Sophie Smith

How come I... Anyway, luckily, thankfully, my waters had broken, but my labour didn't progress again.

Yeah.

So it was actually, I think, three days later.

By that stage, I mean, they were amazing at the hospital.

And by that stage, one of the neonatologists had come up to see me and he had said, I want to let you know we have two beds available here in the NICU.

We're saving them for your babies.

Nobody is going to use those beds and we're going to keep them for you.

So whenever your babies are born, that's where they'll be.

So that was a big relief.

And then the next day,

Yeah, I had to have an emergency caesarean because it was Jasper whose waters had broken the second time.

And it was something called, I've never heard of this before, it's called a footling breach.

Have you ever heard of that?

That's when the leg, so Jasper's waters had broken and his leg had...

come out of his sack and his leg was stuck.

So his leg was coming out, but the rest of him was inside.

And that's very dangerous.

So they said, okay, we've got a problem here.

We need to give you an emergency seizure and get these babies out.

And the reason why I said Evan was, I felt like Evan had sort of