LITTLETON, Colo. (CBS)– Nine months and one day after the birth of her first child, a Littleton woman unexpectedly gave birth to a baby boy.
Amy Littlefield, 25, had no pregnancy symptoms. She was still breastfeeding her new baby girl.
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“I woke up the morning of Sept. 14, his birthday, with lower abdomen pain,” said Littlefield. “I knew something was really wrong so I called my mom and said ‘Hey, I think I need to go to the hospital something’s happening.’ We have a family history of ovarian cysts rupturing after birth.”
Amy was sure that was the cause of the pain so she went to the walk-in ER at Swedish Medical Center. That’s when the staff informed her she was five months pregnant.
Amy Littlefield (credit: CBS)
“I thought he was joking. I said, ‘No, no I’m not.’ I said, ‘I’m not pregnant.’”
Things quickly escalated. Amy was in labor but was told the walk-in ER told wasn’t exactly equipped for premature births. An AirLife crew was on its way to take her to the NICU and Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children.
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