Ob/Gyn Reacts to Triplet Birth on Friends | Phoebe's Babies
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
- Ob/Gyn physician Mama Doctor Jones reviews an episode of FRIENDS where Phoebe delivers triplets as a gestational carrier...while teaching and commenting on the show.
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I mean my life was saved as a baby by a doctor who was literally there on his very first day of being a doctor so interns defo can do a good job
Kate H I’m gonna need to hear the rest of this story!
Story time, come on!
Teeg M story is right above your comment!
My grandmother was in labor, in the hospital, when the 1st year intern detected a second heartbeat....they didn't know she was having twins until the intern caught it when she was in first stage labor.
I don’t know how old the doctor was but my husband was saved at birth as well.
They missed my favourite part. “Chandler is a girl!” Ultrasounds are not always a promise of gender. Lol!
Nor are prenatal diagnoses of the pregnancy timeline and due date necessarily a promise. There was an episode of paternity court, where the due date that the OBGYN estimated for the mother was a moving target as pregnancy progressed. This was the source of doubt in Father A's mind, and the mother admitted that Father B is also a possibility. The judge called on an expert to give an explanation for the due dates being a moving target, and what the likely conception date was, based on those facts. The expert identified the timeline indicated Father B would be most likely, but Father A ended up actually being the father.
This is the best part tbh
Yeah I love that part
"...Oh God, kindergarten flashback" XD
Rhonda Friesen and Chandler screams oh no! Not again, Chandler is a girl! I’ve heard this before!
I had my first child in a teaching hospital in the 90s. I’ll never forget hearing “Oops” as my episiotomy was about to be performed and the supervising doctor rushing in saying “No, not like that.”
Those are not the words you want to hear at that time.
Omg oh no
😨
As someone who's had an unmedicated episiotomy, this made me chuckle.
I had that same exact thing happen, only it was when they were stitching me back up. Not something you want to hear!
Jaclyn Deboer Exactly! 😆😬😬😬😬😬😓
When my sister was born, she had six toes on one of her feet. My dad likes to recall how when he told his boss that his wife had a baby so he wasn't coming into work, his boss was like "oh, 10 fingers, 10 toes?" and my dad was like "...not exactly."
Omg that's awesome lol she still have the toe?
I babysat a baby that had 6 toes in 1 of his feet lol
I had 11 fingers when i was born 😂
I love teaching hospitals, my second son was delivered by a student. He was her first boy, and she was so attentive and capable. She was supervised all the way through and I was really proud to be part of her process of learning.
aww as a med student, reading this means a lot!! :)))
same! I love being part of their classes. I love when they listen carefully to our stories and I always try to teach them to teach us. I love being a homework. That's it.
I had it one time they asked if it was ok to have a small group watch me give birth for their class I was like ya so glad I did the dr turn around to get something one student step up got my baby and put him on my chest before the dr even turned back my baby would of been on the floor it it wasn’t for her she came and cleaned on me later I will never forget her and I’m sure she will have a story for the rest of her life to 😊 my hero 🦸♀️
I had interns do one of my catheters and one even stayed late to finally see the birth. It was funny hearing them check my dilating because they under estimated by a lot. I was at an 8, they were guessing 3 or 4. Had to go back a few times for them to understand what it felt like, obviously I okayed that first. Lol. They were great and I loved being part of their learning too!
Same! I was the first c section patient for one of them and the first patient to let the other place an IV. I've been a student before, I know how valuable that experience is!
"Toe to baby ratio is accurate" HAHAHA
"Just DO what the pregnant lady says" - Always good advice! 😉
I had a kidney stone once. I thought I was going to have my own episode of "I didnt know I was pregnant." That is the closest thing I have ever felt to labor that wasnt labor.
