15 this year and of course, cannot imagine life without my sweet boy! But I had convinced myself the first one was faulty as it was a leftover from 2nd pregnancy...
@@monykalynf3604 how far in between babies?
Right? When I missed my period I ended up taking like 8 tests over the span of a month because they kept coming up negative when I knew for sure I must be pregnant since my period hadnt come yet
Can we just take a moment to appreciate doctor Jones's hair❤
The last time I was this early I was being born XD
Same 🤣🤣
Én 40 percet késtem. 😔
Same. I was 5 weeks early.
@@janedoex1398 I was only 5 days early, but still an hour late for my mom's birthday
I was around four weeks early, but the doctors suspected I would be, so Mom got some special medicine to help my lungs develop more quickly.
So she went to the ER with chest pains...found out she was pregnant...and was sent home without identifying the "elephant sitting on her chest"....😖
@@StephanieBogart I had HG and GERD with my first 2 pregnancies. Thankfully I don't have it so bad this pregnancy because with my autoimmune disorder I have enough issues gaining weight 🙃
I hope your symptoms subside well before D-day! But if not they end up worth it for your precious baby.
@@StephanieBogart oh no! A lingering reminder... but hopefully nothing some tums or prilosec can't cure ☺😉 I'll tell ya this little one will give me a craving and then changes her mind and sends it back 🤣
@@mamaraya8818 lol that's so cute and congrats!!!
@@RedRoseSeptember22 Thank you! I'm officially 36 weeks now 🙌 awaiting her arrival whenever she is plumped and healthy ☺ hoping she gives me a few more weeks but it's up to her at this point 😋😉
I'm sure that they did imaging and an EKG. They don't usually just send you home with nothing. I have GERD, asthma, and panic attacks, so I get bad chest pain. Sometimes it's bad enough to go to the ER. I've never been sent home without at least an EKG and imaging. It did take 3 trips to finally get the asthma diagnosed though (despite having O2 being super low and being put on supplemental oxygen), so hospitals definitely aren't perfect, especially when you have mental health issues and get dismissed, but they usually take chest pain pretty seriously even if it turns out to be heartburn. Where I live, it's mandatory to do those tests at the very least
Man. I had my son at 25 weeks in June and I still can’t believe that seeing babies in the NICU makes me instantly cry still. I couldn’t imagine going through that without even knowing you were pregnant
My coworker just had a baby last week and didn’t know she was pregnant! She went to the ER and found out she was 8 cm dilated.
Praying that everyone is okay! 💕
Are they alright?
I thought I was the only one who knew someone like this... my cousin went to the ER and found out she was 3cm dilated .. she didn't know she was pregnant... everyone is doing well including the baby
@@jalifritz8033 yes! He was born 8 weeks early so he’ll be in nicu for at least 4 weeks, but seems to be doing well. My coworker had him like 2 hours after getting to the ER and is doing well! They actually sent her home after like 12 hours.
@@sarahr1324 😲
I guess maybe Covid
1 of the few things Hillary Clinton did is change the law so we can stay 48hrs
I don’t know why I’m always so elated when you, an actual doctor, guess what’s happening correctly 😂😂
Ok, why is no one mentioning that Brandy is one hell of an amazing friend?!! Can I please have a Brandy in my life please 🤣❤
Right? She's so sweet ^_^
Not this Brandy but another one checking in. You good hon?
Every time you mention "mom to four" I find myself waiting for it to be "mom to five. We accidently brought one extra home from the store and by the time we noticed, the 30 return period had passed."
LOL XD
Hahaha 🤣
I had four children in just under 8 years , my oldest used to think it was strange that I counted them before I pulled out of store parking lots.
She has three of her own now, I think she understands it now.
@@tanya5322 I have two and have to check the back seats of they're too quiet 😂 would love a 3rd, may need to tie a bell to each child at that point...
@@tanya5322 a friend and I have 5 (soon to be 6) between us and when we get together we are constantly headcounting and calling each others' kids the wrong names 😂
He really said “the two birth control tests” on tv and no one corrected him lol
Hey a pregnancy test is a test that tells you whether your birth control has failed or not so 🤷♀️
Thanks! was hoping someone caught that lol
He’s technically not wrong lol
This is the most intense house guest situation ever haha
Good thing her friend is in the medical profession and could help!
Omg, for real! The whole trip was running back and forth to the hospital 😳
Smell aversion was my first clue that I was pregnant... I was vacuuming my stairs and started thinking “this carpet smells DISGUSTING! What in the world is that stench?!” And then my blood ran cold because I realized I could be pregnant 😳
We were really excited about it though, once we confirmed the pregnancy! Baby boy is due in 7 weeks
Oh btw...Later on, everyone else said the carpet didn’t smell at all, lol
congratulations mama, you'll be a great mother
Congratulations!!!!!!! I knew I was pregnant (wanted pregnancy) when I was at the grocery store and the produce section got to be too overwhelming for me and got me nauseous. I went to the pharmacy section of the store and grabbed pregnancy tests.
