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This is the Long as Short as Time.

I'm Hillary Frank.

We're back with the next episode in our I've Got News series about Ellen who got pregnant

in her senior year of college when the pill failed her.

You can find the rest of the series at our blog, longas shortest time dot com.

I called up Ellen and Tim, the baby's father, 13 days before the due date,

just to check in and get an update.

Hi Tim.

Hello.

Nice to meet you.

I found out they're still calling the baby bean.

We're having problems figuring out what to call her, like, actually.

And since the last time Ellen and I talked back in December, a lot has changed.

She's moved out of her parents' house, Tim has moved out of his parents' house,

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