Same it was awful. I was in the waiting room and literally couldn't sit down bc the pressure in my back was so painful. I was just pacing back and forth back and forth
I had two episodes last year, both had to be taken out via ureteroscopy. Worst pain I’ve ever been in, at it’s height IV oxy wasn’t even helping 😫 the stones themselves were actually really small (2-3mm) so I should have been able to pass them with maybe some extra fluids but my damn urethers are apparently super narrow so had to get knocked out to get them fished out. Wouldn’t wish them on my worst enemy
My closest thing to labor that wasn't labor is severe menstrual cramps. I could literally feel contraction after contraction on top of an already painful, crampy baseline. This was back when I was 18 and it was only ever this bad once. The best way I could describe it is "low mid-abdominal, pulsating pain, almost like a heartbeat". I was literally crying cause I was cramping so much. Having had menstrual contractions that strong, I'm scared of how intense labor is going to be if I do ever get pregnant.
In comparison, the kidney stone that I once had was nothing like that one super painful bout of menstrual cramps. It was constant, just like my cramps were, but it wasn't a crying in pain severity by any means. Only reason I knew it was a stone is because the pain was moving, slowly, about an inch down my back a day. By day 4, I had no pain at all upon waking up, meaning it went into my bladder. And then my morning urine was sandy, meaning that it just spontaneously dissolved.
“Does he have a kidney stone?” hahahahaha took her two scenes to figure it out!
Well acted I guess
Yeah, I've seen this episode like hundreds of times. Watching her react was fun, just knowing what happens next was wonderful.
Yeah, couldn't be that she's seen it before given its the most popular show on TV and has been aired constantly since it ended...
I figured it out and I am going into grade 9....
I love watching drs react to hospital Hollywood
Lisa was actually pregnant there and as Phoebe, she wasn’t exactly sure how to act during labor and she just went with what was commonly shown on tv
And as she was having triplets on screen, they made her wear a fake belly to make herself look bigger than she was in real life pregnancy.
That makes complete sense. A pregnant woman wearing a fake, bigger belly is just kinda funny
No, lisa had her baby when the gang was in london shooting the one with Ross's wedding you know where he says rachel instead of emily, so when season 5 returned in production that was the fake belly but yes she did wear extra padding during season 4 because of the triplets
@@kimberly11091 which is alway why she couldn't go to London; too heavily pregnant to travel
@@joshuawells835 this was season 5. Lisa had her baby in the season 4 finale of friends while the gang was in London
That speech Phoebe gives at the end of the episode STILL makes me tear up every time I see it. Lisa did such a great job.
Lisa is so underrated
"Toe to baby ratio is accurate" just got into my list of favorite lines
can you react to rachel in labor and the last episode with the twins please? that'd be awesome
sam defabio YES YES YES
Yes please!
Wait what?? I thought it was Erica that was in labor with Monica and Chandler's twins? Was there some flash forward sequence I missed?
@@AmbyJeans she's talking about two separate episodes. The one where Rachel has Emma and the very last one where Erica has the twins
I can't believe Erica didn't know she was having twins!
It’s the algorithm, it started recommending you, don’t regret it
Same lol
For me, I think the algorithm brought me here because I am subscribed to Dr. Mike, Dr. Sandra Lee, and Dr. Hope.
Same! I’m always searching women’s health and birth/pregnancy related topics, I’m sure that’s why I got this awesome channel suggested
I have no idea how I got here. I mostly watch news, politics, and night time talk shows.
I think my path to you was the Dr. Pimple Popper and Call the Midwife Venn Diagram
I feel like "intern" makes the doctor sound like s/he should be bringing you coffee, not delivering your baby. Thanks for clearing up the terminology!
"Does he have a kidney stone?" Knowing what those characters eat, probably.
Hm... I always imagined Monica cooking a lot and giving it out to Joey and Chandler. And their pizzas were just occasional
@@drdrdrk to be fair Joey would always eat things that weren't good for him but the lack of water is what probably caused kidney stones
Phoebe holding all 3 babies always makes me tear up!
I know! I'm pregnant with my third right now and I just can't imagine being a surrogate and giving away my babies.
Same and when she rocks them!
