Woman dressed as bumblebee gives birth on hen night without knowing she was preggers

[whomovedmychocolate]

I'm glad the baby is okay, but what a numpty.

She's not really a numpty - she didn't know she was pregnant.

Yeah I know, but a bumblebee. Can you imagine the paramedics face?

Glad baby is ok. So small.

aaaaw. i know someone who that happened to, btw. without the bumblebee costume.

(wmmc, haven't you HAD that baby yet?)

am sure she got her costume off in time

poor woman, what a trauma, unassisted, unexpected , prem birth. thank god she and her baby are ok, must have been so stressful

Seems to me she coped really well, good on her.

She wasn't dressed as a bumblebee, story says her room-mate was - subs have decided not to let the facts stand in the way of a good headline!

Blimey, poor woman, can you imagine the shock? Hope he carries on doing well.

oh what a diddy baby, i hope he gets bigger and comes hoem with her soon.

Yes lulu.

DD was born at home unexpectedly, very quickly. I was scared and I knew what was happening.

Aitch - don't jest, I was admitted today with periods of intense contractions and 4+s of glucose. I'm only 32+4 and the little sod has been making bids for freedom for ten days. Luckily my cervix is staying firmly shut - so he's not coming out till he's cooked. Will probably end up going overdue after all this!

Poor woman, what a shock. Hard enough when you have 9 months to prepare!!

not sure edam - I wondered if maybe they all were?

I hope the baby is ok. made me feel quite teary. nice picture of them both - she looks quite blossomy which is saying something.

(btw, dh thinks your pre shs school has a hilarious name...having grown up round there (ish) I just sigh at him...)

yikes, i thought you were further on than that, soz. hope everything's fine, will FB you.

That's alright Aitch. I am maintaining my healthy disdain for the medical profession's pronouncements on the matter. I reckon I'm fine.

Reading elsewhere he's doing really well so far Ruby.

"new dad Alan, 48, a self employed dry-liner" What job is that? Can anyone enlighten me?

i wish id worn a bumble bee suit it would have made it more fun

I don't know and now I'm curious.

Whomoved my last 2 made desperate bids for freedom at exactly 32 weeks. Both little darlings were still in there until well past their due date. The doctors kept jumping up and down and insisting on rest. I was so bored.

They were 42 and 41+3 in the end!

Next time i am ignoring it all and staying at home

Good luck!

Poor woman also, what a flippin shock. He does look like a sweetie and she looks great!

Yep DD tried the same at 29 weeks and was dragged out the catflap at 43+6 so I'm not unduly concerned, but thanks!

Yes dry liners put plasterboard up and skim plaster too (glad to have been useful for today )

sorry but as a man can anyone explain to me how a woman might not realise she is pregnant?