Stephanie Gregory from the British city of Wigan, Greater Manchester, did not notice her pregnancy until the onset of labor, New York Post reported.

Gregory, from Wigan, Greater Manchester, England was taking the contraceptive injection and had no pregnancy symptoms.

“As I opened my eyes, I clutched my stomach and groaned in pain. “Oh no,” I panicked. “I’ve caught that bug.” I sickness bug had been going around the bar where I worked as a bartender. Loads of people were off sick, so I’d agreed to come in and cover a shift. Even though I didn’t feel great, I struggled out of bed,” she said. “Thanks to my bike, I’d lost two stone over the previous five months – my tummy was flatter than it had ever been. Once at the bar, I began my eight-hour shift pulling pints and rushing back and forth from the kitchen. But my stomach ache continued to get worse.”

“Her face dropped as soon as she saw me. “You’re so white,” she told me. “Go and run yourself a deep bath.” I tried to relax in the tub, but it did nothing for the pain. Climbing out of the water, I texted my mom: “It’s not getting any better.” “Maybe it’s your appendix,” she replied. “I think I should take you to hospital.” Mom left work and drove me to the emergency room, with my dad Darren joining soon after, having been filled in by mom…“What the nurse told me next made me physically shudder: “You are definitely pregnant.” “How pregnant?” my mom asked. “Stephanie will be leaving with a baby today,” the nurse replied. Mom and Dad looked at each other, gobsmacked. “I’m having a baby today?” I asked, stunned,” the woman continued.

On the same night, Stephanie gave birth to a healthy daughter. The midwife sister suggested that the girl’s stomach did not increase during pregnancy due to the location of the fetus. This has often happened recently.

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