She gave birth in the street to her child after the hospital closed its doors in her face

An American woman named Sarah Rose Patrick of Kentucky went into labor early in the morning, and when she and her husband arrived at Baptist Health Hospital, in Louisville, they found the doors of the maternity ward closed, according to her husband, David Patrick. .

A few steps away from the hospital entrance, Sarah gave birth, and the husband had to cut the umbilical cord with the mask tape.
Sarah told CNN that she felt primary labor pains on May 8, but her doctor told her she was not in labor yet. And in the early morning of the next day, I woke up to painful cramps.
"For your baby to be born in cold weather on the street, with Covid-19... it's the last thing you want," Patrick said. The final step requires cutting and then tying the baby's umbilical cord. But they had no ligaments. So David improvised with the gag.

In turn, the hospital denied that the doors were completely closed, indicating that the entrance that Patrick tried to use was designed to be constantly open, adding, “Pregnant women or those in labor can always enter the hospital in the middle of the night, through the emergency room or enter through the entrance to the maternity department.” “.

As for Patrick, he just said from his experience that having a healthy baby despite the “terrifying” circumstances makes him grateful.