I had a similar thing happen! I was at work and all of the sudden I smelled hot pockets. Turns out someone was heating up hot pockets on the other side of the building 😂😂 I was shocked that I could smell that far! Now I’m 8 weeks pregnant 🥰
Congratulations!
@@VeronicaRussek Congratulations!
Haha I was bald until I was around 2. I was also pretty small for my age, but walked rather early. My parents said I used to freak people out looking like an infant walking around their offices
Lol 😂
I was bald until about 2 as well, lol! I hated hats, too, but fortunately winters in the Southern US aren’t too intense.
My friends baby girl is 1 yr 3 months and she is still totally bald. So cute tho
Hahaha I was literally the same! Little baldy walking around at 9 months I was a holy terror from the sounds of it too! 😂
Awe that's so fucking adorable 😂
This one had me in tears! I gave birth via emergency c-section 2 months early to a tiny baby boy who by some miracle only needed a feeding tube & a bit of air (his lungs were fully developed). He also pulled his feeding tube out about a month before he was scheduled to come home from the NICU. It turned out he didn't need it anymore, and we got to bring him home on Christmas Eve.
I’m a premature baby myself actually, was almost 2 months early but considering I was a triplet in a high risk pregnancy it was bound to happen, was supposed to be born on Christmas Day but life had other plans, we stayed in the NICU for around a month and we also got to come home on Christmas Eve, parents always say it was the best thing they could’ve wanted that year
I was premature too. My moms water broke at almost 29 weeks and she spent a week at the hospital. They were able to delay the labor for an entire week which allowed my lungs to develop
My mom said she had to drink a lot of water.
Anyways I was born at 30 weeks and I also was pretty healthy. I didn’t pull the tube because I wasn’t strong enough at that point lol. I had to be in the NICU for 8 weeks because i was born under 3 pounds and was actually loosing weight at first
And I got sick so I needed a blood transfusion
But When I was 5 pounds I got to come home
I had a really hard time getting pregnant due to polycystic ovary disease that necessitated removal of one ovary. We had our son and were so happy. When he was about 16 months old I started having a lot of reflux issues. I hadn’t had a period while I was breast feeding and then once he wanted at about 1 yr I still didn’t have periods. We didn’t use any birth control because we wanted more kids but I didn’t really think about the reflux in terms of pregnancy. I went to the doc and he said that he thought I should have an upper GI series since this might be gallstones or something. As I sat there listening to him I thought, you know, I might be pregnant. I should check that before I do anything else. So I went home, took a pregnancy test and yes, I was pregnant. I made an appointment with my OBGYN and then called my neighbor over to have some tea and tell her the good news. As I was making the tea a sudden gush of blood poured out of me onto the floor. I called my friend and she rushed in. You’re having a miscarriage she said. I’ll call your husband to take you to the hospital and watch your baby. She couldn’t take me because she had kids about to come home from school. My husband came from work and took me to the clinic where my OBGYN met me and they did an ultrasound. 17:30 He told me that yes, this was a miscarriage and the fetus hadn’t been expelled but had no heartbeat. They had to do a D&C before things turned septic and also to stop the bleeding. What would have happened to me if I were in Texas or Florida or some other crazy state where abortion is illegal?
MDJ: Pregnancy test, Pregnancy test, pregnancy test!!!
Dr. Mike: Chest compresions, Chest compresions, chest compresions!!!
And Dr. Mike is just as cute about it! I swear he interrupts videos just to remind us about chest compressions!
My friend delivered a baby at 23 weeks due to placenta previa. Woo. that was a stressful time for her. It was heartbreaking. Being heavily premature, she needs therapy but overall she is a thriving 2 and a half year old! Preemie babies are fighters!
Glad to hear that she's thriving! It can be so hard to predict how premies are going to grow. Lots of times they catch up and are just tiny and other times they need some extra help. Either way, you're right--they are fighters and I'm sure she's beautiful. I miss being around little ones and seeing them grow up
When I was pregnant with my first child, I had intense morning sickness. I thought that if I sprayed some Bath and Body Works spray on me, it would calm my stomach (the scent was a fresh-smelling mango); however, the opposite happened. It not only made me rush to the toilet to puke, but that connection to the mango scent stuck around after I gave birth. I still get intense nausea when I smell it, and my child is 10. It's so weird how that works.
It's just your brain associating stuff, like how we associate our beds with sleeping/being tired. Our brains are crazy powerful, annoyingly enough lmao
Thank happened to me with Orange Soda!