@@wiseoneedarra593 Neither can I (especially your first pregnancy) but I can see that it's such an amazing gift! Surrogates are angels.
@@wiseoneedarra593 I've been a surrogate twice...it is remarkably easy. You're not giving them up, you're just giving them back. The feeling is very separate from your own.
Man, I had never seen this episode, and I definitely teared up. @Jessica Beecher, good for you for being a surrogate! That's such as a fascinating and amazing thing to do. I think whether you struggle to let them go or not depends on your personality.
OMG.. you and Dr. Mike should colab! not sure on what, but you two would be great together!
I love this idea!
Beeewhoop
I would so watch this!! Please do it!! !
YESSSSS OMFG YESS
They should watch Call The Midwife together.
I like the way you break those medical scenes in movies or tv shows: no nagging, no smartass, just knowledge and fun. Shame there's not enough doctors like you in real life.
I had a medical student in my delivery. It was her first time seeing a baby be born. It was really cool honestly because my baby was the first she’d ever help come into the world. We even let her cut the cord. It was a nice experience for everyone.
I think I am the most blown away to discover that there are still people out there that don't have every episode of Friends memorized.......
Somehow the whole thing passed me by. I watched an episode where the guys fell asleep on a sofa and I stayed in a hotel some years later and watched the same episode again and now this. So I've seen two episodes. 😂
It's all on Netflix. Watch it, you know you want to!
@@gardeninginthedesert omg def watch it!! Absolutely hysterical!!! And relatable!
I don't think I have ever watched an entire episode.
Exactly! Same. Of course we already knew Joey has kidney stones🤩
There’s another labor episode that you gotta react to (where Rachael have a baby)!
Rachel**
**has
@@abbymarievlogs thank you for correcting my English which is my third language
When I was getting my epidural the anesthesiologist was trying to talk me through the risks. I wanted him to stop and he said he HAD to explain them to me. My response was “I already know the risks, I’m choosing this knowing those. I don’t need to hear all of them because I have severe anxiety and don’t want to start freaking out. Give me the dang paper and I will sign it.” He handed me the paper and I signed it and that was that.
You should do a quick review of “what to expect when you are expecting” movie!
yes!
Laura Buckby: Yes please!!
yes do that pls!
YES!
Yes, please do that
A lot of the science and education channels I watch say that they end up being demonetized i wish they had a subcategory for science channels
I remember being so confused by this episode as a kid because I didn’t understand the concept of being a surrogate. I was like: “Wait but why can’t she keep the babies?? Isn’t that what you do when you... have them?” And I actually cried 😂
I love it when TV babies are born the size of 3 or 4 month old babies. 😂😂 It’s amazing those women can walk afterwards! Lol!
That's legal minimum.
I had my twins vaginally and everyone treated me like a superstar those few days at the hospital!
You are!!
Same! In fact, some of the residents coming into my birth didn’t realize it was twins because I was delivering vaginally, it was funny.
Heather Meredith aww thanks!
Jasmine Brooks Yes! Mine are 4 and people still are shocked when I say I didn’t have a c-section.
Same!! We’re super lucky to have had doctors that didn’t automatically want to cut us open. So grateful!! Mine were an hour apart. How about yours?
I would love to see tour reaction to Rachel’s delivery. 36+ hours after water breaking and the baby ends up breech. Every time I watch it I think “malpractice!!”
Not knowing baby is breach isn't great but 36hrs after water breaking isn't unusual, although different hospitals have different policies on how long to wait to deliver baby once membranes rupture.
My mom was in labor for about 35ish hours with me. Apparently, I just didn't want to come out.
My mom was in labor for 38 hours with me, just couldn’t dilate enough to get my fat baby body out and they finally said let’s just do a C-Sectiond
Also the last one where Erica thinks she’s giving birth to one kid, but ends up giving birth to twins
@@holleyalexandra1637 My mom was a lucky one. She was only in labor with me for 7 hours, and I was her first baby. I was also on the small side. My best friend was apparently the opposite. Her mom was in labor for 30+ hours. When she was swapping birth stories with my mom and heard how easy my birth was, she turned to my friend and said, "Why couldn't you have been more like your friend here?" (She was joking, of course.)
