Life is precious. Bearing a baby for nine months is one of a hardest part of being a mother. The thought of a precious baby being taken out from the mother's womb from a successful operation and seeing the baby after is the happiest moment of being parent.
There's a post of Andrew Pelayo that has gone viral on the internet and caught the attention of the netizens. This post garnered thousands of shares on Facebook.
Pelayo narrated the story of his wife and his baby on February 19, 2016 at 3 am.
Photo of Dr. Sahagun
According to his post, Andrew brought his wife to UST Hospital because his wife will soon to deliver their baby. She was already bleeding before they came to the hospital. The doctor named Ana Liezel Sahagun asked his wife if they already have savings. After 45 minutes, the doctor confronted Andrew that he needed to have P20,00 pesos for your wife to be admitted to this hospital. The doctor also suggested to transfer his wife to government hospitals to handle this kind of situation. They went to Jose Reyes Hospital but unfortunately, they don't have an incubator so they decided to go back to UST Hospital.
They were approached by Dr. Sahagun and told them that they will not be able to pay the expenses and suggested them to go to East Avenue Hospital. They pleaded to the doctor if they could pay attention to the needs of his wife because she's already bleeding. The doctor insisted that they cannot really pay the expenses. Andrew decided to bring his wife to East Avenue Hospital. The doctors in that hospital immediately pay attention to them. The doctor brought his wife to the operating room and check the heartbeat of the baby. Unfortunately, the doctors find out that the baby has already no heartbeat. Around 5:45 am, his wife gone an operation and at 6:19am their baby was taken out from the mothers womb.
Andrew thanked all the people who helped them such as the taxi driver and the doctors at East Avenue Hospital. Above all Andrew give thanks to the Lord for saving the life of his wife.
Source: Andrew Pelayo
