In a shocking story, a Nigerian woman, who had struggled with infertility for 15 years, faced a tragic loss when she lost her twin babies due to complications arising from her decision to spend five consecutive days at a church after her water broke.<<<READ FULL ARTICLE>>>
The heartbreaking story was shared by a doctor on the microblogging platform X.
The woman, who had successfully become pregnant after fifteen years of waiting, experienced an early labor.
Instead of seeking immediate medical attention, she chose to go to a church, where she stayed for five days before being rushed to the hospital.
The doctor expressed the sorrowful outcome, revealing that upon her arrival at the hospital, both babies were declared dead.
In his words; “A lady who finally got pregnant after waiting for 15 years. She was pregnant with twin babies. Then her water broke before the right time for labor.
“Guess where this lady went to? Yes she went to the church to go and pray, stayed for 5 days. Then she came to the hospital and It was confirmed that both babies were dead,” the doctor wrote.
The tragic incident has sparked reactions from individuals reflecting on the intersection of religious beliefs and common sense.
See some reactions below;
zizelle_ stated: “How do we separate religion from common sense?”
FunmiKolz wrote: “This is heartbreaking. I pray God comforts her and her husband.”
LEXYtee_mark reacted: “Some1 I knew been looking for a child for years, around 2010, she was pregnant and always on marathon fasting, she will break the fast with food without salt. The baby died while she was given birth, till now she never see pregnant again.”
idong_udoewah noted: “The “Pastor” or whoever TF is in charge of that place should be arrested. She doesn’ t have a husband? Omo, I’ m just so pissed reading this right now.”
Uyoyoghene_ stated: “I don’ t even understand people. Even Jesus gave unto Caesar what was Caesar’ s. In Ecclesiastics, the Bible said there is time for everything. God is Omnipresent! Anywhere you pray He will hear. Why do people practice religion like this? This is just so so sad.”
The tragic story has evoked a range of emotions, prompting reflection on the delicate balance between religious beliefs and rational decision- making, particularly in matters of health and well- being.<<<READ FULL ARTICLE>>>
