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11/25/2025

🌊👶 A Mom Who Gave Birth in the Ocean

Josy Peukert, a 37-year-old mother from Nicaragua, wanted a calm and natural birth. So when her labor started, she and her partner, Benni Cornelius, went to a quiet beach called Playa Majagual. They brought only a few basic things like towels and gauze.

With the warm waves nearby and soft sand under her feet, Josy gave birth to a healthy baby boy named Bodhi. 🌅💛 There were no doctors, no machines, and no bright lights — just nature and trust.

After holding her baby close, she walked into the ocean for a short moment to relax her body. Then, she and her family returned home full of joy. 🌬️🌊

Josy later posted a video of the birth online. It quickly went viral. Many people admired the beauty of her choice, while others wondered if it was safe. Josy said she planned everything carefully and wanted a peaceful experience that felt true to her heart.

11/25/2025

Amen, pray all the babies yet to be born, may they be born healthy and full of love ✨♥️

11/25/2025

11/24/2025

He was hiding his scar, ashamed of the mark that saved his life. 🫀

So his dad got the same one — inked across his own chest, heartbeat included. A small boy saw himself in his father, and courage returned. Now they don’t just share blood… they share strength, love, and survival. Every glance in the mirror reminds them both: scars aren’t weakness — they’re proof.

11/23/2025

Kisii Mother Welcomes Quadruplets — Names Them Raila, Amolo, Odinga, and Ida in Heartfelt Tribute

History was made at Nyanchwa Hospital in Kisii Town when local mother Vane Nyanchoka Ontweka gave birth to quadruplets — the first-ever set delivered at the facility.

According to Citizen TV, the maternity ward erupted in cheers and tears of joy on Monday morning as doctors and nurses celebrated the rare and joyous occasion.

“It’s the first time we have ever delivered quadruplets here,” a member of the medical team shared. “It was both historic and emotional.”

🌸 A Dramatic and Unexpected Delivery

The babies — three boys and one girl — were safely delivered via Caesarean section after a lengthy, delicate procedure. Initially told she was expecting triplets, Vane was astonished to discover a fourth baby during delivery.

“I was prepared for three,” she said with a smile. “When I woke up and heard there were four, I couldn’t believe it. It was an incredible surprise.”

All four babies were born healthy, though slightly underweight — typical for multiple births.

💞 A Tribute to a National Hero

In a deeply symbolic gesture, Vane named her newborns Raila, Amolo, Odinga, and Ida — honoring former Prime Minister Raila Odinga and his wife Ida Odinga.

“To me, Raila is our hero,” she said emotionally. “When the babies were born, I thought, ‘Raila has come back — and in such a big way!’”

Her heartfelt tribute quickly spread across Kisii County, with many Kenyans praising her admiration and spirit.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 From Twins to Quadruplets — A Growing Family

Already a mother of twins, Vane now has six children in total. She expressed gratitude despite the challenges ahead.

“I’m thankful to God for this blessing,” she said. “It’s not easy, but I’m happy. I just pray for strength and support to raise them well.”

Hospital officials have since called on the community to help the family with financial and childcare support, given the extraordinary demands of caring for four newborns.

🌈 Joy and Hope in Kisii

As news of the quadruple birth spread, messages of joy, admiration, and support poured in from across Kenya. Photos from the hospital show beaming staff gathered proudly around the newborns — a moment of shared pride and hope.

“Every child is a blessing,” Vane said softly. “But these four came with a message of hope.”

11/20/2025

Only those with a heart of stone would ignore my daughter 💔
Winry was born her ”Strange Birthmark” stunned people.

11/19/2025

Mother gives birth to baby boy seven weeks after being declared dead
Doctors have delivered a baby boy from a woman declared brain dead seven weeks earlier.

Karla Perez was 22 weeks pregnant when she suffered a brain hemorrhage.

The 22-year-old, from Omaha, Nebraska, was taken to hospital when she collapsed at her home on February 8 after complaining of a severe headache.

Doctors initially thought she had had a stroke, but a CT scan revealed she had had a fatal intracranial hemorrhage and was declared brain dead.

Ms Perez's family convinced medics to keep Ms Perez on life support to give the baby a chance to live. At 22 weeks, baby boy Angel Perez would not have survived outside the womb.
Ms Perez had a team of 100 medical staff that kept her body working enough to sustain Angel for 54 more days so his organs could grow.

It is the first time since 1999 that a brain dead woman has delivered a baby.
“Karla’s family asked us to try and prolong Karla’s life and try to maintain her as long as possible for Angel’s benefit,” Todd Lovgren, a doctor at Methodist Women’s Hospital Perinatal Center, said at a Wednesday news conference.

On April 4, the young mother’s condition began to deteriorate, forcing doctors to deliver Angel via emergency caesarean section the same day. Ms Perez died two days after.

When he was born he weighed just 2lbs 12.6oz and was taken to an intensive care neonatal unit where he was fitted with a breathing tube.

Ms Perez suffered from juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and had known for some time that pregnancy could be difficult. She had to come off the medication she was taking while pregnant, leaving her in chronic pain.
Women who have juvenile rheumatoid arthritis are often advised not to get pregnant.

It is unclear why she had a hemorrhage, hospital medical director Andrew Robertson told the Washington Post. He called the case “impressive under the circumstances.”

Angel will likely have to stay in the neonatal unit for another month but is in a stable condition. He is eating through a feeding tube for the time being.

11/18/2025

Born connected at the skull and brain, the boys had lived nearly four years in a Rio de Janeiro hospital, their futures uncertain and their survival in constant question.

11/18/2025

This is birth. Real. Powerful. And really, really intense..
💬 To all strong mothers out there: whether normal delivery or C-section, your strength is unmatched 💪💖. Respect and salute to every mom who brings life into this world! 🌍👶

11/18/2025

During pregnancy and after pregnancy.... 9 Months in 🎊🎊🎊 9 Months out

11/17/2025

Jaga and Kalia's Incredible Fight for Survival Despite an 80% Probability of Death.