In her typical way, Sarah Palin couldn’t avoid the opportunity for publicity after the supposed birth of Trig. This was an interview she held shortly after Trig was reportedly born. Listening to the interview again, there are several questions:
1. Sarah says Trig was 4 to 5 week early. Every pregnant woman I know could tell you exactly the due date, and certainly the week her baby was expected. There would not be a RANGE of weeks for the delivery date.
2. Sarah says she called “her doctor” about the leaking of fluild, and labor, but she later says she wasn’t in labor when she left Texas.
3. There seems to be a timing issue. She says they arrived in Anchorage at 10:30, got to Wasilla at 11:30. She says she had called her doctor and “she met us at the hospital.” The doctor is reported as saying that you may have this baby tonight of in the morning. Thus her doctor would not leave the hospital and come back 30 minutes after the baby was born as Bristol said.
4. When Palin describes the labor, she says it was “smooth” and “very easy”. There is no mention of being induced, or the pain associated with an induction.
5. Palin says to the reporter, you can’t tell at this stage that Trig has Down’s syndrome, but Willow reportedly said right away, upon seeing him that he looked like a Down’s syndrome baby. In her book Bristol says that she immediately noticed that Trig had Down’s syndrome because of the way he looked, which included the size of his neck. http://malialitman.wordpress.com/2012/02/27/who-delivered-trig/. Thus Bristol and Willow immediately noticed the problem, but Todd and Sarah said that you couldn’t tell by looking at him that he had Down’s.
6. During the interview, there was no mention of Bristol or Willow in the delivery room.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTAzBdzoO-c




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February 28, 2012 at 10:56 am
Dani
I just witnessed a birth on 2/22. There is NO way the doctor left the room and came back 30 minutes after the birth. The doc was in the room for over 30 minutes after the birth to deliver the placenta, clean up the mom, make sure there were no tears that had to be taken care of with stitches and cleaned up the mess! I cry BS on the whole story in its many forms! BTW, the birth I attended was an easy delivery requiring 1 stitch which took about 5 minutes from noticing it, to getting the proper materials to attend to it, to fixing it.
February 28, 2012 at 11:11 am
jdmn17
It’s all lies and having been in a relationship with a Borderline Personality I can tell you the story hasn’t actually landed yet. Every time she’s hit with an inconsistency she’ll alter the story until at some point in the future it won’t sound anything like the first time it was told. Then again, Borderline’s don’t like history so they tend to move forward and not look back except for their enemies list. Everything I read about the woman makes my heart shudder thinking of my narrow escape from that kind of insanity. If you can stomach it read stories on-line about people who survived or were badly damaged by Borderlines. It will help you understand why the entire family is afraid to declare their freedom. She’s downright scary and dangerous, even to them.
February 28, 2012 at 11:30 am
sjk
Bri$thole was a baby neck expert? LMAO!
February 28, 2012 at 11:31 am
akshutterbug
“They can’t prove that! I watched him pop out.”
Chuck Heath 2008
February 28, 2012 at 11:59 am
Kosenrufumom66
I had my 3 year old daughter at 42, and I remembered I had to take alot of time off from work to have many tests for DS and for being over 35 years (amniocentesis, ultrasound, glucose, etc…). When I have to travel by plane for business trip, I always make sure with my doctor if it was OK for me to fly eventhough I was only 4 months pregnant. And my doctor didn’t recommend it. I definitely decided not to travel b/c I don’t want to take the risk and of my doctor’s recommendation. For Sarah Palin’s case is that she knew ahead of times she had to fly to Dallas, and why didn’t she told this to her doctor. Why she wanted to take such a huge risk, and she had a leaking of fluid?
February 28, 2012 at 12:13 pm
GreenTiger
Because…she was hoping it would die in transit! somehow someway any way..just not survive. Why doesn’t anyone see that? The woman almost murdered her child. Or, it sure does look like that’s what she was trying to do but make it look like a natural loss. Don’t you see it? That’s why she goes on with this story..she has all of you fooled…by keeping you away from the fact that she tried to do away with this child. No surprise here.
February 28, 2012 at 12:13 pm
jk
If Sarah Palin’s story is true, CBJ is a godawful doctor who should have her license taken away immediately. There’s no way in hell I would trust her anywhere near me.
No good doctor would tell a woman having contractions and leaking amniotic fluid that it would be ok to fly home. That’s a lawsuit waiting to happen, not to mention a potentially dead baby and mother. A good doctor who cares about her patients (and her reputation) would make it 100% clear that the patient should go to the nearest hospital to get checked out.
Sarah Palin didn’t call CBJ that night in Texas. Sarah Palin wasn’t in labor and wasn’t leaking amniotic fluid (because she wasn’t pregnant). Sarah Palin needed an excuse to get back to Alaska as soon as possible and wanted to look like a strong Alaskan woman.
If Sarah Palin is lying, then she must have some pretty serious dirt on CBJ for the doctor to let her name and professionalism be dragged through the mud.
February 28, 2012 at 12:25 pm
'sconny gal
AS DEVILS ADVOCATE,is there a viewing window that chuckles could have been leeering through. ?
any way it’s ”creepy” that papa wants to watch his daughters ‘hoowee’ popping out ANYTHING, unless he was very familiar with it ‘before’
yuk yuk and double yuk any way you look at it
or even ‘creepier’ did he watch trig pop out of his GRANDAUGHTERS ‘hoowee’ and had he seen that before? too? also?
yuk yuk and double yuk any way you look at it
February 28, 2012 at 12:27 pm
'sconny gal
I’ve never had a baby, so am clueless about this stuff. but NO WAY would my old man have been in there
or mom for that matter
yyyyuuuuwwweeeeeeeeeeee
February 28, 2012 at 12:30 pm
lilly lily
The story, and it is a story, is as crazy as sister Sarah.
Someone definatly birthed Trig.
Who? We may never know.
What we do know without question, in spite of all her various stories and those of her family, that it wasn’t Sarah Palin.
February 28, 2012 at 12:52 pm
Kosenrufumom66
You’re absolutely right. Double yuk for creepy Chuck wants to watch his daughter’s …… Dysfunctional family!!!!
February 28, 2012 at 3:14 pm
comeonpeople
If Palin had time to be induced, why didn’t they high tail it back to Anchorage
Providence with a NICU and real high risk OBs in case something went tragically wrong? Seems the common sense prudent thing to do. Conservative also too.
February 28, 2012 at 4:29 pm
malialitman
comeonpeople,
Even better, why didn’t she just go to the Anchorage hospital when her plane landed. CBJ lived in Anchorage, so she would have already been there!
February 28, 2012 at 4:41 pm
comeonpeople
Yes, well there’s that too! Except that Sarah nad CBJ didn’t “own” the Providence hospital board like they did the MatSu hospital board. Linda Menard anyone?
February 28, 2012 at 8:48 pm
akrnc
There was a story on another blog that was told about a friend of Sarah’s seeing her after Trig was born. They mentioned a reunion that Sarah didn’t attend when pregnant with Piper. Sarah’s reply to the women there had jaws dropping. She said that she couldn’t go because her Dr. (which was CBJ) wouldn’t allow her to travel after 6 months due to her age and the problems that could arise, which certainly seems appropriate. If I remember correctly, Sarah was 37 when Piper was born, A couple of the women there remarked about wondering if Palin realized she just contradicted everything she did with Trig? She can’t keep all her lies straight.
February 28, 2012 at 9:00 pm
malialitman
akrnc,
Thanks for sharing this story! This is further confirmation that if she had called CBJ, she wouldn’t have told her it was ok to fly home.