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03-30-2014, 07:24 PM
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Re: 'Phantom' Quints Pregnancy Devastates Dad-to-be
I had been told at 17 that I would have no children, and this was confirmed at 19 with a hysterosalpingogram. So when my period was 8 weeks late and I began having morning sickness I figured it was an hysterical pregnancy and went to talk to my psych. I laughed when she suggested a test, my chin hit the floor when it was positive. I know the body does amazing things, but isn't it shocking?
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03-30-2014, 08:49 PM
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Re: 'Phantom' Quints Pregnancy Devastates Dad-to-be
I feel so sorry for the husband, to him I would extend my deepest sympathy for his situation. As for his wife, if I were to ever meet her, I would kick her in the box so hard she would not be able to have sex again and as a result would not be able to dupe people about false pregnancies ever again.
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03-30-2014, 09:41 PM
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Re: 'Phantom' Quints Pregnancy Devastates Dad-to-be
You have to understand, she believed she WAS pregnant, her body exhibited all the symptoms. It's called Mental Illness for a reason. Have you ever kicked a person down for having Diabetes? Cancer? I didn't think so. |
