Yes - on an episode of "I didn't know I was pregnant." No, I wasn't the the one who didn't know I was pregnant. I was the paramedic who delivered the baby in the back of my ambulance.
On a side note, I hate seeing and hearing myself recorded. So I have never watched the episode.
Yes, I was on a local Philadelphia show called Happy the Clown back in the 60's. Happy selected random boys and girls from the audience to ride on his train. Also, my mom was a game show contestant..it was some kind of trivia game back in the day and she won the grand prize and they called me on stage to sit on her lap...
how cool is that, do you have a link to that show
No. But you can probably look it up. The episode was called "Ambulance Baby".
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEuSjnlTWCg
Yes - on an episode of "I didn't know I was pregnant." No, I wasn't the the one who didn't know I was pregnant. I was the paramedic who delivered the baby in the back of my ambulance.
On a side note, I hate seeing and hearing myself recorded. So I have never watched the episode.
No. But you can probably look it up. The episode was called "Ambulance Baby".
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEuSjnlTWCg
Okay-that is so cool!
But I couldn't help but want the stretcher reclined more.
And all the women on this show amaze me that they have term or near term babies and no signs they are pregnant. Meanwhile, I look like I ate a basketball with 10 weeks to go.
Okay-that is so cool!
But I couldn't help but want the stretcher reclined more.
And all the women on this show amaze me that they have term or near term babies and no signs they are pregnant. Meanwhile, I look like I ate a basketball with 10 weeks to go.
I still haven't watched it. But I can assure you they didn't ask for any of my input on the dramatized segments. Most TV shows get plenty wrong when attempting to depict medical care. (Don't even get me started about the time Dr House used an AED with manual paddles to shock someone in a moving elevator. For those not in the know, AEDs don't have manual paddles and don't have a screen...so you can't declare dramatically "he's in V-fib! I need to shock him!")