[Goreality]

Dead fetus, probably after placental abruption.

[Lil_Lisa]

Wow! Big baby but not full term. Poor mommy and baby. Maybe the placenta failed.

[poperu9402]

No is spanish i dont know nothing

[Disintegrator]

Definitely Alien.
How did she squeeze that thing out sitting in a chair! And why are they holding it like everything is ok?

If there was a chance the being was alive wouldn’t cutting the sack open help?!?

At fist I thought it was a seal pup.

[Nwhite]

Originally Posted by mparryuk52 ↗

She managed to deliver that entire fetus and sac in one go? Absolutely horrific for her and the father x Her birth canal must be rather large though x

Darlin, that's not nearly a full-term baby plus, if she was fully dilated, i would imagine that the baby, because of the amniotic sac, would come out relatively easy, especially if it was not a first child. We Women are Tough! lol

[Nwhite]

Originally Posted by partyguinness ↗

Born still in womb. They could have burst the sack to let it breathe otherwise it is going to suffocate to death. It looks pretty close to full term- I guess with the non medical staff around the kid has no chance.

Actually, it was born still in the amniotic sac the ,"womb" or, "uterus" as I like to call it, is still inside the body :-)

[Aussiegirl]

Looks fairly well formed but a bit early after she went into premature labour. Surprised they didn't break the sack and attempt to revive it though straight after it was born, 'cos looked possibly viable. I would have expected that even over there.

[Amyb801]

Due to the size of the feet, this looks like a 22-26 week old fetus that died in utero. :( This happens sometimes for no apparent reason. Very sad for this woman....clearly a wanted pregnancy. <3

[Oonie]

Originally Posted by Nwhite ↗

The fetus looks perfectly intact to me.

Yeah, it was. It was a third trimester stillbirth.

[Legalscatboy]

Love the bloody panties.