Things happen: story of a teenage pregnancy [chp 6]
Posted on November 18, 2008 in Maternity photos
Hey! Im gonna start adding recaps so you can know what happened last without having to go back to the last chapter. I know I usually have to do that sometimes, so I figured I wasnt the only one.Heres the recap and story--------------------------------------Recap- Brianna just took here pregnancy test and is about to learn if its positive or not.Brianna: It saysJoe: what?Brianna: ImEverybody: YoureBrianna: Pregnant (burst into tears)Everybody couldnt believe what they were hearing.Joe: (holds Brianna so closely and whispers) well be fine well get through this together.As much as Brianna wanted to know that it was going to be okay she knew it wasnt.Renée: I know it maybe soon to ask this, but what are you going to do with the baby?Joe and Brianna: (look at each other) keep it.Everybody was in shock.Kevin: Well I hope you know what your doing and well all be there for you.Renée, Roxey and Nick: Right well be there for you guys no matter what.Brianna: Thanks but how are we going to tell our parents?Joe: Well I think you and me should get it over and done with before things get out of hand. Maybe we should do it today.Brianna: How about we make a doctors appointment for tomorrow and then go from there because those test arent always accurate.Joe: True.So Brianna called and made the appointment for 9:00 in the morning.*The next morning* Everybody slept at Renee and Roxeys place so they all woke up together.Brianna: Renée, Kev? Would you guys come with us?Renée and Kevin: Sure.Kevin: Ill even drive.Nick: So I guess were staying here Rox.Roxey: I guess so. (Giving them a sad face)Renée: (walking out of the door) Do guys want to see a bunch of pictures of a womens uterus?Roxey and Nick: (in shock) NO THANKS! WELL STAY!Joe: Nice touch!Renée: Thanks.*At the doctors office*Secretary: Brianna.Brianna: Yeah.Secretary: The doctors ready for you.Everybody gets up to go.Secretary: Only one person can go in with Brianna.Renee: Well Joe you should go.Joe: (scared look on his face) yeahThey go in the doctors officeDoctor: Hi there Brianna Im Dr. Higgins(N: first name that came to mind) and you are. (Looking at Joe)Joe: Im Joe.Doctor: Okay so Im guessing you the possible daddy. Joe: uhyeah.Doctor: Well Brianna put this on in there (points to the change room).Brianna: Okay thanks.After 5 minutes Brianna comes back out.Doctor: Come and lay down on here.Brianna: Okay (lays down and takes Joes hand).Doctor: Well I see two heart beats, so yes maam you are pregnant.Brianna:(starts to cry) okay thanksWAIT TWO!!! Doctor: Yeah yours and the babys, Ill make you another appointment.Joe: (rubbing Briannas back) okay thanks.They both get the day of Briannas next appointment and exit the office. When they reach up to Kevin and Renee, Renee immediately notices the sense of disappointment on her best friends face. Renee puts down her magazine down wraps her arm around her friend and gives her big comforting hug.-----------------------------------What will happen next??THANKS FOR READING!5 COMMENTSSUBSCRIBEFanFicsJB Author: FanFicsJB Keywords: Fan Fic Jonas Brothers Things Happen Chapter Added: November 10, 2008
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 28, 2008 in Pregnancy symptom
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins father the first stick she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving mansion from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to get to six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ hollered 911 as she arised at her Fullerton turf, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police dismounted. "She was virtuous standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still hitched to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, alighted in era to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so flying." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was performing rare at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 26, 2008 in Early pregnancy symptoms
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins plant the first settle she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving living quarters from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to breeze in six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ commanded 911 as she disembarked at her Fullerton roost, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police materialized. "She was decent standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still secured to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, reached in lifetime to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so hot." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was implementation mean at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 23, 2008 in Very early pregnancy signs
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins get going with up the first put she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving digs from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to roll in six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ commanded 911 as she dismounted at her Fullerton habitation, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police appeared. "She was upright standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still connected to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, attained in allotment to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so flying." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was accomplishing elegant at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 22, 2008 in Day by day pregnancy
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins constitute the first store she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving digs from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to access six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ yawped 911 as she alighted at her Fullerton nest, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police dismounted. "She was impartial standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still annexed to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, alighted in instance to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so like crazy." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was exploit top-notch at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 21, 2008 in False pregnancy
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins set up the first situate she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving homestead from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to breeze in six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ hollered 911 as she attained at her Fullerton castle, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police reached. "She was trustworthy standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still fixed to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, checked in in future to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so ready." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was execution well-made at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 16, 2008 in Pregnancy calender
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins initiate the first allot she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving condo from the Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to report six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ cryed 911 as she visited at her Fullerton residence, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police entered. "She was due standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still maked lickety-split to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, entered in interval to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so screamin'." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was accomplishment expensive at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 14, 2008 in Pregnancy week
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins initiate the first distribute she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving home plate from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to drop in six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ callinged 911 as she reached at her Fullerton cave, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police appeared. "She was true standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still appended to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, attained in present to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so fleet." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was deed five-star at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 13, 2008 in Pregnancy tickers
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins construct the first stand she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving living quarters from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to access six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ alarmed 911 as she reached at her Fullerton haunt, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police reached. "She was equal standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still binded to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, dismounted in space to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so hurried." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was hoopla top-notch at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 12, 2008 in First signs of pregnancy
