Too cute, men are funny sometimes LOL!

but….. who am I to talk, I was on the table pushing (you know how they put that mirror down for you to see?) I took one look and dont know how my baby got out LOL (I woke up he was on my chest in recovery LMAO. That was my 3rd baby, but it was the 1st time I was offered the gift of watching it LOL…

I was so scared that my husband was going to pass out. I’ve been with the guy for ten years and he’s only been to the doctor once and that was because he had a kidney stone. Thankfully he managed to hold it together and was there for me. He did refuse to cut the cord though.

For anyone that is interested: YESterdays airs tonight at 11:00 pm ET on the YES Network (regional cable). You should get it if you are in the New York area and/or subscribe to a sports package of some sort.

I plan to watch it myself but I do not know if it will be blacked out like they do for Yankeeography.

In addition to his wife Cynthia, some of the other guests I saw in the promo are Alex’s brother (Joe), sister (Sussy), ex-teammate (Doug Mientkiewicz); ex-manager (Lou Piniella).

This is the second in the series, which is taped in front of a live audience. Michael Kay (Danny Aiello’s nephew) hosts. The show promises Kay and the featured guest are joined on-stage by the latter’s family members, childhood friends, and current and former teachers, coaches and teammates. The audience and viewers are treated to revealing stories about the guest’s early years in sports, humorous anecdotes on the field and at home, and what set the athlete out on the path to fame.

I wouldn’t expect to see Ella, as this was taped in Miami back in February.

My sister did Peace Corps duty in Honduras, on a public health project, and she said she could not convince a lot of the men to get immunized! They were afraid of the needles!

I couldn’t handle that. I had a boyfriend in high school that had that tendency. Makes me appreciate my fire fighter husband, he sees it all. It’s strange how people are so different and you don’t realize it until you read interviews. Kudos to his wife, she seemed to do a wonderful job handing that situation, mothers are powerful.

I can relate…I don’t do well in hospitals at all. The smell, the needles…when I had to have my wisdom teeth removed, I passed out before the I.V. was inserted.

Although, ironically, I handle pain, blood and gore really well.

So I’m thankful this site publishes stories on birthing experiences outside of hospitals, cause I think if the time comes for me to have a baby, it will probably be somewhere other than a hospital. Hospitals just stress me out too much.

My ex-boyfriend was sick at Pierre’s birth-he couldn’t handle seeing this pink baby covered in goo come out of me- he called him a ‘disgusting miracle!’ He didn’t meet the baby until he was 25 mins old, cos by then he’d been cleaned and weighed and fast asleep and my ex-boyfriend was calmer and in a better state to finally meet him!

When my cousin was pregnant with her first baby, her husband passed out at the VERY FIRST OB appointment….so A-Rod shouldn’t feel too bad! haha

That is one of the most enjoyable articles I have read in a long time. I have always liked A-Rod. It’s ok buddy, we still love ya! lol

Omg how funny!! This is the reason why women have the children!! we are stronger!! lol