A mother in Arizona is thanking the team of doctors who helped her deliver her twins safely.
“It was really scary but I was more concerned with what does this mean for the babies,” Maria Sibajene said.
“We did see there was a fair amount of fluid and we were trying to figure out how to transfer her to get care and figure out the best treatment for her,” cardiologist Dr. Rachel Bond said. “It felt like when you are underwater and you need to come up for air but I couldn’t come up for air I couldn’t breathe well,” Sibajene said.
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