Because She Was Pregnant

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“They were all in the car when it went off the bridge. Ted was driving, and David Powers helped cover this up!” dished the source.
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On the night of June 25, Kelly Yakich woke up to a burst of pain inside her body.
"[It went]from my back to my front, there was a lot of pressure, and all of a sudden I started bleeding," Yakich told INSIDER in a recent interview. "I knew something was wrong."
But Yakich wasn't sick. She was having a baby.
She and her husband arrived at the hospital just before 5 a.m. An ultrasound confirmed the unbelievable: Even though she had no idea she was pregnant, she was about to give birth.
An hour later, Yakich welcomed a healthy baby boy named Gunnar , Michigan CBS affiliate WNEM first reported on June 27.
Even more unbelievable? This wasn't the first time that Yakich had been expecting without realizing it. In 2013, she learned she was pregnant just three weeks before giving birth to a different son.
INSIDER spoke with Yakich — and with an OB-GYN — to learn more about the story and this unusual phenomenon.
Yakich, already a mother to three before this latest arrival, told WNEM she had no symptoms that made her suspect pregnancy. She said she didn't even have a baby bump.
"I was still wearing my normal clothes," she told WNEM. "I didn't have any pains. I didn't feel any movements."
Throughout the pregnancy she also used the birth control shot popularly known as Depo-Provera , a contraceptive injection given by a doctor every three months. It can make periods disappear in some patients , so Yakich wasn't fazed when she didn't get hers.
" The chance of getting an unintended pregnancy on Depo-Provera is very small," Dr. Mary Jane Minkin , clinical professor of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive sciences at Yale School of Medicine, told INSIDER.
"[At the hospital] they put the ultrasound on me and the doctor said, 'Well, there's a baby in there,'" Yakich told INSIDER. "I was in utter shock. My poor husband was in just as much shock as I was."
The emergency room doctors couldn't believe it either, Yakich recalled.
"They don't normally deliver babies at that hospital," she added. "The doctor said it was only his fifth delivery in his entire career."
But it went just fine: Yakich said both she and Gunnar are "doing great" after the unexpected birth.
In 2013, WNEM reported, Yakich learned she was pregnant mere weeks before giving birth to another son.
"I didn't even show or experience any signs or symptoms until three weeks before birth — I felt a flutter in my belly and that's when I took a pregnancy test and found out," Yakich told INSIDER. "At that time we didn't think there was any way I was that far along until three weeks later, when I went into ER because I started bleeding."
At first, she thought it was a miscarriage, she said. An hour later, she had baby boy, Beau. He'll turn 5 years old this August, Yakich said.
Yakich told WNEM that doctors believed Gunnar grew "behind her ribs, up against her back" — a position that possibly obscured his development.
It seems Beau also grew in this position.
"That is what my doctor told me about my other boy, Beau," Yakich told INSIDER. " So they are figuring this time, with Gunnar, it was a similar situation."
INSIDER asked Minkin the first and most obvious question: Is it really possible for a person to not recognize a pregnancy?
" Not only does this happen, but I have seen patients with this ," Minkin, who did not treat Yakich, told INSIDER.
Of course, for most people, pregnancy is impossible to ignore.
"O bviously when most people are pregnant they certainly feel larger. They feel pressure on different organs and they usually pee more frequently," Minkin said. "After about 18 to 20 weeks — basically by the fifth month — you usually start feeling some [movement]. One of my patients who had twins described it [as like] having an octopus in there."
But someone could still miss the signs. The simplest and most common explanation, according to Minkin, is "a sense of denial," though there may be physical reasons a pregnancy is hard to detect. For example, a bump may be less noticeable in a person who is heavier or a person whose uterus sits deep inside their pelvis, Minkin said. The position of the placenta — the organ that develops in the uterus to deliver oxygen and nutrients to a fetus — could also make a difference.
"W hen the placenta sits in the front part of the uterus — what we call an anterior placenta — it does blunt some of the [fetal] activity," Minkin said.
But her story does have an important takeaway for other people of childbearing age: Birth control can fail.
Yes, many birth control methods drastically reduce the chances of pregnancy, but none are 100% effective . If you're a person who can get pregnant and you use contraception, keep watching for early pregnancy signs .
Watch the original WNEM report about Yakich below.
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Star TV’s Duy Beni (Hear Me) series, which attracted great attention among the youth series of the summer period and found its place on the screens in the new season with its success, has recently come to the fore with the farewell to the story of the character “Bahar”, played by actress Ege Kökenli.
Ege Kökenli, who has been on the sets since 2004, gave life to the character of “Nil” in the series called Kefaret, which made the finale of the previous season. After a long time, the actress met her fans with the Star TV series Duy Beni. However, there will be no Ege Kökenli in the new season episodes of the series, which started the summer season.
The character played by the actress died after an accident and said goodbye to the story. Ege Kökenli, who made a statement on her social media account, made a statement that the separation was her own choice and that she found it right to keep the reason for herself.
After Ege Kökenli’s statement, there were news in the tabloid press that the actress was pregnant and left the series for that reason. Ege Kökenli got married to her lover Lior Ahituv, with whom she has been together for about 5 years, last month. However, the famous name could not go on a honeymoon due to workload and returned to the sets.
While the possibility of being pregnant did not sound unreasonable, a new statement came from the actress on this subject.
She stated that she was not pregnant after a fan of Ege Kökenli, who held a question-and-answer event with her followers on social media, commented, “I think you left the show because you are pregnant, I would be happy if you answer.”
Ege Kökenli, who reiterated that she kept her decision to leave the series to herself, brought to mind the possibility that there was a disagreement on the set with the words “One should be where she is happy”.
In her statement, the actress also underlined that she did not want to engage the agenda further on this issue.
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