Sid, The Womb Baby - 8

"The last day in the womb"

Hi,

This is Sam. I hope you still remember me. I was about to enter this world when I last spoke to you.

Are you ready to know what happened next?

Yes, but before you read this, promise me you will not cry.

It was morning 5’o clock and my mom started getting severe pain. My dad took her to the hospital.

Doctor said- Her condition is critical. Doctor said- “She is risking her life for the baby”.

I don’t know what the word risk is, but my mom said she would choose me over her.

I just felt numb for a while, something shook in my heart and I just wanted her to live.

Doctor started the process of getting me out of the womb, where I lived for about 9 months now.

It was so painful, mom was screaming in pain, crying hard of pain.

It is the painful process that gives every mom the best gift of life.

Doctor said- “I was miss-positioned”, and it was difficult for them to take me out.

Finally my mom took a long deep breather and held it for about 2 minutes and here I was out of her womb.

She was so tired that she went unconscious as soon as I came out.

I was born, finally!

My mom was awake after 3 hours; my Dad was waiting to see me.

Doctor said, they can’t see me for next 24 hours.

They said there were some abnormalities with me.

I was given these 24 hours to fight with my life they said if I could fight this, I will survive.

They just waited to see me; their eyes were just awaiting my face.

After 24 hours, Doctors came to them and said, “The baby survived”.

Their happiness was heard in the silence tears rolling out flawlessly.

But, Doctor said, I am not normal like other babies.

This didn’t bother to my parents, as they knew that I survived, which was everything to them.

I was brought to them and my mom held me in her hands, nothing could ever make a women complete than this.

They were told that I am born just with one leg, I would never be able to walk.

My parents knew they were there to support me, to be the other leg for me.

They were happy and were content with what was gifted to them.

So, I was accepted to be perfect though I was not.

This is what makes my parents different.

I am going to learn to be brave and make my life the best!

Here ends my story in the womb! I am leaving the message at the end, that you are Just the Perfect!

Hope to be back to you in future.