I think we get that any time tbh, mum thinks I'm allergic to fish because I had a bad prawn or something when I was young (not 100% on that one) and I crashed my motorcycle and all I had eaten before riding was chocolate Easter eggs... and they gave me morphine which makes you sick, and ketamine, unsure if that also makes you sick and unsure why they gave me so many drugs lol but I puked liquid chocolate and I still like chocolate, but I'm really not a massive fan any more like I used to be, my mum used to say chocolate cake to me and I would break out into a massive grin of excitement, if you did that now I'd be like hmm is it shop bought or like really rich nice chocolate. And then ill just have a small amount and be good. But for like a year or two I didnt really eat chocolate at all
SmittenKitten I remember my sister telling me a long time ago that seeing Christmas items in the store made her feel nauseous because she had morning sickness the year before, around the holidays. I wonder if she still feels that way, considering that her son is also 10 years old.
@@elizabethbingham9899 How funny!!! Not a smell or taste or anything, but a time of year! Our brains are incredibly strange...
Funny story about bald babies: my mom didn’t know babies could be born with hair since I was the only baby she had and her and her siblings were all born bald so when my sister was born after 48 hours of labor, my mom totally freaked out at the fact that she had a full head of black hair. She was terrified. Thought there was something wrong with her. 😂😂😂
Cute.
😂 I'm from a "bald babies only" family. Whenever I see an infant with full hair, I'm half fascinated, half bewildered. It's just a strange sight when you're absolutely not used to it. Probably the same when it's the other way round. 😂
After a labor that long, you tend to lose touch with reality. That was probably at least as much the issue as the differences in amount of hair.
my mom loves telling me how she called me a monkey because i was born with thick hair all over my body 😞🤟
@@blaake7892 if it makes you feel better, every baby my mom had every seen prior to my sisters birth was born bald so when she came out with a full head of dark hair my mom screamed and asked what was wrong with her
Never been pregnant, but I feel the chicken sandwich indicent on a deep level. I usually cry about really dumb things when close to and during my period. (Which is most of the month due to PCOS)
I was a bald baby for MONTHS. My mother put me in my brother’s old baby clothes instead of spending money for girl clothes, then started taping bows to my bald head so people would stop calling me a boy. lol
lmao just taped to your head i can’t 😂💀
I was bald for ages,my daughter has so much hair that you just see curls of it at the back of her head on her ultrasound 😂.
The heartburn is REAL with hairy babies!
My mom used glue on mine
I managed to get a few super blonde hairs for my 1st birthday and my mum, the hero without a cape, managed to tie a bow around those thin little hairs that you can almost not see at all.
I lost it at taping a bow on your bald head ahaha XD that's so ridiculously funny. Reminds me of my vet who got tired of correcting people that her dog wasnt a boy so she got her a pearl collar so people would stop calling her a boy. It didnt work XD
I miscarried at 11 weeks with my first pregnancy and the "puddle of blood" moment brings me back. It was so traumatic.
i'm so sorry :(
I’ve had two miscarriages and two live children my miscarriages were 13 and 15 years ago and I saw a TikTok tonight that hinted about about a toddler giving his angel sister a kiss and I had a meltdown and cried for like 20 minutes
It’s so interesting to watch these weird pregnancies, knowing that I had a weird one too. I had a mini stroke at 34 weeks pregnant, which in itself was terrifying. Even more terrifying is that they couldn’t find a reason, just “it could happen when you’re pregnant”. Definitely a scary moment!
It's pretty terrifying, regular tv makes pregnancy just look like "Haha she has weird cravings, needs to pee, and is mean sometimes" but in real life pregnancy is like "Your body is going to attempt to kill you in about 700 different ways, for literally no reason".
I had the shingles when I was pregnant and pre-eclampsia
How precious is MDJ with her reactions to these stories, she's so passionate about her field of work, her patients are very lucky to be in such good hands!
Thought the same!
I, unfortunately, had a miscarriage right after I found out I was pregnant, I've had 5 of them but I am blessed to have 4 kids =)
Me too.
The losses were taking a toll, so I got my tubes tied at 37.
My mom was the same way! I promise it’s normal, but you probably know that already. I’m sorry for your losses!
It’s been over 30 years now, but I remember the emotional roller coaster of finding out I was unexpectedly pregnant one week, and that I had miscarried by a week later.
About a year later, I gave birth to my oldest of 4 children.
@@tanya5322 so sorry for your loss. Yes it is definitely something I will never forget nor will I forget being the first time I held each one of my little ones for the first time.
Every once in a while, I'm ridiculously oversensitive, and my first thought is always "do I need to take a pregnancy test? Why am I about to cry over something so small/doesn't involve me?" And now is one of those times because I went from normal to almost bawling when they said she needed an emergency C-section. Gotta love hormones 😂
I had to stop watching “a baby story” and “an adoption story” on TLC when pregnant with my first because it was way too intensely sweet and my emotions couldn’t handle it. I’d be legit bawling 😂.