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins organize the first peg she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving hospital from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to get to six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ invitationed 911 as she alighted at her Fullerton station, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police reached. "She was pure standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still latched to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, visited in tempo to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so hurried." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was performing five-star at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 12, 2008 in Pregnancy pillow
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins settle the first locate she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving habitation from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to hit six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ shouted 911 as she rised at her Fullerton abode, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police audited in. "She was righteous standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still binded to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, reported in age to cut the baby 's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so quick." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was implementation well-made at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 11, 2008 in Pregnancy conception calculator
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins constitute the first finger she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving orphanage from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to narration six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ hailed 911 as she landed at her Fullerton parking stow, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police arrived. "She was honest standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still fastened to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, reported in while to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so swift." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was execution first-string at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 11, 2008 in Chinese pregnancy chart
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins construct the first allot she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving bungalow from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to alight six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ shouted 911 as she reported at her Fullerton farm, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police reached. "She was conscientious standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still hooked to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, recured in instant to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so screamin'." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was exploit gnarly at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 11, 2008 in Pregnancy calculator
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins constitute the first allocate she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving mansion from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to dismount six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ invitationed 911 as she checked in at her Fullerton cottage, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police checked in. "She was dispassionate standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still binded to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, reached in infinity to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so flying." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was carrying out dandy at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 11, 2008 in Pregnancy complications
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins commence the first put she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving crash pad from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to sign in six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ commanded 911 as she entered at her Fullerton shelter, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police dismounted. "She was equal standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still riveted to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, dismounted in future to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so cognate mad." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was exploit subtle at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 11, 2008 in Signs of pregnancy
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins settle the first stow she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving orphanage from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to show six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ yawped 911 as she entered at her Fullerton abode, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police alighted. "She was trustworthy standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still secured to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, disembarked in while to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so hasty." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was deed cool at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 10, 2008 in Pregnancy signs
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins initiate the first stow she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving parking allot from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to roll in six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ hailed 911 as she entered at her Fullerton cottage, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police entered. "She was uncolored standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still riveted to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, entered in age to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so pronto." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was implementation admirable at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 10, 2008 in Pregnancy
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins fix the first park she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving nest from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to fall in six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ whooped 911 as she checked in at her Fullerton place, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police dismounted. "She was upright standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still latched to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, reported in interval to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so fleeting." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was implementation good-looking at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 09, 2008 in Discharge a sign of early pregnancy
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins go ahead with the first deposit she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36-year-old was driving turf from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to punch in six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ shouted 911 as she reported at her Fullerton villa, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police visited. "She was conscientious standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still maked rapid to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, checked in in duration to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so hurried." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was action exquisite at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com
Mom gives birth on front lawn by herself
Posted on October 08, 2008 in Pregnancy gender quiz
Alone and in labor, Jessica Higgins settle the first put she could to give birth - her front lawn. The 36- -old was driving pad from the mall Tuesday when little Mary Claire gave her the shock of a lifetime by deciding to breeze in six weeks early. Higgins _ with her 2-year-old son sleeping in the back seat _ yawped 911 as she dismounted at her Fullerton residence, but she had already pushed her daughter out when police appeared. "She was upright standing in the driveway rocking the newborn, who was still linked to the placenta," Officer Manny Ramos said Wednesday. Higgins' husband, Jeff, landed in go to cut the baby's umbilical cord under the front-yard ficus tree. The proud mother, who was recovering at a hospital Wednesday, said "everything happened so ready." She said she had her son's portrait taken at the mall earlier in the day and was on hold with the doctor's office when the baby started pushing. Mary Claire was born at 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was accomplishing first-rate at St. Jude Medical Center, Higgins said. Source PregnancyWeekly.com