Posted on Sep 13, 2016
Sailor Gives Birth To Unexpected Baby While Fighting ISIS
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She should have received an SRP prior to leaving... As part of that she would have received a pregnancy test, unless she can prove she had a hysterectomy or had a medical complication that has made her sterile, all Females in active duty had one as part of SRP operations while I was on active duty as a medic and we still do them at MED DET while I am in the guard.
My question is will the baby get deployment patch, ribbons??
My question is will the baby get deployment patch, ribbons??
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this is not uncommon...it happens a lot...there are plenty of cases of normal sized/in shape women being pregnant and not knowing...I was on active duty, a size 2 with a 6 pack and had no idea I was 7 months pregnant with my first born...so yeah, it's possible...
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Sgt Tammy Wallace
SGT (Join to see) - oh you're welcome...women who are in highly stressful situations or who participate in regular strenuous/rigorous exercise can "lose" their "monthly visitor" and therefore will no longer have that as an indicator that she may be pregnant. :)
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Sgt Tammy Wallace, So Are you still grouchy, even though there are no more visits ;-)
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Commented on this earlier. My wife with our first child gained 14 lbs, my son was 7.3 lbs, she weighed less after the birth than before. If I showed you the picture, you couldn't tell she was pregnant. But, it's hard to believe no one including the sick bay weren't aware. Summary: It was her choice not to take the available maternity leave. I would like to have a whole crew with that dedication, even if it was poor judgement.
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