I also got crazy mad at hubby when he played a trick on me and said we didn’t have money for what I was craving. 17 years later I’m still pissed 😂
Think having a major surgery and needing a major surgery is a good reason for bawling
I was pregnant when we went to Disneyland. The show with the comics and the can-can dancers sent me into one of those laugh until you cry fits. It wasn’t even all that funny! I had to leave and compose myself.
I once cried over a Wendy's commercial 🤣 There was nothing sad about it, they were just showing a burger and talking about it and I was bawling. I thought oh boy, if this is how I am now, I'm going to be an absolute wreck when I'm pregnant!!
@@Laura-ql4mg i feel that 😂 mine is mostly triggered by cute things. Like a video of newborn puppies making cute noises? There go the waterworks. And Im like "damn, and I've never even been pregnant. How much worse is this gonna be when I am?"
When my mom was pregnant with me she suddenly started hating the smell of dawn dish soap. After she had me the smell was pleasant to her again but now that I’m born I absolutely can’t stand the smell of dawn soap.
OK but dawn is nasty though and that smell stays on your hands I hate it blech
It's crazy what pregnancy does to your body! I used to love broccoli but when I was pregnant with my daughter the smell of it just made me sick. She's almost 13 now and I still want to gag every time I smell broccoli.
Asparagus and hollandaise sauce are what get me. Cannot stand either of those! Mom mentioned when she was pregnant with me, and Dad had made an asparagus dish, the smell triggered a ‘very violent rejection of everything’. She liked it, but apparently, I decided very firmly that I did not.
I still hate the smells of those things. Tried an asparagus soup… it was interesting, and only palatable with plenty of roasted garlic and black pepper…
My mom couldn’t handle the smell or taste of eggs when pregnant with me. I’ve always hated eggs haha.
@@amywebb4586 whole pregnant with me and my siblings my mom craved grits, and here we are nearly 20 years later and my sister hates grits, brother loves em though so her tastes rubbed off on somebody
I was 14 weeks when I found out when I was pregnant. 19 weeks when I announced to all of my family and friends and suffered an early stillbirth at 21 weeks. It sucked! Extreme depression and anxiety. I’m currently 20 weeks into my second pregnancy and everyday I pray all goes well!
My granddaughter had a placental abruption when she was pregnant with her first at age 16. She woke up in a pool of blood 2 weeks before her due date. I coached her through that birth and got my first great-grandbaby.
It would be super interesting if you reacted to an episode of One Born Every Minute that’s set in England. Labor and delivery seems so much different overseas.
Interesting. I’d like her to react to it too
What a rude title
@@AllthePrettyPurses If I remember the intro to the show right it's because that's literally the stat for UK births, there's a new baby born every minute.
@@samanthagreen576 Still, you know everyone's going to think of PT Barnum, "There's a sucker born every minute." They could have phrased it differently.
@@AllthePrettyPurses how is it rude?
I had placenta previa with my third baby. I had NEVER heard about it until this baby, not once was it brought up as a possibility with my other two pregnancies. Thank you MDJ for talking about this!
I had placenta Previa with my son, I had never heard of it until then.
Sometimes a little jealous of these women's first trimester being mild enough to miss it. Sitting here, 10w4d pregnant, almost 7 weeks into being sick every single day and looking like im about to give birth from the B L O A T. 😂😂😂😂
I agree it was the worse 12 weeks of my life currently 16 weeks and things are getting better
@@katiemadge8537 I'm sitting at my toilet puking 🤢🔫
@@threeoftrees9286 it's hard I know 😭
If it's really bad get anti sickness tablets from your doctor, I cout mine at 12 weeks and I'm a changed woman 😍
Girl me too! 8 weeks here and sick almost every day and I look 8 months pregnant from the bloating 😂
@@katiemadge8537 I have them 😭 they help but im still sick all day every day
Can I just say how lovely and _human_ you are during you reaction vids - I just appreciate so much how you really care about the people outcomes as much as the medical issues at play. 10/10 Mama Doctor Jones!
I carried my baby past full term 2 1/2 weeks over my child's due date , I went to the hospital on the 19th because I wasn't dilating at all I knew something was wrong. Early hours at 2:02 am I woke up thinking I needed to use the restroom but the placenta ruptured. I called for the nurses and was rushed in for an emergency c section finding out the umbilical cord was wrapped around my baby's neck twice, was so thankful that my baby was okay
I had my son at 26 weeks because of preeclampsia and low fetal heart rate. I’m glad this baby was more developed because a micro preemie is very scary.
hey Mama Doctor Jones, I am a medical student from India and I love your videos. The are educational and fun at the same time. Thankyou
I'm a teacher and have had to give online classes. Caught myself recently in using a similar ending to my lesson. A dutch version of the be kind line 🤣
I feel like people who didn't have positive outcomes would likely not be able to or willing to share their stories on such a show. Seeing how traumatic the experience is for people who had the happiest possible result I can't imagine how the ones who lost their child or spouse would be dealing with this.
