The mother wanted to say goodbye to her dead son. Look what happened at that moment!
Kate Ogg, 29, was worried as she waited in her Brisbane obstetrician's office, her twins due to be born in another 14 weeks, but her obstetrician hurriedly checked her when she felt painful contractions. He immediately lay quietly in a hospital bed.
Her hopes of stopping the labor didn't work after a week when her contractions started to intensify again and her husband David took her to the delivery room as doctors told her she couldn't hold these babies. There was a team of 14 doctors, midwives and nurses. When her first child, a little boy, was born, the neonatologists were waiting for her with two resuscitation carts.
As the team rushed to get air into his lungs.. She gave birth to the second child and Emily, the little girl, cried and for the first time realized that something might be wrong with Og. The silent boy immediately started sending the maternity ward monitoring system..
Doctors heard an alarm sound as Jamie lay still and motionless and everyone gathered around little Jamie's mum Kate sensed something was wrong with her son as doctors tried to save Jamie for 20 minutes but finally gave up. The boy had died and the boy's parents were really shocked and asked to keep him for a moment to say goodbye.
I saw him breathing but the doctor said there was no use removing Jamie, I told everyone to get him out of the cold and he needed to be warm Kate said every day Kate told her husband to take off his shirt and come to her. Kate held Jamie on her chest for two hours as she cuddled and stroked him so they could both warm their Jamie against their skin.
She tells him that Jamie's sister Emily is fine and that they want him to wake up and come home with them. For years the couple tried to have children and could not bear the thought of losing Jaime, but their son still did not give up.
After two hours of skin-to-skin contact with his mother, Jamie suddenly started breathing regularly, which Kate didn't think could be true, and the doctors were shocked and listened to the baby when they found out that Jamie lived quickly. By this time, Jamie's lungs were inflated and he was breathing uncontrollably, and the medical team rushed Jamie to the intensive care unit.
Ogg stumbled upon a practice in many maternity hospitals around the world where newborns are encouraged to be placed on their mother's skin, especially if they are premature, known as kangaroo mother care. The chest provides the closest thing to the womb environment, which helps the baby's chances of survival
Kate's husband David said, "Luckily I have a very strong and intelligent wife. The children survived a short hospital stay and finally the miracle baby was able to go home. Six years have passed since the birth of Jamie and Emily and both children are doing well today.
Kate and David were worried that Jamie would have brain damage from his miracle birth but he shows no signs of it and in fact he is so happy to see how Jamie has grown up to be another six year old who would probably be today if his mum hadn't been so stubborn and held him back Won't be alive, that's it for today thanks for reading.
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