Sister-in-Law Kicked My Pregnant Belly Over $20K-Then My Water Broke, and Everything Changed!

[@stephaniewilson3955]

Emily should be liable for a lot more than $50,000 given the size of US medical expenses. She should also have been jailed. That would have given her the lessons she needed.

[@perlywilliams3945]

A kick to a pregnant woman's belly could be fatal to both mother and child so staying in the incubator for 2 mths I don't see where there is a over stating of the facts

[@lesleygreen273]

6 months probation? Should have seen jail.

[@adelasmith4636]

Should have been jailed!

[@lilliancaro8741]

This SIL needs jail time!!!

[@maryannjarrett]

That Sister in law was nuts,Good Story

[@nbenefiel]

In Denver Colorado, the couple, if able to save $220,000, would undoubtedly have health insurance, covering both the delivery and any care needed for mother and child.

[@keandra666]

Is it not the case that insurance do not cover everything in America?, Plus she did say it was a safety net

[@puananihoku7302]

@@keandra666 some medical insurance do in America...but why let everyone know how much money you saved? Noones business.

[@mariaconsuelothomen]

Why didn't OP go to the police when she was threatened,?

[@ericg4568]

If SIL had 50k she wouldn't be demanding 20k. Although I enjoyed the promise of this movie, I think the writing staff needs to go back to the drawing board, and think a little deeper about it.

[@mariaconsuelothomen]

They saved $220,000 but SIL demanded $20,000. Why isn't it the same amount?

[@claireleone]

Over reacting , from the attacker 😂 ...Nah 8itch your going to jail

[@sharonstork-oz2np]

Good story..sister in law was toxic..good ending..thank you author for a good story 🎉

[@revenge-taken]

Most welcome 😊

[@juanitamoore3217]

Premature --- any fetus less than 8 months and under 5 lbs

[@juliemason9881]

My 3rd child was 3 weeks early we had no problems. Her Daughter was also 3 weeks early and only 5 pound and both of them were fine.

[@kathyesmith7572]

At 8 months the baby is basically full term enough that the NICU isn't required.....especially not for a 2 month stay

[@navarian4579]

agreed, this doesnt make sense considering 50 years ago 6 weeks prem didnt require nicu or any time in hospital after being born.

[@oldwoman5942]

My 8 month baby was never in the NICU and certainly never in an incubator…and left the hospital with me after a few days. My mother, my SIL and my daughter all had 8 month babies and those babies all were perfectly normal. A little smaller than the average birth weight but normal in every other way.

[@mariaconsuelothomen]

Is he called LOGAN or LOVIN (which, BTW, isn't a name)?

[@puananihoku7302]

Who would tell anyone how much you saved for the baby especially the crzy SIL? unbelievable story.

[@stephaniewilson3955]

This is past tense. It is what they had for their child, not what they have now.

[@martyncole537]

Emily should have been sent to prison for attempted murder

[@user-gb1jv3bq5l]

Jail no justice.

[@SandraNelson063]

Cedaring? Is that a word?

[@sheilathomason6902]

If mom was 8months pregnant why did baby have to be in nicu for so long

[@AletaTenney]

So many misspelled and mispronounced words, ridiculous background. Terrible AI. Also the font was weird.

[@christinemikhail7088]

Stupid story

[@sharonbryant5783]

This so stupid since when does an 8month gestation require 2 or 3months of NICU. Learn better facts on newborns

[@jcole22370]

Depends on the condition and damage to the baby. Remember this is a story for your entertainment

[@adelasmith4636]

Thank you for the comment. Giving birth is dangerous even now.

[@patrajacobs5609]

I realized that the story are for entertainments however, some of us need to also would like the writer/writers research and write some thing that we can be entertained.

[@patrajacobs5609]

An 8 month baby cannot survive outside the mothers womb if this was real doctors would do their best to keep the baby inside the mother they would induce coma and treat the 8 month old fetus you are so correct writers need to do their research since we are being entertained.

[@redresearchanalyst]

My daughter suffered from preeclampsia in her first pregnancy. My grandson arrived about 6-7 weeks early, emergency c-section. My daughter’s heart stopped twice on the table, requiring re-starting her heart. Due to KZbin monitors I have to be careful what language I use so please excuse the terminology I have to use. My grandson had trouble breathing on his own, lungs not fully developed. A few other health issues arose as he grew up. Point is, he was in the NICU for about 2 months. So yes, perhaps that seems off to you, but believe me, having watched/heard what my daughter, son-in-law & grandson went through, no, it’s not unusual given the circumstances. Believe me, every day felt like an eternity.