We're one of those families.
I've had *two* stillbirths, and two surviving preemies - including a twin pregnancy with only one survivor.
I belong to a lot of loss and complication communities - these issues aren't *that* rare, and losses are fairly *common* - especially early MC, but TV shows do NOT want to show those common negative outcomes.
They want fantasies, or drama.
TV shows LIE... or over emphasize minor issues and details, but ignore the important parts.
If your only knowledge of puberty, fertility, sex, conception, development, pregnancy, pregnancy tests, complications, losses, antenatal care, labour, delivery, NICU, breastfeeding and recovery is *TV shows*... there's going to be some HUGE, harmful, misleading gaps ☹️
Most people do not want to know about complications or tragedies, but they still NEED to, so they are prepared themselves, can support others... and they can be grateful for happy outcomes.
It's COMMON for people who had complications to be minimized, criticized, silenced, mocked and especially BLAMED by "friends" and "family" for their tragedy.
Which is HORRIBLE.
Many have invitations for family events like showers, christenings & weddings withdrawn. They end up excluded, as if their tragedy is "infectious".
You hear a lot of "nobody wants to hear that", rather than simply support or listening.
Even supposed "support" resources erase or refuse to "allow" losses and tragedies. Our church, for example, REFUSED to offer any support, no funeral, no burial, no prayers, no memorials, nothing.
We and my surviving children were not offered somewhere to go to remember them. It's very hurtful.
If you ARE mourning a loss, find a loss support group online. There are support resources, even if you are in a hospital. Talk to the nurses, they can be amazing advocates.
I highly doubt that TLC would do an episode that didn’t have a happy ending. It must be a requirement to be on the show.
I don’t judge the dude at all for not driving last thing I’d want in a high stress situation is a woozy person driving lol
I was in my mother for just over 9 months! I had an underdeveloped heart and lungs. I'm always so happy when a tiny baby does really well!
Do you mean 8 months maybe?
@@AudreeAdam Nope. She got pregnant April 2nd, and I was born mid January
The difference being that at a little over the normal carrying time I was still very underdeveloped and small. Normal pregnancy length. Not normal pregnancy development.
@@BloodyKisses1100 Because lungs are the last thing to develop, I thought maybe you were in there for a little less time than needed... I didn't get (and Anna too I think) that you were underdeveloped although your mother had a 40-week pregnancy.
Being a mom to a NICU baby this hit all the feels! Seeing your child stay behind in the hospital, all the wires and medical equipment, the cpap breathing for them, it is very much overwhelming. So glad this couple had a great outcome!
As an xray tech, thanks for including the risk vs benefit scale for radiation during pregnancy. Of course we don't want to expose pregnant people often, but there are quite a few scenarios when pregnant patients NEED xrays/CTs-- like ruling out PE 👍
This one almost made me cry…it reminds me of my second daughter’s birth. I knew I was pregnant but I wasn’t gaining enough weight and kept going into early labor (3 times) and then they were trying to do more tests and sent me for a specialized anatomy scan and they said she had stopped growing and might have dwarfism or other complications so they wanted to send me for an even more specific test scan but I went into labor again and this time there wasn’t time to monitor it to see if they could stop it and she was born with only two pushes. She was 4lbs 15oz (she nursed before they weighed her because the doctor rushed out to deliver another baby and they were worried about her breathing so as long as she was breathing on my skin to skin they let her stay there then she nursed about 15-30 minutes later and then they weighed her at 5lb 1oz so she was probably the 4lbs 15oz-5lbs). When she was delivered they put her straight away on my chest and the NICU nurse’s hands were hovering over her ready to take her BUT I had seen a video of part of a “I didn’t know I was pregnant” online where the lady delivered in her car as her husband was driving her to the hospital and the actress was gently/slowly rubbing the babies back (who wasn’t breathing yet) and the narrator was saying (it was you MJD!) that if a baby is not breathing to VIGOROUSLY rub the baby’s back (not gently like they showed) with their face pointing downward to help stimulate them to cough up the amniotic fluid/mucus and to blow on their face to get them to gasp) so I remembered that and my mommy instincts kicked in and I vigorously started rubbing her back and blowing on her face. After about three times of blowing on her face she let out a tiny little wail and was breathing! She was very skinny, we called her legs like little bird legs. She was over 19 inches but only 5 lbs and dropped to 4lbs 9oz when we left the hospital 3 1/2 days later, she did not pass the car seat breathing test so she needed to rent a special lay down car seat from the hospital. I’m was happy with the original OB/GYN who was giving me/her care because she had moved my due date around month 4 of my pregnancy and therefore they didn’t think she was a premie but with the original due date she was and though she wasn’t hospitalized she did have the breathing issue when sitting/being held for a month and a half for her lungs to finish developing and was behind on growth charts and developmental milestones just like a premie. So to me she is a premie…today she is happy and healthy but needs glasses and is neurodivergent and may have some learning difficulties but is not old enough to tell yet school wise. But her delivery was very scary (tmi for a lot of it for general posting) but turns out good with our little one today!!! MDJ thank you for all you do in these videos!!!
