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And they were like, we need the baby to go.

And they kind of are pulling at the baby.

And I was like, I'm still attached.

Yeah.

The umbilical cord is still there.

At this time, I'm now sitting on the floor like in a puddle in the middle of the hallway, basically, with no clothes on.

Here I was worried about just having a little bit of poop in my pants.

They clamp up the umbilical cord.

And I remember one of the doctors or nurses, I'm not sure what, he went to like snip the

the umbilical cord.

And right when he cut it, this splash of blood squirted into his face from the umbilical cord.

And I could tell he was like super disgusted, but he was trying to act really cool and professional.

And I was like, oh my God, I'm so sorry.

He's like, don't worry about it.

Don't worry about it.

He was like trying to make me feel better.

I'm just like, oh my gosh, this is just a disaster of a birth.

Anyways, they quickly whisked her off and away.

She had to go straight to the NICU because she had aspirated on melatonin, poop in the womb, and then they get it in their lungs.

So she was in the NICU for a couple of weeks.