Nicola Delemere First Choice Airways free trip to Cuba, So many people rather women nowadays give birth to babies in different places. Some cannot hold the pain anymore and decided to give birth right there and there. As i search for different persons who in reality really did experience this sistuation. They really gave birth to a baby boy/girl in the most unexpected place on earth or in the most unexpected situation. Scroll down and read along the things that will amaze you.
I only manage to get two best stories out of a hundred. It’s my choice though and i hope you will like what i had chosen. I included their story so you can read them.
It sounds like the birth story of an ancient goddess, but it’s true. Ms Cheindza was near term in 2000 when flood waters raged through her town in Mozambique. She climbed a tree to escape the crocodile-infested waters and stayed there for four days with nothing to drink or eat. Finally on the fourth day, her baby came.
Soon after, helicopters arrived to winch the mother and the baby, Rosita, to safety. Her umbilical cord was still attached when she winched to safety by a South African helicopter crew. Her 26-year-old mother, torn by labour pains as she clutched the branches where she had sought refuge, was exhausted and near the end when rescuers discovered her precarious perch
Nicola Delemere started struggling through the pain of contractions, when she and her husband were 30,000ft in the air on a plane to Crete, she was 25 weeks into her pregnancy – and there were no doctors on board.
The jet had been diverted when her waters broke but Mrs Delemere knew that Alfie couldn’t wait for landing. Thankfully, flight supervisor Carol Miller was there. The woman used a drinking straw to clear the boy’s lungs, before carrying out mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and heart massage for half an hour. She relied on her basic medical training, and a retired nurse and ambulance driver were also there to help.
The baby was born somewhere above Dusseldorf in Germany. The plane soon arrived at Gatwick Airport and Alfie was taken straight to hospital. First Choice Airways gave the new family a free trip to Cuba once Alfie could fly
I only manage to get two best stories out of a hundred. It’s my choice though and i hope you will like what i had chosen. I included their story so you can read them.
It sounds like the birth story of an ancient goddess, but it’s true. Ms Cheindza was near term in 2000 when flood waters raged through her town in Mozambique. She climbed a tree to escape the crocodile-infested waters and stayed there for four days with nothing to drink or eat. Finally on the fourth day, her baby came.
Soon after, helicopters arrived to winch the mother and the baby, Rosita, to safety. Her umbilical cord was still attached when she winched to safety by a South African helicopter crew. Her 26-year-old mother, torn by labour pains as she clutched the branches where she had sought refuge, was exhausted and near the end when rescuers discovered her precarious perch
Nicola Delemere started struggling through the pain of contractions, when she and her husband were 30,000ft in the air on a plane to Crete, she was 25 weeks into her pregnancy – and there were no doctors on board.
The jet had been diverted when her waters broke but Mrs Delemere knew that Alfie couldn’t wait for landing. Thankfully, flight supervisor Carol Miller was there. The woman used a drinking straw to clear the boy’s lungs, before carrying out mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and heart massage for half an hour. She relied on her basic medical training, and a retired nurse and ambulance driver were also there to help.
The baby was born somewhere above Dusseldorf in Germany. The plane soon arrived at Gatwick Airport and Alfie was taken straight to hospital. First Choice Airways gave the new family a free trip to Cuba once Alfie could fly