Maatsi (22), explains how she found out that her "Oarabile" baby was born with a part of her brain without her blood. She lived alone at home in February when she felt the pain of giving birth. "I was only eight months old pregnant," Maatsi said. "My neighbor and I were ready to go to the hospital but pain was beyond measure.
"My baby's head is visible, so two elderly women helped me to give birth." She said while she was giving birth, the women were amazed at a big head covering, the Daily Sun reported. The women called the ambulance to the Katatong Hospital. "I can not believe when the doctors tell me that the skin we have advised is really in his mind." Maatsi was transferred to Chris Hani Baragwanath hospital in Soweto for a child to be used. "Neurosurgeons say the child is too young to work," she said, "she can not live longer than two days." She is still over two months old, but she does not have a vaccination clinic card. I believe it's God's will.
"My baby's head is visible, so two elderly women helped me to give birth." She said while she was giving birth, the women were amazed at a big head covering, the Daily Sun reported. The women called the ambulance to the Katatong Hospital. "I can not believe when the doctors tell me that the skin we have advised is really in his mind." Maatsi was transferred to Chris Hani Baragwanath hospital in Soweto for a child to be used. "Neurosurgeons say the child is too young to work," she said, "she can not live longer than two days." She is still over two months old, but she does not have a vaccination clinic card. I believe it's God's will.
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