U.S. Army National Guard officer pulls off the best surprise when he returns home early from deployment and surprises his pregnant wife while she is in the hospital ahead of their baby’s arrival.
But a few days before her due date, Cara Rahming said she noticed her baby’s movement “was changing” and raised concerns to her doctor, who later recommended that she go to the hospital for additional monitoring. Rahming was then admitted to Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, Illinois.
“I rallied up the nurses and everybody was on board to surprise her and we just waited till she came out,” Harold Rahming recalled.“I saw multiple nurses with their phones out. And I was like, ‘Wait, why are they recording me coming out of the restroom?’” Cara Rahming said. Harold Rahming returned home early from deployment to surprise his wife, Cara Rahming, before she gave birth to their child.Harold Rahming
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