Hey mama doctor Jones. I just wanted to let you know that my daughter was born at 27 weeks old and only had oxygen and a feeding tube. We live in a very small island in the Caribbean where medical equipment is not as advanced as in the US and other places in the world. She was released from hospital 4 weeks after birth and she is now the most intelligent 2.5 year old there is. God is GREAT!
All of my babies were bald too. They didn’t get hair till they were one. My poor daughter, when her hair finally did come in it was crazy. She looked like Rick Rack from the rocky horror picture show lol. Bald on top with hair at the bottom. She now has a full head of hair lol.
My eldest daughter was the same, a mullet u til she was about 2.
Oof, I had a pool of blood with my youngest child, the placenta came loose. Luckily we live near a hospital and I am a fast birther (took only 20 minutes). He had some blood in his lungs but other than that he was healthy and happy. I lost a lot of blood (fluxus). I am really lucky I live so close to such good carers. ❤
Lol at "fast birther" cause I am too apparently. With my first I only pushed for 18 minutes and she was out and they told me that was unusual. Active labor for 7 hours too so it went quickly thank god. Im glad you and baby are ok ❤
@@brisalinas6713 aww thank you ❤ That is really fast! Birthing fast had its advantages, but also disadvantages, I was shocked for a few days, couldn't quite grasp what happened 😅. And the contractions afterwards lasted three days 😭😂
@@brisalinas6713 with my first, I only had active labour for 2.5 hours and I pushed for 7 minutes. She basically came flying out, lmao. Currently pregnant with my 2nd and hoping it goes as well as the first :)
Me: hasn’t had sex in a month
Also me: “I think I’m pregnant”
Seven years for me but same.
10 years ago here but same
A few months ago I had a bad gallbladder attack and when the paramedics asked if I might be pregnant, I was doing some ASAP mental math. It'd been over a year since I'd had sex. LOL
i haven't had sex in like a year but when my period got all screwy i still took a pregnancy test CUZ MAMA DOCTOR JONES SAID SO!
I think mine stems from an abusive relationship where my ex would have sex with my unconscious body after I had taken rx sleeping medication (in other words, rape). I'm always fearful that there is a tiny possibility that I may be pregnant and have no idea because I didn't consensually take part in it.
they seem like one of the most mature couples on this show
especially for their age!
This made me very happy....I was born with my twin sister around 23 weeks and we both had many complications and a 5 percent chance of living...seeing that baby in the first photo made me tear up because now I understand how my mom must have felt when she had me and my sister...
On the topic of blood and partners, my husband actually passed out and hit the concrete floor while I was pushing our son out. A gush of bag fluid and blood came out with his head and Daddy went white and fell to the floor! Nurse just pulled him out of the way, calls for backup, and moved into his place to help me hold my legs up ( epidural dead legs lol ) and we got my son out with the next push. I asked them to put my sons foot print on my husband's forehead as a prank & they did!! Hahahahaha my doctor was amazing 👏!!
Omg that’s hilarious!! He must’ve been so confused with a footprint on his head 😂
That’s amazing! 😂
I love these episodes! Could you in the future make an episode about stillbirth? I had one in week 23 and it's so hard to get good information about it.
I'm very sorry for your loss.
@@Edangel14-421 thank you. I am now in week 12, we decided to try again. Hopefully everything goes well this time.
@@sewingwithjazz best of luck this time around 🤞
Fellow loss mommy here. My daughter died two hours after birth to an undetected umbilical cord prolapse. She was 38 weeks 💕
@@AmyMorales0712 thank you so much 🙏
Oh cool. I’m watching this the day before my first c-section...
Good luck! ❤️
I wish you luck, Ik it’s scary but you’ll be in good hands I’m sure 🙏🏻
Good luck! I'm sure it'll all turn out wonderfully, wishing you all the best!
Wishing you a safe c-section for you and your little one. Congratulations 💕
Sending you lots of good vibes!
I love that they featured a premie birth! My nephew was a micropremie (1 lb. 5 oz.), and I always cry when I see pictures of premies in incubators now.
He’s almost 3 and doing well, just underweight since he was underweight for his gestational age when he was born.
