Those who are familiar with Bob Saget and his history know he had a life filled with tragedy, which eventually led him to pursue comedy, as he wrote in his book, "Dirty Daddy: The Chronicles of a Family Man Turned Filthy Comedian." "I've lost a lot of people, and throughout my childhood — almost every two years — someone in my family died at an unnaturally young age," he wrote, including two of his sisters, via USA Today. And his first wife, Sherri Kramer, almost joined them.
Though the two married in 1982, they did not have their first child until 1987. However, according to Daily Mail, the labor was difficult, so the doctors decided on a C-section. Unfortunately, the epidural was misplaced, and the medicine went into Kramer's bloodstream instead. She coded and a nurse reportedly told Saget she had no brain activity. But, he wrote in his book, "after a nightmare of harrowing proportions, a miracle had occurred." After six days in the hospital, mother and baby were able to come home. The event changed them, though. "We had been through hell and back. My wife and I would never be the same," Saget recalled.
And while the two would go on to have two more daughters, they eventually divorced, partially due to Saget's drinking habits, he admitted. He has maintained a good relationship with his kids, but no further mention has been made of his one with Kramer.
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