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COSA È SUCCESSO: Racconto integrale senza filtri sul nostro parto/post parto

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Hello everyone and welcome back to this channel.

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We're back making videos after the series "

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Our Little Warrior," which you

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liked so much. We thank you for the

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support you've given us, for all the

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nice comments you've written. Thank you so much. I'll

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have a little difficulty with

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this idea of ​​talking. I hope I can manage to

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tell you everything. Let's start with some

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considerations about childbirth. How

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we experienced those moments,

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what happened, why we disappeared

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afterwards, also because I don't always like the

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camera on. We tried to

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film as much as possible to bring

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this content to you on the channel. However,

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as you can imagine, there were

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some moments in which our

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attention was focused on something else. We were

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truly focused only on the baby. I'd like to

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start with my hospitalization. She was

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placed in the hospital for a very long time,

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but her

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goal was the birth of a

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little one. So for me, every day of

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hospitalization was a very long one, and through it, I've never

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been hospitalized, so

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I was terrified of being hospitalized

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together with us. What

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they adjusted before hospitalization was

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because the bile acids

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had risen. Now, in the meantime, you wrote, "

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Why did she have to do these things?"

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Induction for the neighbors is not good, it's not

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good, it's not that we chose it,

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unfortunately, bile acids are

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dangerous for the baby when it is

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in the womb.

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The thing that ensures was to lower

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this value and above all to do

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the induction of the fact as soon as possible,

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that's why I was hospitalized because they

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had to do the induction and then they

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will have to monitor me morning, afternoon and

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evening to make sure everything is going

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well, thank God,

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the baby himself, exactly, the majority

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is the main

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monitoring operation, as true, the videos are

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always videos that did X-rays to

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check a child's heart and

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movements, everything once

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the induction began, the difficult thing on a

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psychological level that I then

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also saw in my roommates

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because obviously it was state ten

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days I had several

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roommates different stories because they all

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supported Peppe Grioli and I had

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become the joke of the ward,

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all the nurses I knew, I knew

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the shifts and met everyone Addison

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day and asked the girls who

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did the cleaning if I could

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help with the cleaning which I was not

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called to do. I was fine obviously I

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had no pain,

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the induction began but the difficult thing is

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Seeing that one method doesn't work and not

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even the next one, that is, you put so much

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energy and so much hope into one

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rival, Sandolo, already from the balloon,

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accepted the phone call. 20, the waters broke,

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of course, we took a prenatal course, let's say

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we said all the steps we

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would have faced, that percentage reduction

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sooner or later, one works in the other, Munzio,

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among other things, we were lucky because

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I was admitted before there was the

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total closure for the covered

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because now the Pope can no longer

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enter, I'm a dentist at his time that

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the department is closed there are only

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mothers with children and when instead I

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was admitted, obviously

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Alessandro could enter. 6 in the department

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are the fathers, the Pope is a person already

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arrested if I didn't have a marine companion

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there was still another person so

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a person loses people and then the child

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in the room, even the parents

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couldn't even be in the

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waiting room, they could wait outside and

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now total closure

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unfortunately for all the mothers who have

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recovered now that they are giving birth, they do

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n't have either in the rectorate, mine in the

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various dei decumani, I don't dare to imagine

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how they really are, they have all

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my understanding, I send A kiss to

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all of them and also to the dads because for

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you

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only in peace and that we hope

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this moment passes soon anyway let's get

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a little more to the point we have to try

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to make this video even shorter

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postman let's not go to the most

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crucial point after you have done everything

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the induction that you therefore saw from the

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videos with the ribbon Federica

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also felt sick unfortunately I had

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stomach problems several times and I went

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into hyperstimulation Sisto gave them heels

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I'm also worried about the network

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they suspected Federica road for a

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bit worried I was very pale that after

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the ribbon there was a bit of distrust with

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these two rounds which however didn't have

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much effect

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no let's say that Federica went into

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labor thanks to a maneuver by a

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midwife health worker they broke the sac

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from the inside so guys from that

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moment the whole birth changed from when

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nothing was happening Federica

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had some contractions but p you do it

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cina wasn't having an effect for the

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second day we arrived at the second

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day because I tell everyone who

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asked me we

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arrived at the second at 2 but oxytocin ca

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n't be done for a third day because it

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means that his body is not reacting to

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the medicine and we need to go

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straight to a cesarean section, which

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obviously he couldn't, so no

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tubes, we want because we wanted to have

