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CONCORD, N.H. — After giving birth, most new moms can’t wait to see their child. For Macenzee Keller, it would take more than two months, as she fought for her life against COVID-19 while under sedation and breathing with the help of machines. Mother and child were reunited Feb. 3 when Keller’s mom brought the healthy, 11-pound, 13-ounce baby boy named Zachery to her hospital

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A new mother who gave birth while hospitalized with severe COVID-19 has been reunited with her newborn baby, meeting him for the first time two months a

Macenzee Keller, 20, gave birth to her son, Zack, via C-section on November 28, 2021 a day after arriving at the hospital with COVID. She finally met him on February 3.

After giving birth, most new moms can’t wait to see their child. For Macenzee Keller, it would take more than two months, as she fought for her life against COVID-19 while under sedation and breathing with the help of machines.

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Two weeks before her Dec. 7 due date, Keller was diagnosed with COVID-19. She remembers leaving her apartment for the hospital on Nov. 27, suffering from shortness of breath — and thats it.

CONCORD — After giving birth, most new moms can’t wait to see their child.For Macenzee Keller, it would take more than two months, as she fought for her life against COVID-19 while under sedation and breathing with the help of machines.Mother and...

After giving birth, most new moms can’t wait to see their child. For Macenzee Keller, it would take more than two months, as she fought for her life against COVID-19 while under sedation and breathing with the help of machines. Mother and child were reunited earlier this month when Keller’s mom brought the healthy baby…

After giving birth, most new moms can't wait to see their child. For Macenzee Keller, it would take more than two months, as she fought for her life against COVID-19 while...