How I got here:
I was watching "doctor reacts" videos on Doctor Mike's channel a few weeks ago and your videos were also recommended
nonirose SAMEEE
Same!
Same. Doctor Mike is a gateway to amazing channels. I came here 11 months ago, like you, and ever since, I've been watching.
OMG... I just realized that Frank's wife is the mom from That 70's Show!!!!!
Wait really
That’s really cool I didn’t know that
Kitty Foreman.
And the intern is Hodgnes from Bones!
Yup
Phoebe actually wasn't induced, her water broke at the end of the previous episode.
Next you should look at the story of Jane the Virgin, the first episode or her labor episode
I don't see how Jane, the virgin could happen in real life unless the doctor was deliberately committing Malpractice. A real doctor would confirm with the patient why they where there that day. Also what doctor wouldn't find the idea of a teenager getting artificial insemination to be odd and make sure to confirm.?
I actually switched my doctors about 5 months into my pregnancy and it was one of the best decisions I made
You really missed an opportunity when you didn’t call this video “the one where ob/gun reacts to friends” or something haha!
Kim Sandle what is an ob/gun? I am familiar with og/gyn...did i miss something?
Kim Sandle YES HAHAHA that would have been epic 😂
Morgan Falk have you heard of a typo Morgan? I bet you’re fun to drink with.
@@morganfalkdesigns ew get over yourself.
Morgan Falk the funny part is that you still misspelled ob/gyn lmao
Have you ever dealt with delivery where the mother has a cognitive impairment? As a social worker, I'd be really interested if you have any stories of successes.
Yesyesyed
Peter Mullins: Fantastic request. Im with you, love to see how she would deal with that.
You should contact www.nowgroup.org they provide a family service for new and expectant parent with MLD
This is an amazing question! I hope she answers this
Peter Mullins, I am not an OBGYN but am the biological child (adopted after birth) of a woman with a cognitive impairment and at the age of 16 was there when she gave birth to my half brother. It is a slippery slope and very difficult, but if you have any questions on the family support side of things, feel free to get in contact.
Your quick "Toe to baby ratio" story had me happy cry. Too sweet.
I remember one delivery where there were like 15 people in the room-family, friends, even several children around 8-10.
As an RT, we only go to high risk deliveries. Can't remember what this one was, but I remember thinking how unsafe it was. It was certainly chaotic, 2 people were filming, one with a tripod. Kids running around, I noticed one dude pulled out a flask-grandpa I think, he was just over in a corner looking disgruntled. Crazy.
You should totally do a reaction to Grey’s Anatomy 9x24 of Meredith giving birth in the dark!!
Yes!!!!
Omg that one was so intense! I’d love to see her react to it
Yes!
Love it! Next react to the birth at the end of Knocked Up. Seemed realistic to me!
YESSSSSS. But Idk if she can do that because of UA-cam's rules
Just watched that last night!!! I always wonder how realistic it was
Everything but her perfectly mowed lady parts were pretty realistic
It was close but that baby was enormous lmao...
@@AmbyJeans She was probably waxed lol
I agree with everyone saying react to Rachel’s birth!! She was breech and they didn’t figure it out until she was pushing-after 24 hrs of labor! 🤔🤔 but ended up delivering vaginal breech- first baby!
My grandma last baby came butt 1st she got hurt very bad. But I think my uncle didn't suffer an injuries. So it can happen
OMG I can’t believe this is 2 years old! How did I not know this existed?!
Her: "idk where you came from."
Me: "where did you come from? Where did you go? Where did you come from, Cotton Eye Joe?" 😂
I would absolutely love for you to talk about fertility challenges healthy women face. I love how open you are in talking about the challenges with your twins. You help give hope to those struggling to be parents.
