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There's something about hearing this music that gives me flashbacks.

Whenever that Olympics theme comes on the TV, I go straight back to the last winter Olympics,

four years ago. I was pregnant, I was huge, my due date was today actually February 19th,

and it fell smack in the middle of the Olympics.

I was living in Philly back then, and just like this winter, there was blizzard after

blizzard after blizzard, just mountains of snow everywhere, and now I'm seeing all this white

all over the place, and just getting a whiff of the frost plus hearing this.

Just puts me right back on my bed, on my hands and knees, leaning my chest on one of those big

yoga balls watching the Olympics and waiting. Just waiting for the baby to come.

So let me explain that yoga ball thing. So my daughter Sasha was facing the wrong way inside

of me. Her touch was against my back instead of my belly. Sunny side up, they call it,

which I had heard could make labor even more hard and painful than usual.

So my midwives told me to hang out on my hands and knees as much as possible to sort of like make

my belly hang down and create room for the baby to turn. So I took the train home from an appointment

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