The 21-year-old Brazilian woman who was died nine weeks into her pregnancy was kept alive for 123 days on life support, the longest time ever, just to let the twins in her womb to see the world.
Source: Daily Mail
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Frankielen da Silva Zampoli Padilha from Campo Largo in South Brazil died last year in October after suffering a stroke (Cerebral Haemorrhage). But the twins in her womb were doing fine and their hearts continued to beat without any difficulties.
Doctors then decided to save them. The hospital staff sang songs to the unborn twins in an effort to compensate mother’s love. They even decorated the hospital to made them feel like home.
According to the Daily Mail, Head of neurological ICU at the Nosso Senhora do Rocio hospital said: “We did an ultrasound on the embryos thinking they would be failing in the womb but to our surprise, they were clinging to life. Frankielen’s organs were all intact and working as if she was still with us. We took the decision to keep her alive to save her unborn children. And every day we watched them grow normally.”
Source: Daily Mail
Mr Padilha, Frankielen’s husband emotionally said: “Frankielen has appeared to me on many occasions especially when I was despairing and crying out for God to bring her back to me.”
He further added that his wife wanted him to look after their children, move on and live his life.
Both the babies are doing well and we just wish them a long and healthy life ahead.
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