Comedy drama vs nitty gritty. Lol
There's a multiple birth in Call the Midwife - Series One, Episode Six. I'd love to see your React video for that one!
Or just that entire series!! Obsessed and she would probably have some great stuff to share prompted by the old school way of delivering children
@@rachelaimeemateya I mean, I would watch each and every single video of that, not gonna lie.
Kai de Lyons I’ve watched both her call the midwives reacts multiple times already-I’d LOVE it if she just did the entire series!!! Ooh- She could do an actual Live marathon of them all... (you know, when she wasn’t busy delivering babies or being a mum 😹)
I've watched that whole series twice now
I finished my OB rotation for nursing school and our clinical instructor told us in the beginning to watch that show because it is accurate. Never watched it but it sounds cool!
I had a really young looking doctor. She looked even younger scrubbed up for surgery. BEST doctor I've ever had. (She was an Gyn oncologist (not for cancer don't worry but it had a small chance to be))
One of my favs. Lisa Kudrow was so great in that last seen. Maybe because she was becoming (or had just become) a mom herself.
"Idk Where you came from" says the obgyn 😂
It is just a way of beginning the show - that explains labor and delivery. Technically she doesn't k own why all the parents decided to get together and have a baby so at least doesn't know the why of where they came from
@@stefanieprejean6609 sorry don't really understand your response but in my comment I was just being sarcastic thanks for trying to explain anyway
@@monicareyna2116 That's okay - it doesn't matter. I do like this woman though - she has a great personality
@@stefanieprejean6609 yes I agree 😊 just found her channel glad I did
"Go little boy, Go!"
I also love the episode where Rachel has Emma!
I had 28 kidney stones so we always say "kidney stones" like the doctor Joey has!
28?! 😮
New subscriber here! I love your channel. I'm a first time mom - just had a preemie baby born March 8 at only 28 weeks! He weighed just 2 pounds 11 ounces. Today he's 5 months actual, 12 pounds and doing great!
“There’s so many of you!”
Well, you helped deliver hundreds and even thousands of us. So, that’s why. 😁
I'm from south africa and I am living in Taiwan ❤️😊 you've helped me not be so scared of gynecologists. Thank you 😊
My son ended up at a teaching hospital when he was just over a year for post viral ataxia. The "students" were so amazing and attentive.
"Toes to baby ratio is accurate" ... Such an amazing line.
I don't know how I got here either, but I'm 21 weeks pregnant and love your channel! I've learned so much and feel much calmer about my upcoming labor. Thank you for the quality content!
i cry every time i watch this episode. pheobe crying when she's holding those babies just breaks my heart
I would have enjoyed some information about the biology of surrogacy, like dealing with those postpartum hormones while having to give up the baby/babies but I loved this episode regardless, thanks for posting It!
Or the legality of surrogacy. In my country for example the surrogate could keep the children even though the babies would not be biologically hers under current laws in my understanding (and surrogacy isn’t common here). And my understanding is that in US the children would be legally the bio parents children immediately.
@@sarasamaletdin4574 well, that's not really what this channel is about, is it. You can certainly find that information online more easily.
Seeing Dr Jones being like omg there's so many of you! like 100 thousand of you 3yrs on when she has 1.26million subscribers makes me happy
july 2019: happy with >100k
feb 2023: now >1.24M
always love these fun reaction vids to some classics, all while still learning :) thanks MDJ
I'm a simple person. I see friends, i click
The doctor who delivered my first was awful. I had never met him once (the practice was so large that I only met each doctor one time). He augmented my labor for no reason, made me push when the epidural was so high that I was too numb to feel contractions, and refused to tell me how bad the tearing was (it took me two months to heal). When I got pregnant again, I went to a new practice...they cared more, there were 5 of them so I saw them multiple times), and when I went into labor they were very hands off in a good way. I didn’t feel rushed the way I did the first time. I was very glad I switched instead of staying with the first practice.
I feel super comfortable and safe around Mama Dr. Jones, I don’t know why but she’s just so kind and reminds me of my mom. Thank you!
