Yes, I’m a SanctiMommy. I just think that sometimes you have to draw the line on work blurring into personal. This story is yet another in a line of stories where women are bragging about their commitment to work by detailing the way they were working right through labor and back on their Blackberries or laptops the minute delivery was over. If you choose to work during labor and delivery, that’s your choice. But do you have to brag about it so that even more women are held to that standard? What about those who have high-powered jobs with coworkers who start to expect that level of commitment? What if they actually want to be present in and remember every detail of their child’s birthing process? I just think choice is important and the people who brag about working during labor are just as bad as those women who make you feel like a jerk if you choose an epidural over water birth and deep breathing or breastfeed for less than a year because work doesn’t provide a comfortable and clean place to pump.