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Perpetual Uke got seriously ill from Corona. The pregnant rheumatism expert even slipped into a coma. For four weeks. When he woke up, his twins were there. Animated.
Her doctors informed her of the offspring 16 days after the cesarean section. “I couldn’t believe it,” says the mother, who works in a hospital in Birmingham, Great Britain. She no longer saw her pregnancy belly and therefore initially believed her children had died, the woman reports to the Sky News channel.
Discharge from the hospital after 116 days
The children were born on April 10 in the 26th week of pregnancy. The unusual case was only known now.
The twins are a girl and a boy. The girl weighed only 770 grams at birth, the boy a little over 850 grams. After 116 days, the twins were discharged from the hospital.
“I was hoping my wife wasn’t among the dead.”
She regrets that her youngest son had such a difficult start in life, says the woman, who has two other children, the BBC. “But the important thing is that things turned out very well.” Her husband is also grateful that the “terrible” times are over: “Every day I have hoped that my wife is not among the dead. We’re a team.”
Britain has been hit particularly hard by the pandemic and has the highest number of deaths on record in Europe (around 53,000). In the past two weeks, the country with its 68 million inhabitants accounted for around 505 infections per 100,000 inhabitants, according to the EU epidemic authority, ECDC. Corona tests are lacking and several hospitals have already reached their capacity limits. In England there is a partial lockdown until at least December 2. (SDA / noo)