I sooo love that even after delivered sooo many babies and watching a fake delivery on screen and still get moved, means you love your job and didn't loose your empathy. You are one of the good doctors ❤️
you are such a natural actress coupled with an amazing amount of knowledge. Not to mention your sense of humor. This makes for my favorite channel!!
I'm a 21 year old man and I can't stop watching these videos lol. Fantastic channel!!!
You can tell how much you love your job and how passionate you are you even smile when somebody on a TV show delivers 😍
As a mother of triplets this episode always cracks me up 😂😂😂
I randomly found you looking up L&D videos! I’m a new grad RN on L&D and started in October 2018. So it’s almost been a year and I wouldn’t change it for the world ❤️
Love your videos! ❤️❤️❤️
I tore pretty bad. It hurt pretty bad a year after when I peed and sex was still painful. It's no joke for some of us.
This was so great! Hope you do Rachel's labor/delivery and Erica's twin birth for Monica & Chandler.
dont forget carol
I loved being in a teaching hospital with my cancer! They had the most up to date treatments, trials, etc i was very well taken care of and I learned a lot with them myself! It was such a blessing!
I know patient confidentiality is #1 so I would never want you to divulge specifics about people, but I would be curious about some of your experiences with things like Surrogacy or Mothers who give their babies up for adoption. What is the emotional process like from a doctor’s POV?
I agree! I am an adopted mother and would love to see more recognition for women who are brave and self-sacrificing enough to make an adoption plan. Also, I have been told about how poorly they can be treated by nurses and doctors who don't agree with their decision (thankfully this was not my daughter's birth mother's experience). It would be great to educate on this. Creating an adoption plan should not be shameful, it should be respected.
@@SuperMrsMar i can imagine that. I've had an abortion (great decision, the boyfriend was a terrible person who endet up treating me very badly) and the nurses wouldn't even look at me and refused to hand me a tissue when i did realise what i've done and bawled like crazy.
Medical professionals should not treat any woman like that.
@@nalomelimaia I'm so sorry this happened to you. Sending virtual hugs your way. And I am proud of you for getting out of such a bad relationship, I hope you are healing well.
I don't know how it looks from the doctor's perspective but I know that lots of hospitals are very sensitive to this. Some places have specific stickers for the rooms/charts of mothers who are going to have adoptions so that they are aware and can make sure to be supportive or careful with their words.
I really look up to you when considering becoming an Ob/gyn.
I'm a medical student. You inspire me to consider Ob/Gyn lol
Best of luck to both of you on your OB/GYN journey!!
Chalchiuhtlicue thanks ❤️❤️❤️
React to the birth of Edward in the Tudors! I’m super interested to see what you’d have to say about how Jane dies and the medicine practiced in that period
I love that you explained the “hierarchy” of docs. As a nurse, it’s a question I get all the time. Love this channel!!!🥰
I had a 3rd degree tear with my first baby, and a 2 hour surgical repair. Honestly, everything is the same as it was before. It can be scary when it happens but it doesn't mean that it can't be fixed.
I had a 4th degree with my first... the doc wouldn't even tell me how many stitches I had. It healed better than the stitches from my homebirth.
Tara we can’t really tell you how many stitches because they are not individual stitches. It’s more like a running stitch that joins things together, it’s hard to describe. Better to ask how many packed of sutures they went through.
I had a 4th degree as well. They had to leave the room twice for new sutures. I was badly anemic and they couldnt stop the bleeding. I swear they pulled a whole damn roll of paper towels out of me later 😂
@@emmamattingly2471 That's horrible! I always tear (pregnant with #5), but I'm not a bad bleeder. I cant imagine dealing with both!
Did your rectum tear? Can you still see scars? Do you have full feeling there? How long did it take to feel completely normal? Was it painful or difficult to walk around, sit down etc.?
This was so cute! You laughed at the same parts I always laugh at. I've seen the whole series a million times.
