Jun 30, 2026 · 25 min · 11 segments
We’re so excited to bring you part two of this episode! Kayti continues sharing her birth story after a long journey to pregnancy via IVF. This is part two of a two-part episode (…
My mom still doesn't really understand what's happening or, like, I don't think she understands what's happening.
She's kind of still, like, filming or, like, getting off the phone with my sisters and my family.
And then the doors swing open and, like, a team of, like, five to ten medical people rush in.
Like, it just feels like everything stands still when that happens, because all of a sudden you're in this room giving birth.
You have your doctor, you have your nurse, your baby's here, your mom's here.
surrounded by like 10 different medical professionals who are all doing different things you know they're like talking to Anthony they're like dad you're gonna stay here with the baby and like she's gonna go with you and you know talking to my mom like mom like say goodbye like she's gonna be fine we're just taking her to the OR to like do this and and everyone's like trying to remain calm but you're also like this doesn't feel like a calm situation and Some backstory for, I don't think I've actually ever shared this on the podcast, but I found out when I was doing genetic testing that I have what is called pseudocoline deficiency, which means that potentially I could be given anesthesia and not wake up as fast as like a normal patient would, that my body would not come out of the anesthesia and that it would need like extra support.
My mom still doesn't really understand what's happening or, like, I don't think she understands what's happening.
She's kind of still, like, filming or, like, getting off the phone with my sisters and my family.
And then the doors swing open and, like, a team of, like, five to ten medical people rush in.
Like, it just feels like everything stands still when that happens, because all of a sudden you're in this room giving birth.
You have your doctor, you have your nurse, your baby's here, your mom's here.
surrounded by like 10 different medical professionals who are all doing different things you know they're like talking to Anthony they're like dad you're gonna stay here with the baby and like she's gonna go with you and you know talking to my mom like mom like say goodbye like she's gonna be fine we're just taking her to the OR to like do this and and everyone's like trying to remain calm but you're also like this doesn't feel like a calm situation and Some backstory for, I don't think I've actually ever shared this on the podcast, but I found out when I was doing genetic testing that I have what is called pseudocoline deficiency, which means that potentially I could be given anesthesia and not wake up as fast as like a normal patient would, that my body would not come out of the anesthesia and that it would need like extra support.
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