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I like to think of myself as a strong person, you know, like physically strong.

I can beat most women I know in arm wrestling and way back when I was in middle school, when

I wasn't good at pretty much anything having to do with Jim.

I knew that when we did the president's physical fitness challenge tests that I could bench press

more than my own weight, and that when we did the hang, like because the girls didn't

have to do pull-ups, we just had to hang from the pull-up bar.

When we did the hang, I knew that I would be the last girl hanging, like all the popular

girls would drop off long before me.

And so whenever I felt terrified of childbirth, which was like pretty much the entire time

I was pregnant, I would just remind myself of how strong I was.

And I'm one of those people who really kind of didn't want to have an epidural if I could

at all avoid it.

Not really to prove my strength, but because I had taken this natural childbirth class.

And in that class I learned that basically like an epidural or any kind of drugs that

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