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a natural birth,

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nothing against cesarean sections, you will be

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close, but for God's sake, when

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you hear now, it's our story,

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we really went through a humorous thing and

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for the good of the children, anything is done,

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this is obvious, of course, because they had

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all these medicines, they are good for him,

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because he had to be born after

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this rupture of the sac, suddenly,

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suddenly, a contraction of shortness of breath, that's what

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I remember and that

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every single contraction counts, I was

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concentrated, guys, as I said, I

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did what I said, then

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my music,

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I sang, tables, I was breathing, the bad thing

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unfortunately is that I'm sorry but it wasn't my

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fault, not being on an IV, the

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color of China, you have to have

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V monitoring until the end, that is, I gave

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birth while I still had your two

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things attached because with the medicine

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you have to constantly monitor the

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baby's heartbeat and movements because he

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could go into distress,

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so I didn't have freedom of movement, I

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couldn't use the word much, he

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only used it maybe A

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good hour spent with the back of

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something would help, however, getting out of

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bed because I couldn't get

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down I had to move the IV to

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get on with the cables to get back, he

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threw himself with his back on me, it was

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very relaxing and it was very

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beautiful

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for the rest of the birth,

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let's keep the dirt road, but she caressed my

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head, but that moment instead

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we were even hugging, yes, it's like how

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I imagined our labor would be. I

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recommend it to everyone, it's a beautiful

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feeling, involve them because they are

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essential, I how to thank him for

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all the support he sent the car

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without him and not just that day

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obviously, without us,

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throughout my entire hospitalization, I wouldn't have, I wouldn't have

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resisted, I wouldn't have made it,

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the ray of sunshine, that is, he

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came into the room, well, it

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lights up your day, I couldn't see with

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Tavano what minutes and I couldn't wait, I

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remember, as I also said in the video,

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direction immediately after, it was the fact

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that the second day of oxytocin,

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so it was the final round,

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if you didn't know the effect with the wing, we

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will be gone, having a cesarean, I remind you that

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I'm high I took a shower

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and then I got straight to

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the morning. I went with all the competition I

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wanted. You saw me dancing for

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him. He had hiccups in his stomach that

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had everything and nothing. It didn't work. That wasn't the case.

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This rupture of the

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sac really hurts. Dogs hurt.

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Tell me the moment. He went out. He worked a lot

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and Federica when I came back and

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said sorry. He wants me. You must have heard me

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sure to finish. There were right at the end of the break.

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Process that he didn't document.

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Sorry everyone. I documented what there were

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many things. You stop and then from

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there the labor began and it started

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around half past noon.

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Mostly, the hours passed.

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Obviously the pain became stronger and stronger. I

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challenge him. China was in circulation

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because I already had it in circulation and

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so the days became

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unbearable. I couldn't take it anymore. I

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had no energy anymore. I hesitated. Do it.

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Sandro's duration was

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there. I them resist. I tried in

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every way to resist. He didn't

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make it

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as if the end without and I was there. I gave it my

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all but at a certain point I

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made a little plant. Thank God I had

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done it. The anesthesiologist visited and thank

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God they did the epidural even if the

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first one worked. Come and tell us that I

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told Federica you feel like you

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gave your all, that is, leaving here

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on Rai. I resisted and that he knew the

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end is coming. They did

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the epidural, but among other things, in the kingdoms there

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are those who are good at epidurals and those who are

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not good. It is that Federica had been

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operated on because of a

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back problem that she had a culture on her back, it

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was a great terror for her.

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Lazio is it better to do it so that way

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then the pain goes away. When they did it to me at

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the beginning I had a relaxation, but then

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I had what they call

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a little button, or rather it seems that I don't

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know when the medicine passes, can it

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find a little button of fat of papers?

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The reason is not only that it doesn't pass

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the medicine to a point of the body,

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obviously you mean from which point the

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foot in the tip of the toe

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the buttock no the part of the left

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so a part of the left to this

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part here was completely exposed by the

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visual and therefore she had strong pains and

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then called the anesthesiologist who was turned around

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wanted to come back they checked and said

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no everything was fine everything was fine so I do

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n't know we don't know another anesthesiologist came back

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instead and told me I'm

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not leaving here in archetto 1st the good

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and it was fantastic because she stayed

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inside until he was born little I am

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until the end because Tommaso was tormented

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with his back he saw how the back

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on this side of Federica was

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lowering this part with the back

