Scuba Steve

We went to the doctor the morning I left for the cruise because we didn't know if I could go at all.

And the doctor's like, if we get anything back, any report back that the antibodies travel, because it has the potential to travel most later in pregnancy, we have to put her into labor immediately.

And so people were so mean to her about me having to leave the cruise two days early, and she finally was like, that was really terrible.

I didn't want to say anything about it, but people were rude and mean to me, and they had no idea what we were going through.

Like, I was on this drug, doing three ultrasounds a week, trying to make sure with, you know, the disease that I have, it doesn't get passed to the baby.

The doctor's saying you could go into labor at any moment because if we... So...

But yeah, I was really proud of her vulnerability.

I didn't push her to do it.

And I'm glad that she was finally able to tell that story.

I wanted to tell the story because people were coming at me too.

But I'm just like, what am I going to do?

I'll just take it, take it on the chin.

I still went.

Doctor didn't want me to go at all.

But I felt like I owed it to go.

But I just couldn't be waterlocked.

I had to have the ability to get off the boat if anything went wrong.

And so that was that part.

But it's on the Bobbycast.

If you want to hear it, it's my wife and I talking about that.