Helen had no reason to think she would go into labor early. Her other two children were full-term at 42 weeks and 41 weeks, respectively. So when Helen began experiencing contractions, she figured they were just Braxton Hicks, which are false labor pains.
But when it became clear, that Helen’s contractions were the real deal, she and Abiey began their journey to the hospital.
“The roads were really slippery I was terrified we were going to crash,” Helen recalled, noting that many streets were closed.
Abiey and Helen Woldemichael posed with their newborn daughter. Baylor Scott/ White Health
Abiey called 911 in hopes than an ambulance could meet them but he was placed on a hold. Abiey kept driving.
Helen and Abiey Woldemichael chose the perfect name for their daughter, who was born at 25 weeks gestation during Texas’ winter storm Uri. “Amari means.
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Helen had no reason to think she would go into labor early. Her other two children were full-term at 42 weeks and 41 weeks, respectively. So when Helen began experiencing contractions, she figured they were just Braxton Hicks, which are false labor pains.
But when it became clear, that Helen’s contractions were the real deal, she and Abiey began their journey to the hospital.
“The roads were really slippery I was terrified we were going to crash,” Helen recalled, noting that many streets were closed.
Abiey and Helen Woldemichael posed with their newborn daughter. Baylor Scott/ White Health
Abiey called 911 in hopes than an ambulance could meet them but he was placed on a hold. Abiey kept driving.
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