My Cousin's Story About Her Pregnancy

sweetheart give us facts  !! Point us to books and write up's or journals that we can read and learn. Do not tell us stuff that you cannot back up in anyway. If u want us 2 learn new stuff teach us by showing and proving to us not with word on the pages but with facts and fifures ok !!.......and it does not matter if you're 1000 mile away or next door. It is a know fact that the internet has the highest number of split personality figures in any known community. It is only in the internet that you can say one thing and be the next so please leave that side about u not kwonin anybody aight.

Ol baby make u yarn face

Now this is interesting…..

You tell a woman the truth her gets all agitated……… [..but this is the reason I say most black Men are backward, not everything is black and white, it's just you can't understand it so get over yourself…] it is not about being black or white madam, tis about what is real and known and understood and can be researched. If you told me that you have divine intervention, I 4 nor talk but say u did not know is another pill all2getda.

A woman must be heard………  .. [it happened. simple!   I can't even go on about this…] at this time and age, u cannot just say stuff and wish it away on the rest of the folks. If u say things, be ready to back them up with facts and not just mere words.

Always fellin important….. { … I have work to do..}  and we are all job less …

White shark u don start again abi?

I nor dey quarrell, I just like things to be straight ......... Make I go find work do oh...

go check your facts sweetheart... check am well well den come back here and yarn face.

please tell them.

Thanks everyone for sharing your thoughts. Anyways, in the last few weeks/months, I've heard more versions of this story, making me believe the girl in question knew what was going on:

-->I did not know until the 7^th month(version 2);
-->I did not know until the last day(version 3);
-->I did not know until the baby popped out while I was out shopping( extension of version 3);

Does not make sense to me, though. She could be lying or finding it hard to put her story in a coherent fashion, but one thing I've gotten from all this is:
There is no way a woman will be pregnant (for 9 mths) and not feel it. Knowing it for sure is a different matter, but they will sure feel the presence of another human being growing inside of them. Methinks, some women deliberately ignore whatever little signals their body sends and end up framing some cock-and-bull story.

In your cousin's case, she might have known or she may not have known, but the fact of the matter is that THESE THINGS HAPPEN.

TO ALL YOU DOUBTING THOMASES OUT THERE,
 
It is not every pregnant woman that;
stops seeing her period, some get their period throughout the whole pregnancy;
Not everyone experiences nausea;
Not everyone gains weight;
Some people lose weight during pregnancy;
Not everyone's belly comes out;
Not all pregnancy tests are accurate; etc

We live in the United Kingdom. My little sister had been ill, admitted into hospital three times, had all sorts of test done to her, she used conventional and alternative medicine, got lots of injections, there were even talks of giving her blood transfusion, [/b]AND[b] yet she still saw her period regularly. She had been to three different hospitals and [/i]all pregnancy tests were negative[i]. The doctors were baffled about her illness. She wears size 6 in the UK, which is a size 2 in the US, and was losing weight.

I got a call from my mum in November that they had just found out that my junior sister was pregnant. My mum was really scared and upset  because she had been subject to loads of tests and injections for the whole months that the pregnancy had gone undetected, and pregnant women are only allowed limited drugs in pregnancy.

My mum told me that even though my dad was very upset, he had agreed that she could keep the pregnancy. The next thing i said to my mum was that so i am going to be an aunt in summer, and her reply was that NO THE BABY IS DUE IN JANUARY.

I must have swallowed the spoon that i was eatiing with, cause my cutlery is one down, and i have searched everywhere for it to no avail.

After I regained my composure, I said to my mum that but i thought you just said dad had reluctantly agreed that she could keep the baby.MEN can be so clueless. So if he had not agreed, would she have been subject to aborting a seven/eight months old pregnancy?

My sister has since given birth to a heathy bouncing baby boy, who miraculously did not have any birth defects whatsoever. The only thing is that he is allergic to milk.

On another note, My friend is a UK size 14/American size 10, her belly is so flat that people always comment that she is very lucky to have such flat belly on her big frame.   

She is currently five and half months pregnant now and people are always telling her to get proof that she is actually pregnant. Her cousin, who is also five months pregnant escorted her to the council to get accommodation and the receptionist told her that she would have to bring proof that she was pregnant, whilst the cousin got referred to the Homeless Persons Unit straightaway. 

The fact that something seems weird does not mean that it is not true.   

     

Well, it is not possible for an african woman not to know that she is pregnant. Oyinbo women may be pregnant and not know until the baby pops out but not a nigerian. Come on!!! It is true that in some women amenorrhea does not occur but then there are other things that tell that a woman is pregnant. what of paleness of the skin? what about sunken eyes? what about retention of fluid in the body making the woman appear fatter than usual, what about the baby kicking in the womb? It is plausible to say some women don't take note of changes in their bodies but to say nothing happens is ,  especially for an unmarried girl,  she knew. I'm sure the mother saw the changes in her and that was why the cock and chicken story of complication after appendectomy came about. Na wa o!!!!!!!!