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so much so that the bladder was full

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obviously time passed we did the

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IVs and the walnuts that was totally full

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crushed by him and they couldn't

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spit out apple a midwife arrives via

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meters practically on the side she

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screwed on free then I had

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an hour of sleep and I still think I

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managed to push then to have

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a natural birth in the

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end precisely thanks to that said

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sleep we are talking about March 7th

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around 11 11.30 and because the self

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March is my sister's birthday and

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now not only that and so we wanted to

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reborn the lingerie first The day

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before and then the last half hour

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Federica makes me call him sterile but

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we have to get him out of the alarm clock this

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baby has to be born first he sees

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pushing back he has to be born I

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swear I tried until midnight and

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the last push before midnight

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go see redo see called sister

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what can I say he will celebrate his birthday

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together with my ropes we tried

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he worked in all ways autonomists

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started pushing obviously and

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as you can see in the video they are also alive I

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mean we see it let's understand them if

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I push I see it basically the problem was that

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the little one wasn't coming down if Tommaso

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Tommaso was positioned too straight he wasn't

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turned and therefore his head wasn't coming down

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i.e. returning to his captain he wasn't

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coming down in any case the position he

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was in in the belly he has never been

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straight I don't send him like that he has

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always been sideways so the

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position he was in didn't

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allow me to push well they

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tried to help me while I was pushing

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pushing on the belly but it wasn't

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enough and so at a certain point they

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told me papa he has to come out like ten past midnight

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a trial more in

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Valcato and I could have been shocked

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even if I was very calm

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and while I go out I see them starting to

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put on gowns and hats for their

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heads which by the way they all also had

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masks

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yes because I also put on the

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mask because in any case even if

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there wasn't a total lockdown there was already the

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coronavirus contagion and therefore being in

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such close contact even

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difficult for you to breathe I believe that

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Federica was the first woman to

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have given birth in January

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I put my hand in the fire and then after all

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the anxieties now I think now everyone is there

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now fortunately yes maybe

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claim that the raspberries do the

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swabs that they closed this huge

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glass door peak of the moment I

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remember that the anesthetist was also there

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with another nurse who were

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preparing the operating room because

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why did they get dressed because they are

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collapsing operating room because they

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told me at 12:10

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that time of the morning is constituted

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we have a chance now let's do

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these two pushes we'll try with the

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suction cup if it doesn't come out cesarean I immediately

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found myself surrounded by all of them

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dressed in operating room clothes which I had

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understood obviously because they were always

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ready he wasn't there I tried to

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push in all of them I swear in

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every way they weren't on their

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stomachs and they still couldn't get him

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out

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I prayed and prayed really loudly

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and also for him from the roof number

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let by the way gross and when I came out

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I blew a kiss Federica and

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then I looked the strategist in the

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eyes he said let him be born he had

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sent a nurse out to

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check on them I also call back

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corridors and pray best wishes or I then

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I was just waiting for the crying when only

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hearing the crying from outside and then

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weeks inside screaming at the

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pushing me they crushed her she gave in there

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were three on top of me

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the famous midwife who says he

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up here with his arms like this another one

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here and another one here imagine I

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'm pushing all concentrated the one

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who joked with me the times

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the problematic scene this one who was

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outside and checking was with her face

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inside to watch then she turned around and

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told me things

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meanwhile I walked I walked a certain point

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after screaming screams for the last spi

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the last one he won't let go of me this one who

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won't come out with her head down

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let's go to the operation Marco, it's

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the last one, I can do it, I

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stand there and we squeeze, I push it back with

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all the strength I have, they hit me all over the

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stomach and I feel the

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overturning, that's what they all say at that moment,

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no,

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my head out of what was

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happening, and the nurse who turns around and says, my

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head came out and wait for me,

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but wait, I knew that when the head comes out, it

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's done by her, from another push, and

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this one turns around and says,

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congratulations, dad, and hugs me, the

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moment, I hug me, she's done,

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but she'll sit down, come in right away, and so I

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took it, I went in, from this time, she

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opened it and she says,

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no, no, wait, the moment is solved,

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tied up, I went in

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and the first thing I did was

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not look at the side and they

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were operating, I immediately went

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to Federica and she hugs him, kisses him like

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dogs, sister,

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Tommaso's side, a puzzle from that's it, the

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fact is that while we were

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hugging each other like that, crying, I had a

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feeling like I wasn't looking

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because I couldn't look at him,

