How many of you were besides your wife

Dude, it was pretty intense and I ended up fainting because I couldn't eat anything because of the excitement and the labor lasted way longer then it should have. I drank coke and ate vending machine candy waiting for the moment. When it was about to happen, I started to feel nausia, and dizzy, soon I started to black out. I managed to make it to the hall and recovered shortly after. I maned up and as soon as I felt better (which was before the actuall delivery) I went back in and witnessed the whole thing. My boy was beautiful and is now 11 months old, turning 1 on oct. 5th. Birth rocks.

In my wife's 2 deliveries, I always ensure that I will be there to give her support in this time. I think as a husband it's our responsibility to be with our wife's side in this critical moment. At first it was very scary, thinking about the safety of your wife and child, but fully rewarding when she had successfully (and physically)made it and seeing your newly borned child.