Twins and Didn't Know It

When I first discovered I was pregnant, my husband and I were so excited! We had been married for 2 years and were nervously awaiting the arrival of a child.

I decided to go through my pregnancy naturally. I've got to say, it wasn't easy! I couldn't go anywhere without a plastic bag at hand because my morning sickness was so bad! I bought maternity clothes in my 6th week because I was already showing.

I kept really fit throughout my whole pregnancy, walking through the park and eating healthy. Somehow I still gained about 35 pounds! Little did I know.

I first started feeling cramps at work, but I didn't think much about it because they only made me uncomfortable for a few seconds and nothing I couldn't handle. Going to sleep that night I told my husband what I was feeling, but he said just to wait until they got stronger before I worried about it.

The next morning I woke up to a peeing sensation down my leg. My waters had broken! I was thrilled to know that I would soon be rid of this enormous belly.

I found that it was easier to stand up through the contractions so we decided to go for a walk around outside. My contractions weren't that bad; I had to stop every once and a while to breathe through them, but it felt nice to be outside walking so we trooped on.

Things started to pick up unexpectedly and I starting groaning and drawing some attention, and my husband suggested that we turn around for home. I agreed by nodding my head because at this point I could barely talk. Looking back I think that maybe we should not have been in a public place.

My contractions were now two minutes apart and getting stronger. One was so painful that I fell over onto my hands and knees and started panting! How embarrassing! I couldn't get up; I just wouldn't.

My husband urged me to get up so we could go home to a safe spot, but I refused through gritted teeth. There I was, curled up in a ball, kneeling over on the grass, howling in pain in the middle of a park! But I couldn't help it! Everyone knew what was going on because of how huge my stomach was!

We decided that he should run home, grab some towels and we would have to give birth to it right then and there. All alone, I rolled around trying to find a comfy position. Suddenly, I had this giant urge to push that I could not withstand.

Sweating, I pulled down my pants (right now I did not care about my reputation) and gave birth to Joseph Alexander. My husband returned moments later to find him in my arms. We were in bliss.

Ummm, I said as I felt another movement down my vagina. I was having twins! I pushed for about one hour and Katrina Leslie emerged. I was exhausted and so we spent our first few minutes together in the grass.

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