Instantly had a sick feeling when I saw the baby in the NICU because of my micro premie (24 weaker). My little girl is 5 now and doing great and I'm so happy their little girl is doing great too 🥰 this was an excellent episode with realistically scary moments.
“That is life threatening to both the person who is pregnant and the baby...” I absolutely LOVE hearing this gender neutral phrasing. Thank you MDJ ❤️
She's a marvel ❤
I mean, I remember after my cervical surgery with all the blood when a clot passed & no one told me about that being a thing. I was in college and when my roommate (like slept in the same room) were starting our day and threw back my covers and my entire mattress was covered in blood. I just ran cold & it took me a second to remember I had surgery a few days ago. I think my roommate thought I was dying... honestly, with that amount of blood, I did too.
OMG preach it, sis! After my cone biopsy I was chilling at home in my sweats and I coughed when suddenly I felt..something...exit my vagina. I was NOT prepared for what appeared to be a bloody piece of raw chicken skin in my underwear. Turns out it was just scar tissue but it would have been nice to have had a head's up. I literally put it in a ziploc bag, made an appointment for the following day, and confronted my (male, old) GYN like "Uh, excuse me WTF is this please?" 🤣
@@carag2567 That sounds horrifying! Good for you for making an appointment and sticking it in a ziploc bag to show them.
@@carag2567 Yes! Mine was also a CCB! I had a LEEP done but still got abnormal results after so they took like ⅓ of my cervix. (No abnormalities since *knock on wood* hopefully 2021 didn't hear me and it keeps going well😬) I saw a big bloody square in my underwear when I got to the bathroom & felt more drop. I didn't have anything to collect it in, so I just took pictures and videos. I was thinking maybe it was a surgical gauze pad, it was about 1in×2in so it would've made sense but nope. Just a giant clot. Sorry if all this is TMI lol but it's cathartic to share my experience with another person who gets what I'm taking about lol
That sounds so scary. I had a friend wake up in the same situation, however in her case it was an ectopic pregnancy rupture (she had no idea she was pregnant).
I genuinely love how much she cares and how empathetic she is
Girls don't have aversions to blood because it's come out of us every month since we're 11 😂😂
I can handle period blood. Just not other blood. It freaks me out.
@@ImLunaShesZeta Same!
12 for me :)
@@ImLunaShesZeta yes, I'm not blood averse, but I can definitely understand the feeling of "That blood is supposed to come out of me. THIS BLOOD IS NOT!!!" It's like how abdominal cramps can be so bad I can't move, but it's whatever. But if I think I've broken a bone, it might not even hurt that bad, but I'm flipping out.
@@ImLunaShesZeta I can barely even look at my blood when I'm on my period. I have to try not to look at it, or go numb, or ill get nauseous.
“This episode is a real rollercoaster” not to be confused with the episode with a real rollercoaster 😂
The part of the partner being sick with blood reminded me of when I was five, I had an accident by the swings in the park. My dad was the first one to rescue me and he took me to my mom. As soon as he handed me to my mom he passed out for the amount of blood (the swing landed right in the middle of my forehead and obviously opened it up so you can imagine the amount of blood).
And like father like daughter, I'm also super coward with blood. Once I was cleaning up some stitches and noticed one was bleeding, finished up and then went straight to bed asking my parents to call the doctor and ask what was going on while I recovered strength because I was gonna pass out.
Your dad is a hero!
What she went through is extremely traumatizing. She was fortunate to have people there with her.
Especially good and supportive smart people too
"And so I took a pregnancy test"
MDJ and I at the exact same time: *thumbs up* 👍😂😂
I’m due in January 2024 and currently 30 weeks and 2 days pregnant. And I just am loving binging all of these. 🥹 that baby’s smile at the end was just ADORABLE! 🥰
My daughter was born at 31 weeks (we think was incorrect) they said oh she should be about 3.5 lbs my daughter was 2 lbs and the Dr said oh boy we were wrong. I could not hold her for 2 weeks and she was in the NICU for 2 months....so glad this momma got to hold her that soon.
You can tell Mama Dr. Jones really gets in her feels by how she holds her hands to her chest ❤ So sweet!
and her lips tremble too when she's touched by something! I love her authenticity (or she's the most amazing actress ever lol)
MDJ saying she has a special place in her heart for bald babies:🥺
Me as a newborn with my full head of spiky porcupine hair:👁👄👁
Honestly same
😂 I was bald until I was 2!
I was bald.My daughter was born with a full head of dark curls.
@@mutoidliz2320 wow. My hair is really curly now. I like it when babies have curly hair, it’s so adorable 🥰
My mom was born with curls long enough to touch her shoulders when pulled straight. It was both ridiulous and adorable lol
The chicken sandwich grievance took me out!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
My twins were 26 weekers. 1lb 8ozs and 1lb 12ozs respectively. They are now 2.5 year old crazy toddlers. They had a 4 month NICU stay and came home on feeding tubes.
