9 labor and delivery nurses are pregnant at a Maine hospital. So are 11 emergency nurses.
Due dates range from April to October.
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The stork will be making even more trips to a Maine hospital.
This week, all except one of the nine pregnant labor and delivery nurses at Maine Medical Center showed off their baby bumps in a photo shared widely on social media. The infants are expected to arrive between April and July.
Have you heard about our baby boom? Nine of our labor and delivery nurses (eight are pictured) are due between April and July! Congratulations all! pic.twitter.com/syn4xHbUdv
— Maine Medical Center (@MaineMed) March 25, 2019
Not to be outdone, the emergency department announced that 12 nurses will become parents, too.
Nurse Melanie Ann Smithgall posted a photo Wednesday showing nine of 11 pregnant nurses. Two were absent from the photo, along with an expectant father who works as a nurse.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10156247790833325&set=a.16795068324&type=3&theater
The group of 11’s due dates range from April to October.
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