It's probably the last thing a woman expects to see after going through labour and giving birth.

But for Lucy Hellein, from Alabama, the situation was all too real, reports the Daily Mail

Her newborn son was delivered by midwives clutching her coil – designed to stop her from getting pregnant in the first place.

Since being uploaded to Facebook last week, the ironic photo of Dexter Tyler has amassed more than 71 000 shares to date, the website reported.


She told Metro: "Dexter was definitely meant to be. His original due date was May 4th and even the doctor said "the force was strong with this one.

Although he wasn't planned, my family and I feel incredibly blessed."

Ms Hellein added that it was actually her third Mirena device, which is a hormonal form of the coil, also known as an IUS, she had been fitted with.

Despite being fitted with the 99 per cent effective contraceptive in August last year, she discovered she was pregnant just before Christmas.

She was told she was already 18 weeks gone, suggesting she had conceived just days after it was planted inside her uterus.

Daily Mail
http://www.iol.co.za/news/back-page/look-baby-clutches-his-mothers-birth-control-coil-8954405

Lol wow!

This baby no send anybody. His destiny is to be on this earth. This one go even survive abortion.

baby124:
This baby no send anybody. His destiny is to be on this earth. This one go even survive abortion.

I'm telling you

See Trumph in action

This one na jackie chan, James Bond ....emmmmm

jagugu88li and bibijay123 pls lend me another name for this powerful boy

Does anyone really believe this?
Social Media no go kee person. From baby's clutching bibles and Quran now this?
RIP to the brains of those believing and spreading this fake news. So false the baby must have cried in falsetto.

pressplay411:
Does anyone really believe this?
Social Media no go kee person. From baby's clutching bibles and Quran now this?
RIP to the brains of those believing and spreading this fake news. So false the baby must have cried in falsetto.

You sound angry.

A little sense of humour bro.....it will take you a long way.

jagugu88li:
You sound angry.

A little sense of humour bro.....it will take you a long way.

Yes you're right, I'm very angry.
Angry that there's no regulation to the information permeating the Internet. Angry that anyone can decide to wake up and cook up fake news and spread it all over the cyberspace, misinforming, misleading and miseducating the ever gullible masses that own smart phones but be acting dumb.
Some will continue to share the news as if it were in fact witnessed by them further giving life and spreading the falsehood.
So pray tell, where's the sense in such humour?

Seen this news before now, but what actually surprised me during the buzz is that more people believed the story unlike if it had come from Nigeria or Africa. We suspected this one less just because it came from the Whites.

Hmmmm.. ..

jagugu88li:
It's probably the last thing a woman expects to see after going through labour and giving birth.

But for Lucy Hellein, from Alabama, the situation was all too real, reports the Daily Mail

Her newborn son was delivered by midwives clutching her coil – designed to stop her from getting pregnant in the first place.

Since being uploaded to Facebook last week, the ironic photo of Dexter Tyler has amassed more than 71 000 shares to date, the website reported.


She told Metro: "Dexter was definitely meant to be. His original due date was May 4th and even the doctor said "the force was strong with this one.

Although he wasn't planned, my family and I feel incredibly blessed."

Ms Hellein added that it was actually her third Mirena device, which is a hormonal form of the coil, also known as an IUS, she had been fitted with.

Despite being fitted with the 99 per cent effective contraceptive in August last year, she discovered she was pregnant just before Christmas.

She was told she was already 18 weeks gone, suggesting she had conceived just days after it was planted inside her uterus.

Daily Mail
http://www.iol.co.za/news/back-page/look-baby-clutches-his-mothers-birth-control-coil-8954405

Hello beautiful

jagugu88li:
It's probably the last thing a woman expects to see after going through labour and giving birth.

But for Lucy Hellein, from Alabama, the situation was all too real, reports the Daily Mail

Her newborn son was delivered by midwives clutching her coil – designed to stop her from getting pregnant in the first place.

Since being uploaded to Facebook last week, the ironic photo of Dexter Tyler has amassed more than 71 000 shares to date, the website reported.


She told Metro: "Dexter was definitely meant to be. His original due date was May 4th and even the doctor said "the force was strong with this one.

Although he wasn't planned, my family and I feel incredibly blessed."

Ms Hellein added that it was actually her third Mirena device, which is a hormonal form of the coil, also known as an IUS, she had been fitted with.

Despite being fitted with the 99 per cent effective contraceptive in August last year, she discovered she was pregnant just before Christmas.

She was told she was already 18 weeks gone, suggesting she had conceived just days after it was planted inside her uterus.

Daily Mail
http://www.iol.co.za/news/back-page/look-baby-clutches-his-mothers-birth-control-coil-8954405

This is amazing. Lalasticlala needs to see this.

Could you make the topic more catchy by modifying it to something like...*Shocking pics of a New born clutching his mother's birth control coil.

Toks2008:


This is amazing. Lalasticlala needs to see this.

Could you make the topic more catchy by modifying it to something like...*Shocking pics of a New born clutching his mother's birth control coil.

....that was a long time. Thanks anyway. Merry Christmas

jagugu88li:
....that was a long time. Thanks anyway. Merry Christmas

No topic is too late to hit the Frontpage.

Toks2008:


No topic is too late to hit the Frontpage.

I guess. But it's okay now, was just sharing for fun's sake.