6'7" Woman's Giant 10-Pound Baby May End Her Life During Birth | My Giant Life 

Okay my second baby was 10 pounds 😅 she stayed in a week after due date. Had a CS and she’s more than healthy and thriving. Edit: I’m 5”2’

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Just have a c section. No problem. My daughter was 9 pounds 7 ounces and I had her natural. If the placenta is in the way it will either move or just have a c section.

Praying for you all

She can have a c section, she doesn’t have to end the baby’s life. As a woman that IS also in the medical field, so glad he told her that they can deliver the baby c section.

Praying

The child must be at least a teenager by now I remember watching them on TV unsure why the stop being on tv

Poor woman

I'm very surprised this woman wasn't told to quit work & put on restricted activity- even complete bed rest or even hospitalised. I spent over four weeks weeks in hospital on light activity due to ruptured membrane at 27wks & there was a whole ward of women, like myself, in there because of a high risk - mostly placenta previa. Some women spent a couple of months in there. The risk of bleeding out before getting proper medical attention is very real.

What a sick way to cloud the truth. With placenta previa, the placenta usually get pushed out of the way when labor starts. If not a planned c section is performed.

This show is so old, it's not even on anymore.

Yrs old story.

Oh my gosh😢. My nerves This gave me anxiety😂

My mother in law was an average sized woman and had a baby that was 12 pounds 8 ounces back in 1965 in rural Australia. My ex was 10 pounds 6. She had them both naturally too the poor thing

My 5’5” very slim little sister gave birth to her second child, and he was 10lb 4oz, and she did it naturally. This headline is rubbish and as others have mentioned, they just give you a Caesarian section to deliver the baby

You should buy green or yellow baby clothes

Oh my goodness, create drama. I had a 10 pound boy 50 years ago. Totally natural delivery.

What a dramatic doctor. Like he's trying to be an actor reading a script.