Erin Endicott, 31, of Pocatello, Idaho, was transported in the air, supported by hundreds of hands, to the medics outside the pen, which ended her waiting at the eighth hour for the New Year Ball on December 31, 2009. “I took a pause in the constant dance,” recalled Miss Endicott. “I held it no more but had the diaper used before a burst. Then I felt the flabbiness, dampness, and mainly the warmth, and the buoyancy. I returned to my mom’s womb for a while.”

来自爱达荷州波卡特洛市，31岁的艾琳•恩迪科特，2009年12月31日为看新年水晶球降落等了八个小时之后，被成百双手托在空中传送给围栏外面的医护人员。“不停地跳舞之后我歇了一下，”恩迪科特小姐回忆说。“我忍不了了，快胀爆了，非得用尿不湿了。接着就是酥软，潮湿，特别是暖和，然后是浮力。有那么一阵我回到了妈妈的子宫。”