Taken Heli To A Far Hospital Because Of A Great Contraction, Not Landing The Mother In Fact Already Born

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JAKARTA - While with her partner, Jennie Trevithick felt a huge contraction. The doctor who examined found out, Trevithick was about to give birth soon.

The problem is, Trevithick's location with the hospital is very far away.

Jennie Trevithick was flown from the island of St Mary's to give birth to her baby at the Royal Frankfurt hospital in Truro. She was flown in a coast guard helicopter to speed up her arrival.

He is in a hospital position, 50 miles away and doctors are worried that the time will not be time.

But who would have thought that the delivery would actually occur in the helicopter. Ebbyn's baby was finally born into the world before the coast guard helicopter landed, quoted from The Guardian, Friday, December 24.

To be honest, this is not a completely new experience for Trevithick.

He was also flown in when he was about to give birth to his first child. But his contraction stopped when the helicopter arrived and he made it to the hospital.

This time, the contraction continues and his son Ebbyn is born safely before the helicopter can land.