Woman, considered infertile, found out about pregnancy and gave birth four hours later

A resident of the English city of Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, gave birth to a healthy baby girl four hours after she found out about the pregnancy. The Daily Mail reports.

28-year-old bar employee Danielle Adams consulted a doctor complaining of abdominal pain. She suggested that constipation, appendicitis, or kidney stones could be the cause. But an ultrasound scan revealed that she was nine months pregnant, and the Englishwoman was transferred to another hospital.

Upon learning the news that she would become a mother, Adams burst into tears of shock, as she considered herself sterile due to the words of her gynecologist. Four hours after the examination, she underwent an urgent caesarean section, and the woman gave birth to a healthy daughter. She named the girl Maisie-Rose Moore.

Adams had to inform his 36-year-old lover about the birth of his daughter Stuart Moore a > (Stuart Moore) on the phone, as the man was not admitted to the hospital due to the threat of the spread of COVID-19. “I remember how I turned around and said:“ I have a girl. ”It was the best feeling in the world, she made us a family. She brought our lives together,” said the Englishwoman.

After the birth of her daughter, Adams remained in the hospital for four days.

Earlier it was reported that a resident of the English city of Halifax, West Yorkshire , learned about pregnancy with her fifth child at the moment when she gave birth to him in an ambulance. The paramedics who arrived to the call due to back pain suspected she had appendicitis and were taken to the hospital, but during the trip the British woman realized that she was giving birth.

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