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by Kelley Jarvis
October 16, 2009


The Discovery Channel has a series called, I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant. Women share their incredible tales of how they thought they were constipated, etc., only to pop out a baby, much to their surprise. Ashley Abbott Newman could start her own series, "I Insist I Am Pregnant," Although she obviously didn't have a bun in the oven, Victor's soon-to-be ex-wife insisted that she wasn't merely padded with a pillow, there was a live infant in her uterus, although she delivered nothing but insanity.

Y&R viewers would probably agree that Ass-ley needs some professional help with her grand delusions. I think it's time to call in Dr. Jan Garavaglia, AKA Dr. G. Medical Examiner. She also has a series on Discovery and spends hours in a morgue in Florida finding out what made her numerous clients kick the bucket. Garavaglia also testifies in court as a medical consultant on cases involving folks who are very much alive.

Dr. G. could appear on Y&R and ask Ms Abbott-Newman some pertinent questions along the lines of: "Did your normal cycle stop for nine months?" "Did you feel movement within your abdominal area that wasn't a huge buildup of flatulence?" "Were you subjected to contractions that propelled a baby out of your body? I mean a living infant actually exited your body, Ms Abbott-Newman."

If Ashley tried to lie and say that she indeed gave birth to the baby she picked up at the hospital's drive-through instant delivery window, Dr. G.. would insist upon performing a physical examination. Once Ashley assumed the position, so-to-speak, the doctor would immediately see that there were no sutures or evidence of recent childbirth. If Dr. G. requested Ashley's medical records or insisted upon speaking with a delivery room nurse to check out information about the placenta (afterbirth), the 'stuff' would hit the fan.

Perhaps Ashley and Mary Jane (Patty) and Genoa City's answer to the fictional "Toonces the Driving Cat", Mr. Kitty, could be placed in the same institution until they are both rid of their insane thoughts and delusions. They could even have their own program, "I Didn't Know I Was Crazy."

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