A mother gives birth from eggs saved in Hurricane Katrina

Back then, police and health workers were struggling to save more than a thousand fertilized eggs from a flooded hospital in the city. And today the first baby from one of the eggs was rescued, was born.

Happy too, not naming children (Photo: AP)

18 months ago, shortly after Hurricane Katrina devastated the city of New Orleans, there were many rescue cases, but now, from these pitiful rescue cases, there has been an unusual incident.

In the New Orleans area, there are a number of medical centers that specialize in infertility, and all of which were flooded at the time, of which a hospital had about a thousand stored fertilized eggs.

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After two weeks, doctors feared that all the eggs would be destroyed because the weather had reached 38 degrees Celsius, although they were stored in liquefied nitrogen.

Police officers used rowing boats to go to this hospital to try to salvage the containers from being damaged by the water.

And nine months later, Rebekah Markham was inserted into the uterus one of the eggs that she had asked the hospital to keep, and today, the day of the pistil bloom.

She said that today is a really happy day because there are many sad things from Hurricane Katrina."It can be said that this is a miracle. I am very pleased. It is a Katrina affair" with a good life. " The eggs are saved from the silver water.

Mr. and Mrs. Markham in extreme joy have forgotten to name their children