We often see news like this in the news and, once again, I have the same feeling of "it can't be true."
This time it is a 17 year old girl who gave birth a month ago in Granada Without knowing that I was pregnant. He went to the emergency room with a severe stomach ache and ended up in the parlor of the Maternal and Child Hospital of Granada where Daniela was born, weighing 2.7 kilos.
In the taxi it broke waters, but Laura, as the young woman is called, thought she had urinated. The months he had no rule, for which he went to the doctor, were diagnosed as a hormonal mismatch.
This diagnosis served Laura to downplay the discomfort suffered months ago. Apparently, she had a little belly and that's why neither she, nor her boyfriend, nor her family members, thought about a possible pregnancy. I still follow in my thirteen. It is possible that in some cases the mother does not associate discomfort with pregnancy (overweight, frequent intestinal discomfort, age close to a possible menopause, etc.), but from there to believe that a 17-year-old girl does not realize that she is pregnant , goes a stretch.
I find it hard to believe that when you see that you do not have the rule do not think that you are pregnant and therefore Do not have a pregnancy test.
I find it hard to believe that he goes to the doctor because he has been without menstruation for a while and does not have a pregnancy test and everything is left in a hormonal mismatch, although seen another way, a pregnancy involves a hormonal mismatch ... maybe the doctors were joking that day.
I find it hard to believe that she had so little belly that no one, and not even her, suspected a pregnancy, if she had also had relations with her partner without the use of contraceptive methods.
I find it hard to believe that the tummy aches with which I went to the hospital did not associate them with labor contractions and that the broken waters were for her urine that had escaped.
And how hard it is to believe all this, because directly I don't believe this news which gives me the impression that it should have been: "he invented a story and made everyone believe that he did not know he was pregnant for fear of telling the news to his relatives."
What do you think of this kind of news?
