Gospel singer Linet Munyali aka Size 8 and hubby Sammy Muraya alias DJ MO welcomed their second born baby a few days ago.
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Size 8 emotionally narrates the struggles she has been through with her Pregnancy (Video)
The baby was delivered through C-section and rushed to Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Tearful Size 8 opens up on pregnancy struggles, after welcoming new born through C-section
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The couple shared the experiences and struggles they have been through with the pregnancy, to the delivery room in an emotional 12 minutes video on YouTube.
In the video, a tearful Size 8 disclosed that upon learning that she was pregnant again, months after experiencing a miscarriage she panicked a lot.
Tearful Size 8 opens up on pregnancy struggles, after welcoming new born through C-section
Tearful Size 8 opens up on pregnancy struggles, after welcoming new born through C-section
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I panicked
“I won’t lie I panicked a lot and I told my husband ile ingine ilitoka, what if hii ingine pia itakee kutoka. So tuka rush Hosy kuona daktari and I was given some precautions. But three weeks late nikapata pressure attack. After a few weeks the pressure maintained a bit. Then I started feeling some pain in my uterus, so I went to the hospital, nikidhani ni ball inatoka ama nini, they did a scan and they found out it was fibroids. I was devastated, like sasa tumetoka pressure sasa tunapaata fibroids. But Dr. Thuo really encouraged me affirming that ilikuwa imepita part inaweza haribu mtoi. Kuna time nilikuwa naamka nikama oxygen is not going in my brain. At some point nilikuwa mpaka napata minor strokes,” narrates Size 8.
The Mateke hit maker noted that she was rushed to the hospital (emergency) several times just to check if there was any organ damaged out of her recurrent blood pressure.
Tearful Size 8 opens up on pregnancy struggles, after welcoming new born through C-section
Tearful Size 8 opens up on pregnancy struggles, after welcoming new born through C-section
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I was rushed into the emergency room
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In her narration, Size 8 pointed out that last week the twitching became unbearable, and she could not feel her baby move anymore.
“So they finally decided for me to be re-admitted. So I came here at RFH . I came here and i couldn’t breath and couldn’t walk, I was completely off, I was rushed up for checkup, checked my pressure and of course that of the unborn baby. They put me on oxygen to help with the neurons, as they said they were the ones that were dysfunctional, then I felt better."
Tearful Size 8 opens up on pregnancy struggles, after welcoming new born through C-section
Tearful Size 8 opens up on pregnancy struggles, after welcoming new born through C-section
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Baby rushed to Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
“At around 3 o’clock, the fetus heart rate went high again, past 170. There was an emergence in the room making sure the heartbeat goes back to normal. The next day Dr. Thuo came with his wife and they were trying to buy more time, because the scan we had was saying it was 34 weeks 4 days. So when they tested the heart rate ya mtoi was so high and they couldn’t buy more time. So they decided that we have to go to the theater because I was already at RFH so they decided I get ready for a C-section,” added Size 8.
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After the caesarian-section the baby was rushed to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
A neonatal intensive care unit, also known as an intensive care nursery, is an intensive care unit specializing in the care of ill or premature newborn infants. Neonatal refers to the first 28 days of life.
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Tearful Size 8 opens up on pregnancy struggles, after welcoming new born through C-section
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Tearful Size 8 opens up on pregnancy struggles, after welcoming new born through C-section
Tearful Size 8 opens up on pregnancy struggles, after welcoming new born through C-section
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