Emily Gibson

Emily is a stay-at-home mom who lives in central Nebraska with her husband and four children. She enjoys hiking with her family wherever they happen to find themselves. In her spare time she delights in reading, baking and making music.
My rear end up on the couch and my shoulders on the floor below I groaned as I tried to get up safely. Spinning babies was not exactly comfortable as I had reached 39 weeks in my third pregnancy, but I was determined, scared?, to get my breech baby head down. I had two young boys who still needed me to lift them and break up fights sometimes and there was no way I was going to let this pregnancy end in a C-section. We had moved during the pandemic, far away from family, and making friends was difficult. Where would my support be if I needed help after surgery? I had already scrubbed floors that day, another way Dr. Google had told me I could flip a baby, and I was exhausted.

I felt a rather large movement inside of me upon standing.