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Lets say your wife recently gave birth to a little baby boy who has horns growing out his head. Unfortunately your son has the vector virus where he was born with telekinesis abilities that also give him the ability to slice people in half by the time he's 8 years old. When you first see your son he cries and sucks your finger. He stares at your face often and cries whenever you put him down. He also cries every time he poops. He also likes to grip your fingers and drools on you every once in a while. The doctors say when your son turns three he will be able to lift you up and throw you across the room and his body will be able to take on a lot. They also say that he might have more powers and they dont trust him. Your wife calls the baby a spawn of satan and says God is punishing us by giving us a demon baby. She yells at the baby to shut up, hits him, says she doesn't want a demon as a baby. your son sobs uncontrollably. When he's three and can walk he doesn't use his vectors against you but he's really shy and hides his face often. Would you be afraid of your little son or would you be fearless and love him?

There are people who look like the opposite sex and that can make things difficult in getting someone. I have been mistaken by others as being a man. I'm a woman and a proud woman. I feel comfortable being a woman despite the disadvantages of being a woman. Having periods suck and I don't doubt giving birth sucks too from a pain standpoint. I do enjoy however having the ability to someday grow a child inside of me and taking on the challenges that go with being a woman. I even enjoy knowing that while men complain about not being chased by women that I'm blessed to be chased by men.

Have you ever been mistaken for the opposite sex?

I feel so scared that I may have to go through this experience in the future if I decide to have my own biological kid!! I'll only do it if I have an amazing husband.

An expectant mother whose heart stopped for 68 minutes as she was giving birth, woke from a coma two weeks later thinking she was 13 and had no idea she had two children and a fiancé. Quick-thinking doctors and midwives delivered baby Nico, weighing 6lb 8oz, using forceps, while other medics battled to save Shannon's life.

After an astonishing 68 minutes, doctors were able to bring her back from the brink of death but warned her family she may not wake up or could suffer severe brain damage.

Shannon, who suffered an amniotic fluid embolism last September and delivered Nico while unconscious, was unable to hold her baby for almost two weeks as doctors put her in an induced coma to save her life.
Although her family were relieved when Shannon, who is also mother to three-year-old Mika, woke up, they were devastated to discover she thought she was a teenager and could not remember she is now a mother-of-two or has a fiancé.

Nicola, a full-time carer, said: 'She kept calling me "mammy" and when we asked her where she lived, she gave us the address for a house we'd lived in when she was 13.

'She had no idea who her fiancé was and didn't believe us when we told her she had two kids. It was like she'd forgotten her whole life and thought she was a teenager again.'

After six weeks in hospital, Shannon, from Cwmbran in Gwent, South Wales, is recovering at her mother's house, a half-an-hour bus journey from her fiancé and children, and is largely confined to a wheelchair, barely able to see anything.

Nicola said: 'We went to the hospital that day in September expecting to come home with a new baby, but it's like we have another child, too, because Shannon needs a lot of care.'