Georgia’s woman remains fatal in the brain, which is alive due to pregnancy, weighing a 2 -pound weight weighs via the C.

A Georgia The woman who was put in support of life after the announcement of the brain’s dead in February Eight weeks pregnant She gave birth to a baby.

Ibn Adriana Smith, named Chance, was delivered by the emergency Caesarean section early Friday morning, June 13, in less than 26 weeks of pregnancy, Smith family He said 11 alive. About 1 pounds weighs 13 ounces, and is currently in the NICU intensive care unit (Nicu).

“It is expected to be fine,” said Smith’s mother, April “He is only fighting.”

Smith, 31, announced the dead brain on February 19 after being exposed to a medical condition linked to blood clots in her brain. Her case obtained a national interest because her family said that she had informed the law of abortion in Georgia – Bill 481, also known as the Law of Life – that she asked her support to allow pregnancy to continue, although she was a law dead.

State officials later said that the law does not impose life support in such cases, but the lack of clarity contributed to the confusion and distress of the Smith family.

New Kyker said that the doctors were hoping to provide the child closer to 32 weeks, but they were forced to act early. The family is now preparing to bid farewell to Smith, who will be removed from life support on Tuesday.

“It was a ray of light,” she said. “I should not bury my daughter. My daughter must bury me.”

Smith leaves two sons: the opportunity of newborns and a 7 -year -old child. The family launched a Donation To help cover the costs of the installation hospital and provide long -term support for children.

Newcick calls for more clarity and sympathy for laws that affect medical decisions, especially in complex cases such as her daughter. “I don’t say that we had chosen to end her pregnancy,” she said. “But we should have a choice.”

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