Yeah, that wedding is getting canceled.

Sounds stupid for 1000 reasons.

Can you report her to authorities?

Honestly, I would’ve been fine assuming I trusted whoever was watching the baby. I had two very easy vaginal deliveries and bounced back quickly both times.

Yikes! 😱
I agree this sounds absolutely nuts!

Your friend must be a FTM & is under the false impression that babies arrive exactly on their due dates + w/zero complications too!

Here’s what I’d do; elope now/have a civil ceremony then 4 weeks postpartum have a fabulous celebratory event.

I was my sister’s MOH while 5 weeks postpartum and it was rough - I was breastfeeding and had to wear absorbent breast pads and find a bra AND dress that worked with my body.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So you're worrying about something that will have zero affect on you, and something that MIGHT have a complication that ... ::checks notes:: also will have zero affect on you? Got it.

Yes. I’m thinking out loud.

No. You're catastrophizing someone else's life. That's weird.

I was still in recovery at 6 weeks pp, after a difficult delivery, but no c-section. Some women heal quickly. Hopefully she won't have a C-section.

Is there any backing out now, or will she lose deposits, etc?

Offer to be the one who takes care of the baby, if you're really a friend.

Anonymous wrote:Wow, what kind of friend makes a post to talk about another friend behind their back?

I mean, lots of people. It’s anonymous. Don’t act holier than thou.

No, sounds insane. Get married before delivering, to all sorts of reasons.

Anonymous wrote:So you're worrying about something that will have zero affect on you, and something that MIGHT have a complication that ... ::checks notes:: also will have zero affect on you? Got it.

Yes. I’m thinking out loud.

Wow, what kind of friend makes a post to talk about another friend behind their back?

So you're worrying about something that will have zero affect on you, and something that MIGHT have a complication that ... ::checks notes:: also will have zero affect on you? Got it.

I know, none of my business. But I can’t stop thinking about this and I just want to anonymously discuss.

My friend is currently pregnant, getting married just four weeks after her due date. It’s a typical wedding, too, at a typical venue with dancing and everything else you’d expect. I can’t stop thinking that if she has to have a c-section, or runs late, she is going to be in rough shape at this wedding. Can you imagine being 3-4 weeks PP and doing this, let alone 4 weeks post-abdominal surgery?