Remember When - 2001

Nick & Sharon Newman's Dead Baby - part 2

November 2001

Newman Baby Dies!

It must have been her fate that a higher power would step in at the last minute to rule that Sharon Newman doesn't deserve to have two miracle babies. Either that or Dr. Olivia Winters made another medical blunder while assisting with the delivery of Mrs. Newman's baby girl.

"[The baby] didn't get adequate blood from the placenta," a grim faced Dr. Winters babbled while handing down the bad news to the Newman family.

Whatever the real reason, the baby Mrs. Newman gave birth to on October 29 is now deader than a doornail.

Unlike other women in Genoa City who have suffered similar fates only to forget all about their dead babies and move on with their meaningless lives, Mrs. Newman may never get over it. Her constant sniveling in the weeks ahead is almost certain to cause a short-circuit in her husband's tiny brain.

It wouldn't come as any surprise if Nick Newman were to quickly grow tired of a nagging wife bawling and whining about a dead baby. Some men can't understand why women in these circumstances just can't get over it. Hell, they can make another baby. The next time, Mr. Newman will make sure, 100-percent Newman sperm is used.

If a paternity test is eventually performed and it is learned that by some miracle evil-doer Matt Clark was the father, the insult will only add injury to an already fragile situation that could have an enormous impact on Nick and Sharon Newman's marriage.

Baby death blame placed!

In a remarkable display of courage, Mrs. Sharon Newman has placed blame for the death of her baby squarely on the back of her raffish husband!

Mrs. Newman's charge followed a brief bout of memory loss during which she had difficulty remembering the events which led up to the premature birth and subsequent death of a baby girl she'd been carrying nearly nine months. Although told she can have other babies, Mrs. Newman wasted no time taking the bull by the horns when she told Nick Newman, "If you hadn't left me last night I'd still have my baby!"

Perhaps the smartest thing she's done in years, Mrs. Newman's rallying cry against her antediluvian husband seems to be an indication she's reached an inescapable conclusion she can no longer be used and abused.

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