After giving birth last November 23, my sister has finally got out of the hospital, minus her baby
The baby's currently under medication because although I have read that it was just a myth, according to them, my sister had a dry birth.
It was a loooong wait for all of us. Her water broke at 3 in the morning, and didn't give birth until it was past 11 in the evening. Contractions did not follow immediately after her water broke, thus the long wait, and thus the baby's health condition.
This is just breaking my heart.
We were all excited when we found out my sister's coming home. Even without enough sleep, I rushed to pick them up. There we found out that the baby couldn't come home with us.
I DO UNDERSTAND THAT IT IS FOR THE BEST.
What ticks me off is that they didn't even allow my sister to see her baby before we left.
They insist that they have a strict viewing time to follow.
I understand that they have rules, and that they must be observed.
But my sister wasn't just going to "view" her newborn baby, she was going to see her off.
I mean, WHAT'S MORE INHUMANE THAN NOT LETTING A MOTHER SEE HER NEWBORN BABY BEFORE A SEPARATION?
I know mother and baby are reunited now but I just had to echo your sentiment, why didn't they let your sister hold her baby before she went home? Kaloka yun ha.
ReplyDeleteThey have rules daw.
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