미국, 8쌍둥이 탄생 현장
미국, 8쌍둥이 탄생 현장
From NBC News, this is TODAY with Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira, live from studio 1A in
A first look inside the delivery room 분만실 where the octuplets were born. You’ll notice the nurses. Each letter, A through G, a reference 관련, 가리킴 to the baby the nurses were designated 선정하다, 임명하다 to care for 돌보다. Doctors are still buzzing 와글와글 떠들다, 웅성대다 about how surprised they and mom were to see that last trial, baby H. “I ended up 마침내<결국> ~하게 되다 delivering the 8th baby. I said, well now we have a H, everyone.” “Alright. She was ….as surprised as everyone else.”
6 boys and 2 girls. The smallest, 1 Ibs. 8oz. 9 weeks premature 조산의, but all stable 안정된, breathing on their own. A few aided 돕다, 거들다 by small amounts of oxygen. Clearly, having a baby changes anyone’s life. But 8? “That’s double quads 4명의. And she’s just gonna have to really need a lot of help. She’s going to accept help.”
Ask the Chukwus of Huston. They had octuplets a decade ago. One baby didn’t survive, but the Chukwus say in caring for the rest, they changed 70 diapers 기저귀 every hour or two for weeks. The Maches of Arizona only had 6 bundles of joy and still more than a handful.
We still don’t know much about the mother. She’s been guarding 지키다, 보호하다 her anonymity 익명. But we’re told that she’s doing well, resting comfortably. And the doctors have been showing her pictures of her babies which makes her want to embrace ~을 껴안다 them and welcome them into her family. One by one by one by one and on and on. Meredith?