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but at the same time I didn't feel the

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implant, so I said, why isn't he crying, they

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pulled up, it was a little

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regulation, yes, I have it I saw it and I saw it

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in him it was a purple pendant yes it

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was purple and then the best thing was really awakening

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anyway this head

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pensions and that they were holding it from the body and

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so you were being dangling

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at that moment I said that is to say born failed

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also organized to say why does

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n't he cry because hateful because purple I who

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saw you of order and calm

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will be a health so they took him to

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this bed a little far from us but so

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that we could see him they

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attached him to a respirator declared

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that you had using the regale they

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cleared the airways what

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I remember and that there was praise will

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probably be a hand a leg that

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I saw that he saw this purple their

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living rooms in front but I managed to see

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Tommaso anyway and from who it was it was purple

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slowly I saw that he had a

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slightly pinker color than Port Vila 1 st

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mask with oxygen the sides of

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verses slowly the first was

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slight slight to have increased

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they complained feel the first plants and the

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sensation

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remains really imprinted in it is said

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nothing more beautiful felt cries and

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after this first cry finally there is a

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arm that they gave an arm to

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me unfortunately there was no first

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skin-to-skin contact Alessandro did not

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cut the cord for who cares they

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gave him in my arms and it was the

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moment spite of the world it was the

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most beautiful moment in the world I looked at him

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in this had a real boulder that is we

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had made it we had made it

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proposition of fullness and

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happiness to a found something immense they

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also showed us the placenta he

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had said no he can't see it that he is

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coming and that there was not a certain it

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seems like the Venetian liver he

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finished everything they put us in another

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room

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we are with him for a while we also make

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calls to the parents to warn them all

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crying I do

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not tell you but from the emotion on the

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part of our families

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Rome he will be in my arms dressed in

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his blanket sweet little one

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also tries to latch on to the breast yes we

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also tried to latch him immediately to

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Siena while not not directing since in

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fact there were three of us so the midwife

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takes him to take him to the nursery to have me

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check ups from the pediatrician but we

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initially when we gave him We

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thought he would bring him back and

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instead he did the same thing and he said Tommaso we'll

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see him tomorrow morning because you have to

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have checks with the pediatrician and the video

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that we were calm and they

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reported how the room full of

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energy of trio at least I feel bad go we

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eat a supplire but the

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matter but if I have to send a supplì with

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voracity again January was

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a beautiful moment for me because he was born we

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had made it I mean I felt

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like I was having a war to understand right

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porches we felt and while we

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were just eating under supplì

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full of happiness the

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doctor arrived and told us that Tommaso

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was in a bit of pain

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so it had been necessary to put him

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in the incubator but that there was no need to

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worry because in any case it was a

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very tiring birth for me and for

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him too and that he remained account that he puts the

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canal is a little tired we will

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put him in the incubator with oxygen

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tomorrow anyway don't

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worry anyway we will bring him to you that's

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all

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so I am they reread yes with the

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worry poor thing he struggled but

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we were quite Don't worry, you

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could have seen him the next day and

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that if I did well, of course he will come

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but a cake list no but better if there

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are no problems they should be fine

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whenever you want years the next morning full

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of joy I woke up very early because

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I knew that the children were brought

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away around six and therefore have it

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ready for Tommaso and in reality

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then I saw that they were bringing the children and they

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told me that they wouldn't bring

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the doctor came to the room and told me

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that Tommaso during the night is not

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well so let's say that this

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fatigue had been a little more

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heavy than what they had

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understood at the beginning and due to a suspicion of

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infection they had to transfer him it's not an

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easy thing they had to

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transfer him so

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from the hospital where we were they wanted to

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provide him with assistance but not

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assistance that is adequate but in case he

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was forgiven they still wouldn't have been

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able to help him and so they

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preferred to transfer him immediately

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they said to be safe

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imagine evi my election I mean

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we had waited so long the

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whole birth was difficult and then after