My favorite parts of Friends were all the different birth stories. None of them had a traditional birth for any of the kids on the show and that's fantastic. I'm an adopted child so to see families portrayed differently is nice.
This Friends episode always makes me cry. Pheobe is such a precious character and such a good friend for helping her brother and his wife have children. I can't imagine the anguish of growing not one but three babies inside me and then giving away all of them. Ugh! This is a great reaction video, btw.
Just wanna say i came across you randomly and I'm glad I did! I usually wouldnt watch videos like this, but the way you explain this and the humor makes your videos awesome! Love ya girl! (:
I love how shocked you are every time about your # of subscribers! That's just the outcome of a good product! hahaha Keep the vids comin!
Omg watching this is definitely a) confirming that I could NOT have been a doctor no matter what my mother said, and b) I love that you're explaining all kinds of things. I knew some of the info on the years of training, but didn't know the breakdown and now my day is happy.
Not sure what algorithm sent us all to you, but I'm glad I got in now!
Stumbled upon your channel the other day and I’m hooked!!! So educational yet interesting for me as a med student! Thank you and please keep doing what you are doing!!
you should do silliest questions asked while pregnant lol i love my husband but he is daft when it comes to pregnancy.
ob/gyn "you have a uti miss and we will send the medications to the local pharmacy"
my husband "does that mean shes not pregnant?"
Reminds me of my fiance when I was pregnant with our first daughter. After doing some online research about pregnancy he choose to say "Your boobs are gonna get bigger!" I have decided to never let him live that down. Lol
@@KoyashuOokami lmao!
Hahaha bless his soul, my husband also thought that the sex of the baby could change based on what I ate and drank until the parts formed.
@@kittycat5035 I think he watched 2 much steins; gate 😂
@@kittycat5035 Reminds me Sims 3 😂 In the game, if you eat apples you'll get a boy, and if you eat watermelon you'll get a girl. Hadn't tried it tho
Loving this series so far! There's another multiple birth in the last season of Friends - when Monica and Chandler's babies are born. That would be a good one to react to as well!!
Everytime I see that episode when she is pushing I’m like “You’re sitting on your babies!! Your babies can’t come out when you’re pushing like that!!”
I have just discovered your channel, and honestly I’ve become addicted to your videos. I think you’re a great teacher/explainer of actual female anatomy and the research behind female reproduction. You have definitely gained a new fan!
Your smile at these jokes is heartwarming!
My twins were born in a regular delivery room but we were right across the hall from the ob operating room. Thankfully we didn’t have to go to the other room!
Science, sarcasm & silliness; my kinda people! So great to have found your channel! Really adore your name, too!
I remember with my son after my first OB/GYN Appointment my hubby and I absolutely hated our doctor. So we requested a new one. And we got insanely lucky to get my OB she is amazing and I will be with her for as long as possible. I think you two would seriously get along so well.
You mean communication is important in EVERY relationship? Including doctor/patient? Who knew?
P.S. I’m here for the sarcasm. :)
I adore your facial expressions! Your kids must know you very well. I'm waiting for your next video. Have you seen the delivery in Robin Hood (1991), I was a kid when I saw it and it pretty much traumatized me.
I’m so glad UA-cam recommended you! I love your positivity!!! So amazing so funny!
I love Friends! Phoebe taking to those babies makes me cry every time.
I've come from the reacting to I didn't know I was pregnant and now I'm binge watching everything, thank you UA-cam recommendations! 😂
July 2019 theres so many of you!!!-over 100 thousand
July 2020 over 500 thousand
Lmao
I really enjoy learning new stuff from you.
You have a passion for your job that comes across and It's so much fun to listen and learn from you.
Keep up the good work!
I love how Mama Doctor Jones insinuated that at her hospital someone might get “stuck” with her as their doctor for delivery. Meanwhile practically all of us would be enthusiastic as hell to have her as our doctor. 😁 Just rewatching some videos, thanks for your educational contribution to UA-cam!