Isn’t it weird how when one person announces that they’re pregnant, all of a sudden more and more people around them somehow get knocked up, too" That’s exactly what recently happened to nine of the female nurses at a hospital in Maine, who all happened to get pregnant around the same time.
Yup, NINE women at the hospital are all pregnant, and get this: They all work together in the same labour-and-delivery ward. Guess caring for all those babies at work made them all want to experience it for themselves" (And witnessing childbirth many times over hasn’t scared them off, either!)

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Why pregnant women start to see other pregnant women everywhereThe women, who all work at the Maine Medical Center in Portland, Maine, include first-time moms-to-be and seasoned pros, so beyond their medical background, there’s also a wealth of experiential knowledge in the group. Their due dates are also pretty close together, ranging from April to July, which means they’re all entering similar stages of pregnancy around the same time.
“It’s really nice coming to work and seeing other people who are just as pregnant, and watching their bellies pop, and just talking about these experiences that we’re goin...