Determined Woman Completes College Exam While in Labor

ByGuest Post

When Middle Georgia State University told Tommitrise Collins she had one day only to take her exam, the woman didn’t let anything get in her way. Not even labor!

A picture posted to Facebook is gaining popularity online. It shows Collins taking her exam on a laptop from her hospital bed while in labor. The picture is a testament to hardworking mothers everywhere.

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This is what you call “Strong Priorities”. Contractions 3 minutes apart and still takes her Psychology Test! You are going to be a great Mom baby sis!

Posted by Shanell Brinkley-Chapman on Thursday, November 12, 2015

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