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  • @audreyevanss1 The pure SHOCK.. as if we don’t know where babies come from.. als…

    @audreyevanss1 The pure SHOCK.. as if we don’t know where babies come from.. als…

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    The pure SHOCK.. as if we don’t know where babies come from.. also so happy now lol this video is so funny to me now #baby #pregnant #pregnantlife #pregnanttiktok #pregnancy #pregnancyjourney #shock

    ♬ original sound – SHOTTAWORLD🌍🩸

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    The pure SHOCK.. as if we don’t know where babies come from.. also so happy now lol this video is so funny to me now #baby #pregnant #pregnantlife #pregnanttiktok #pregnancy #pregnancyjourney #shock

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  • My Baby Died Tonight And I’m Still In Shock

    My baby died tonight. Hank died. And I’m still in shock so I’m writing it now. He died.

    He choked on a muffin. An ordinary muffin. My child who inhaled bananas and oranges and all the scary foods with ease choked on a single bite of banana muffin. 911 was called right away. And the hymlich was performed. And he never lost consciousness with us so when we got to the hospital we thought it was going to be okay. But it was not.

    They worked on him for almost 3 hours I think. I’m still really confused why they couldn’t just pluck the single bite of muffin from his throat but they couldn’t. And his heart gave out. And they performed compressions for nearly an hour before they called us back in to tell us we could hold his hand while they performed compressions for 2 more minutes. I sang to him during that time. Cried to him. Yelled at him that his story was not over. That he wasn’t ever supposed to happen so it didn’t make sense this would be the end of his story. He was supposed to go on and have an incredible story. His brother, who named him needed him to come home and continue to be his sidekick. That’s why we named him Hank Watson. I told him to come back. He didn’t come back.

    I’m still in shock. I think I’d like to never come out of it. Our people are here. Taking care of us. I don’t know what tomorrow will look like or where this journey will go. I just feel like I want to tell everyone. Because maybe they could just mourn for me and I won’t have to feel it. Maybe this is a nightmare I’ll wake up from tomorrow.

    I know that we live in a broken world and broken things happen. And the Lord loves me. And He loves Hank. And I don’t want anyone to tell me there’s a reason for this because sometimes bad things are just bad things that coexhist with good things. And that’s okay. And I’m mad and I’m sad and I’m very very confused.

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  • Man Gets Head Stuck In A Vagina

    COUPLE HOSPITALIZED AFTER MAN GETS HIS HEAD STUCK IN HIS WIFE’S VAGINA
    A couple was transported to the hospital in a very awkward position last night after a man somehow got his head stuck in his wife’s vagina during a strange sexual game.

    Tom and Janis Morrison, a young couple from the small town of Greensboro in Alabama, called 911 around 10:00 pm last night to ask for an ambulance.
    Samantha Irving, the operator who took the call, says she thought it as a joke when he explained the situation.
    “The woman told me that her husband had fallen and that his head was now stuck in her vaginal cavity. I really thought that it was a group of teenagers making a prank call.”
    Despite Ms. Irving’s doubts, she sent an ambulance on the site and the paramedics rapidly realized that the situation was in fact very serious.
    Bill Austin, one of the paramedics who transported the couple, claims they were lying naked on their bed and partially covered in blood.
    “The woman kept screaming out in pain whenever the guy moved, but he had half of his face buried in there and he looked like he was going through Hell!”
    The couple was transported to the nearby Hale County Hospital, where doctors were able to separate the couple.
    Ms. Morrison suffered from severe internal bleeding but is now stable, while her husband has suffered only a few scratches and bruises.
    According to doctors, both could also suffer from post-traumatic stress syndrome.

    Dr. Frank Olson, who treated the couple upon their arrival at the hospital, says that such extreme sexual practice are extremely dangerous and recommends to completely avoid them.

    Dr. Frank Olson, who treated the couple upon their arrival at the hospital, says that such extreme sexual practices are extremely dangerous and recommends to completely avoid them.

    Incidents like this one are, indeed, quite unusual, but hundreds of couples are admitted to the hospital every year in the U.S. after getting stuck together during sexual intercourse.
    According to data collected by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 3,213 couples were hospitalized for such problems across the country in 2015 and 3,789 in 2016.
    According to the same data, the Morrisons are the first couple to be hospitalized for a head stuck inside a vaginal cavity since October 2007.

  • A woman was told to stop speaking ‘foreign muck’ but was actually speaking Welsh… in Wales

    A mum said was shocked when she was told to stop speaking “foreign muck” to her one-year-old daughter but was actually speaking Welsh… in Wales.

    Elin Jones, who lives in Lampeter , was speaking to daughter Elena while out shopping on Saturday, explaining to her about the food that was on the shelves.

    To her shock, a customer at the local store in Ceredigion confronted her, and mother-of-three Elin tweeted:


    Speaking to WalesOnline, Elin explained how she corrected the woman.

    “I think I was pretty calm about the situation to be honest.

    “I said to her ‘I think you are misunderstood – I am speaking Welsh to my children’.

    “But she turned on her heels and walked away. She didn’t even try and justify what she had said.

    “Wales and the UK is a multicultural country and I love that about it in general and we should be far more accepting.”

    Elin, 32, works in a local pub and added: “Most people usually recognise that it’s Welsh, particularly when I’m in Wales.

    “But maybe because I don’t sound Welsh when I am speaking it I have had comments from people saying ‘go back to your own country’, which is very funny because I am from Aberystwyth.”

    Elin, a Plaid Cymru town councillor, and whose husband does not speak Welsh, is bringing up her children in a bilingual household.

    She added: “Our home is bilingual and the children learn it in school too. I’m a first-generation Welsh speaker as my grandparents are from the London area.

    “I have always been in Welsh education and they are always really proud that I speak Welsh. I wanted to follow that through in my children too.”

    Since her post on Saturday, Elin’s comment has had almost 2,000 retweets and over 3,500 likes.

    “It’s gone a bit ridiculous to be honest. I put it on Twitter last night and I checked my account this morning and was a bit shocked!

    “It’s in a good way though, we should be promoting tolerance towards all.”