22:58

you just wait to have her next to you they

23:00

take him away

23:01

after half an hour he is transferred and then I

23:04

immediately ask to be discharged

23:07

but they saw that I had given birth for

23:09

like ten hours they didn't grant me the

23:11

discharge obviously call him and I

23:15

tell him out because they have to

23:17

transfer him and come because they will let us say

23:20

goodbye before they take him to the other

23:22

hospital

23:23

for my part what happened to me

23:25

that evening I went back home around

23:28

3 maybe 3 3.30 I don't

23:31

remember

23:31

in the end I went to the collection because

23:34

I wanted to immortalize the happiness of that

23:36

moment the first impressions as a dad and

23:41

so I was very happy as he said in

23:43

the video I talked about how

23:47

strong the two of them had been and how

23:49

proud I was and so I go to sleep around

23:54

4.30 5 must have been falling

23:58

asleep the total phoria and around

24:00

9 on the bedside table I feel the

24:02

cell phone vibrate I answer and she tells me this

24:04

thing and so from there I mean I was in shock

24:08

and she reminded me I did I called

24:13

my parents and her parents and

24:19

what I said I said help me

24:21

because I need help tough I said I

24:27

need help

24:28

and because I can't do it the parents

24:33

offered to accompany me

24:35

to the hospital and I am hurry

24:38

hurry we have to go to the

24:41

embroidery he is waiting we have

24:43

those put a bit of a hurry who will

24:46

take him away in 45 minutes

24:48

and nothing he rushed to

24:51

get there and when we arrived and

24:55

I saw that they were preparing

24:56

the incubator to take him away at a

24:59

certain point I hear Federica's voice

25:01

corridor turns the corner and in the wheelchair

25:05

so that it doesn't get into his legs the

25:08

resumption of the procedure we waited for

25:10

the film and the waiting room since they

25:13

put him in this incubator most holy

25:16

is in front of Rossi Genoa Rossi Gera

25:20

the names of the cases Piccolomini Cordiano of

25:24

cables is developed everything to

25:27

help him with the oxygen so

25:29

we didn't have to even touch him

25:32

because anyway he was inside this

25:35

this incubator and so

25:38

we saw nothing and taking it away by four

25:41

Moors with masks and gloves that

25:43

we said so on the fly a

25:46

prayer a prayer and they took it

25:49

away

25:50

they took it away and I stayed with Federica for a while

25:52

just to reassure her

25:55

We talked a little more for me, no, we

25:59

closed ourselves in even if the room, as

26:01

you saw, was shared,

26:02

we pulled the curtain, we were

26:04

with each other for a bit,

26:06

in the afternoon I went to

26:09

this other hospital where, in fact,

26:12

they let me in and

26:16

the emergency of this virus had just begun,

26:20

so all the necessary precautions:

26:24

wash your hands, masks, gloves,

26:30

pink gowns, yesterday the particular bait, talking a

26:33

little, let's say that as soon as I entered the

26:36

ward, a

26:40

nurse accompanied me as soon as I saw him,

26:43

the agri exploded because I saw everything like that and so it was

26:47

n't nice, but she gave me time

26:51

to recover and then she called a

26:54

doctor, I spoke to the

26:57

doctor who, we have rules, let's talk about it, who

27:03

made one of the worst clinical pictures ever, who

27:08

said

27:12

so many things that, as soon as I left

27:14

there, I didn't want to tell anyone and I

27:19

kept everything to myself because it was

27:23

right that others didn't

27:25

feel the same pain that I

27:27

felt in that moment and nothing,

27:31

so I left the and it was probably

27:34

the worst time of my

27:37

life, I think that in that moment I

27:42

understood what pain means, the

27:50

pain of potentially losing someone and

27:55

nothing, so it remained a A very

28:00

very impressed moment in my mind, this

28:04

March 8th, it was until the day of his

28:05

birth, well, that one day of great

28:07

pain, it was the day and boss,

28:10

I thought we would lose everything, okay,

28:14

we really thought we didn't

28:17

have it and I thought I had

28:22

lost everything and even if there were remote

28:27

possibilities, or we want to be

28:31

positive anyway and we keep repeating ourselves, but the

28:34

baby was fine,

28:36

baby, the baby was breathing, crying,

28:39

how is it possible and we, I don't know if you can

28:43

explain it to me, they didn't know how to explain,

28:45

thanking God,

28:47

then, let's say, the next day, the

28:50

situation improved, thanks also

28:54

to the promptness of the doctors

28:56

at the hospital where I was hospitalized, who

28:59

had immediately started an antibiotic

29:01

because they had seen that there were

29:02

difficulties everywhere, there was

29:04

fatigue, and thanks precisely to this

29:08

promptness,

29:09

Tommaso began to recover and

29:13

therefore the incubator was

29:17

only necessary for a few days,

29:19

oxygen was also suspended after

29:21

a day, in short, he has made

29:24

giant steps, the best friends, incredible

29:28

for now, coastal,

29:35

now I'll explain, I explain that we see every

29:40

day,

29:42

this time it was worth our time too,

29:47

we went to visit him for an hour in the morning and

29:50

in the afternoon because with This virus-related

29:52

period saw visits only in

29:56

the morning for an hour, in the afternoon for an hour,

29:58

otherwise it was 24 hours. If we want to

30:01

come in, only for an hour, alternating

30:03

half an hour. I'm Alessandro, the

30:06

name of March, hasn't been seen, that is, March

30:08

has been, he can feel it in his nose,

30:11

and Federica couldn't stand it any longer in there. She

30:14

said, "I have to go out, so take me

30:18

to him, it's the next day." She left

30:22

immediately, and I'm going straight to Tommaso's. I

30:26

saw bitterness in her feet. 2010-00 tables,

30:32

she was walking with difficulty. The strength of a mother

30:37

surpasses these things. Then, in the

30:40

morning, they spoke to another

30:42

donor. He calmed her down a bit, even though it

30:44

was much less catastrophic. We went on

30:51

to allow him to breastfeed, which

30:55

was this sensation of the Arpacal at the

30:58

breast. It was the greatest joy. It's

31:01

March 11th, and my mind is that if he wants,

31:04

we can try. I

31:08

burst with joy because

31:14

the most beautiful thing was because I picked him

31:18

up and because we finally had him, he

31:23

could feel me. I knew he

31:26

needed me, I knew there was a need

31:28

for contact, and then here's this thing.

31:31

Having to stay only half an hour

31:34

we left the race we were full of

31:36

energy because we had just seen her

31:39

touched but destroyed because I knew she

31:44

needed us we knew she

31:47

needed attention and if she cries if she

31:51

wants honesty in our arms and that was how it was so

31:56

we spent those

31:58

days closed a little late locked up

32:03

in our pain and our

32:05

worry in our love because

32:09

thank God we are there we

32:12

also held each other in our love to give

32:14

all the support possible

32:16

something more difficult had left from there

32:19

both in the morning and in the afternoon without

32:21

him returning home without him returning

32:24

which our room where we are now

32:26

without him

32:29

thinking of him thinking of him there I explain I am

32:34

doing everything to use for him he could

32:39

need us and we were not

32:42

there in that period we really

32:44

closed ourselves even the closest friends

32:49

who called us want to

32:51

congratulate us and so we asked

32:54

to give each other our space

32:59

we explained minimally what

33:03

had happened that was with us I must

33:05

say all the family members and friends

33:08

understood this moment of ours

33:10

all the messages we received from

33:12

you and wherever it is YouTube run

33:16

sagra but everywhere we read your

33:20

concern in your affection

33:22

so we made those posts Of course, with

33:25

that, as being nothing about attracting

33:31

attention or sensationalism, no

33:35

absolutely not, not just

33:38

letting us know that we were going through a

33:41

particular moment and that we also explained that when we

33:45

felt

33:47

ready to talk to her, we would do

33:51

nothing about it, this is the moment when we

33:55

feel ready,

33:56

so we are ready to talk about it, yes,

33:59

because thank God,

34:00

Tommaso is fine with us, and although how you

34:06

feel now is waking you up a

34:09

little because she's sleeping, chatter every

34:11

now and then, this is the story, a little bit of

34:15

detail, diaper change,

34:21

what else to say, we, here,

34:23

let us know if you've gotten

34:27

this far, maybe use a

34:30

hashtag that they can use for diaper, it

34:37

means you've gotten this far and

34:39

you've fully understood what

34:42

happened, and also everyone for the

34:44

messages while we were gone,

34:46

these days of silence, I'm doing

34:49

parrot style, good job, I want to

34:53

thank all the staff at

34:55

the hospital where I was admitted,

34:57

even if we are doing the new thing, the

34:59

midwives, the nurses, and the

35:02

doctors of the show I was

35:04

admitted are angels, I also want to

35:06

thank the medical staff who take

35:09

care of me. of these little puppies who

35:11

fight because the little

35:14

warrior because these children are

35:16

all little warriors who are there and

35:19

fight goes away every day to

35:25

get out of the hospital and with them

35:29

the parents fight so our heart is with

35:31

all the parents who have children

35:33

hospitalized because guys it's not easy

35:36

but you have to be positive and always

35:39

optimistic because they fight for you

35:41

and you fight for them we must

35:43

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