“Dreaming of a Daughter: This Couple’s Shocking Surprise Takes Their Family Plans in an Unexpected Direction!”
Angie Didn’t Get To See Her Girls
After carrying a child for nine months and going through hours of labor, all a mother wants to do in hold her baby. Angie may have had a predetermined birth plan, but it was still hard for her to not to get to see her newborn children after they were delivered.
Since the girls were born so small, it was important to transfer them to the NICU right away. Angie was sad she couldn’t hold them at first but was comforted knowing they were receiving the care they needed.
Breathing Isn’t Always Easy
When Daniella, Anabella, and Camilla were born, they were each under four pounds. Because they were so small, their lungs weren’t entirely developed. This caused them to have some difficulty breathing.
Fortunately, Angie’s medical team was prepared for this scenario. They worked quickly to ensure that the triplets’ lungs were open and that oxygen was flowing by putting them on C-pap. The girls were certainly in good hands, but it was still challenging for Angie and Gino to watch helplessly on the sidelines.
Stabilizing The Girls
At one points, the babies’ oxygen levels were at just 55 percent, but Angie’s medical team was prepared. The girls needed pressure to open up their lungs, so the nurses and doctors put them on C-pap.
Meanwhile, Angie got to see her babies for the first time on a digital camera. It was nowhere near the same thing as holding them herself, but it was all she had right now.
