Have you ever known someone who has given birth without knowing that she was expecting a baby? Usually women always know that they are pregnant long before they give birth. Many of them even suffer different types of symptoms in the trajectory of pregnancy. In addition, in most of the cases, the excited parents make all the preparations for the baby's arrival. Another common factor for the parents who are expecting a baby is the choosing of the name for the baby. However, in my case it was totally different. My wife’s first pregnancy was an incident that marked my life. The three important incidents that I had to face after she gave birth without knowing that she was pregnant were that I had to understand what had just happened to her, why I never knew that she was expecting a baby, and in what health conditions our baby was in. The first incident that I had to face was that I had to understand what had just happened to her. I remember that I had just arrived at the hospital, and I saw her lying on the stretcher with her body full of blood; without knowing what had just happened. I did not understand what had just happened because she had gone to the hospital with only a severe pelvic pain. I was very scared and confused because no one would tell me anything. The nurses were running back and forth looking for the tools that the doctor was urgently asking for. Then in the distance, I heard a cry of a baby while the doctor was saying, “We have to move the baby to another hospital urgently.” One of the nurses approached me and said, “Your wife just gave birth to a baby boy who is going urgently to a specialized hospital for premature babies.” I was in shock; I could not believe what was happening. The second incident that I had to face was why I had never realized that she was expecting a baby. She never had symptoms of pregnancy. For example, she never had nausea, vomiting, dizziness, weight gain, and graving for specific fo