Joey Lawrence Introduces Liberty Grace

It may not seem like a huge deal if you just look at the numbers (ie how common is) but as a pregnant woman facing the same issue myself, I can tell you that personally, it feels like the biggest issue you can have, despite how common it may be. Of course they were worried about their baby's health and in those kind of situations I think most people look at the worst possible outcomes instead of the best-- I know that I've been reading up about all the horrible side-effects my baby COULD have, instead of focusing on the fact that it's a rather common issue for pregnant women with a usually fine outcome. It's just human nature-- and it follows that they would bring it up during interviews that focused on the pregnancy.... thinking/worrying about it probably consumed a good deal of their time until their baby was born. I know that it does for me! The fact that it's a common situation in general doesn't decrease the emotional turmoil that they probably went through personally. Just my opinion though!