A mother in China quietly left the next day after giving birth. (Picture / Retrieved from Netease Video)
So sad! A 42-year-old woman surnamed Shen from Zhejiang, China, recently took a ride to the hospital alone to give birth and gave birth to a baby boy. However, she quietly left the hospital the next day, which made the hospital very anxious and contacted the police urgently. In the end, they found someone at Shen’s residence, and there was an onion behind the truth.
According to Lu media reports, Shen Nv took a ride to the hospital alone on the 13th of this month. She was already in labor at that time. Fortunately, she gave birth to a healthy baby boy. The process only took half an hour. The next afternoon, Shen Nv told the nurse that she had not. I wanted to prepare some necessities for the hospital, so I left the hospital, but did not come back after a long time, which made the hospital a little worried, “This woman is not accompanied by her family, and her expression is a little dazed. We are worried about whether she will suffer from postpartum depression. ‘, and asked the police for help.
The police worked together to search and found Shen’s place at 11:00 pm. They knocked on the door for a long time, but no one answered. After contacting the landlord, the door opened and she was relieved to see Shen’s woman lying on the bed. At that time, Shen’s mental and physical condition were not good, and the police helped her get into a police car and brought her back to the institute to learn more about the situation.
It turned out that Shen Nv went to Hangzhou to work more than 10 years ago, leaving a pair of children to her mother-in-law and husband to raise. She only goes back to her hometown once or twice a year. By doing odd jobs, she can earn 5,6,000 yuan a month (about 2.2 to 2.7 yuan). 10,000 New Taiwan dollars), in addition to renting a house of 600 yuan (about 2,700 New Taiwan dollars) and living expenses of 900 yuan (about 4,000 New Taiwan dollars), the rest of the money is sent back to the hometown.
Shen Nv revealed that her mother-in-law only had her sick husband to take care of the children in April this year, and her parents’ family basically couldn’t help, so even though she was pregnant, she still worked until before the delivery. Since most of the money was sent home, she only had 200 yuan (about NT$905) left after paying the hospital bill, so she decided to work to make money immediately after giving birth, “I was still there the day before the baby was born. At work, what woman is willing to risk it like this?”
The police were deeply sympathetic to Shen’s experience, and various units extended their helping hands to make her feel warm and cared. They planned to settle down a little and would take the children back to their hometown first. “In the future, if there are caring companies to help or have suitable opportunities, I hope to stay here for a long time.”