So glad they're healthy 💕
Funny thing I found out after our 4th child was born I found out the pregnancy tests at the dollar store are one of the most sensitive pregnancy tests out there lol 😂 …score!
When she got mad about the cheese it reminded me of when I ugly girl cried cuz they didn't give me any honey for my nuggets (big pregnancy craving)
😂😂😂😂
I ugly cried because they didn’t put any napkins in with my food 😂
McDonald’s didn’t put ketchup in the bag and we didn’t have any. I was so pissed I talked about it for hours, and I cried.
Maybe when she took the pregnancy test her hcg levels were so high the test couldn’t get an accurate reading
ooo i didn't even think about that!
Home pregnancy tests are meant to detect early pregnancy. The HCG levels drop off later on.
@Arna Cook no, if she was that far along her levels wouldn’t be anywhere near too low.
She probably didn't take the test properly and maybe her urine was very diluted. Even after giving birth you can still get a positive on a pregnancy test because your levels are still pretty high
I've had 7 babies, I can't imagine going thru pregnancy and not knowing. I know it does happen, but sometimes I think young people are in denial, and decide that it isn't real if they don't think about it. So happy this situation turned out well for this sweet family
I was aware of being pregnant rather early, and my children were active enough before birth that my husband didn’t like me to cuddle behind him as we went to sleep, because they were kicking him in the back.
However,
A relative by marriage learned she was pregnant about the same time I learned I was pregnant with my oldest. My understanding is that she had had irregular periods from the get-go. Also, she had been (reportedly) sexually active since about age 13. (Primarily? Exclusively? With her now husband)
She had been told that she would probably never conceive naturally.
As I said, we found out about our pregnancies at about the same time, yet her baby was born in September, and mine was born 12 weeks later in December. So she would have been roughly 20 weeks when she found out.
I know of another woman (the niece of a friend) who had been told by doctors that even with assistive reproductive technology, she and her husband would likely never have a biological child, as both had fertility issues.
It wasn’t until after she had lost both her mother and her husband to cancer, that she confided in my friend (an RN) that she thought she had cancer too. Feeling bloated. Food aversions. Couldn’t eat much at any one time. Shortness of breath. Couldn’t get comfortable etc.
Turns out, she was about 8 months pregnant when she confided in my friend.
I can’t remember if the baby was born on his mother’s birthday or his father’s 🤔🤷🏼
Love you saying "bye" after you covered the camera already. Haha.
I understand that poor man feeling queezy about blood. My husband passed out in the delivery room when I had my epidural put in 😂 Thankful he came back around before the baby was born.
i finally caught one early!!!!! so i wanted to thank mama dr Jones videos for giving my the knowledge that i needed to speak up about symptoms and get a diagnosis. your videos have helped me so much (and probably so many others), so thank you!!!!
8:28 I really appreciate how she said “the person who is pregnant” as opposed to “woman/girl” to be inclusive of trans masculine folks who get pregnant! This is why I LOVE this channel!
So proud of that mama and baby!
I'm always amazed at the strength of preemie babies
Awwww I absolutely love your reactions and watching your emotions, they are so empathetic and pure. I'm one of those people who never wants kids and have never had that excitment or draw to babies and it's so heartwarming to see an OBGYN that is one super smart and two so easy to connect to and understanding. If I did have kids I would want a doctor like you
The content on this channel is so precious, I feel so much more prepared for whatever life throws at me! Thank you so much, MDJ (+Crew), for the important life lessons that you teach, that I wouldn't have learned anywhere else, or even have thought about learning! You're such a blessing to society! ❤️
These are always so fascinating to watch! I was born at 28 weeks when my mom was 17 and watching this always makes me wonder about everyone’s reactions
Can you do a video on ectopic pregnancy? I just had one on December 23rd that ruptured and had to have emergency surgery. Luckily for me I had already done my research on it and knew what it was but they said most women don’t.
That’s so scary. Are you ok? I hear it’s so painful.
@@teresahowick5197 I'm getting there. Luckily I was adamant on getting an early ultrasound. My OB told me I had to wait until 11 weeks, but something in me was saying something wasn't right so I went to a center.
I'm so sorry
@@Natasha-yq6df Thank you I appreciate it. I think it’s just something that needs to be talked about a little more. So many women I’ve spoken to have said they didn’t even know that it could happen.
I had a friend go through an ectopic rupture too. She had no idea she was pregnant at all. Sounds awful.
I had my daughter at 27 weeks and she weighed 1lb and 13oz with no complications. My water broke early. She’s a 23 year old young lady, beautiful inside and out.
These are so much better than the original series
That time of the month! That made me laugh so hard! But seeing that baby in her daddy's arms, I couldn't help but cry tears of joy. Thanks for sharing this video!