COLUMBUS – Babies sometimes don’t wait for delivery in hospitals and that is why firefighters/EMTs are trained for childbirth in the field. That’s what happened on Monday for some first responders in an interesting place.
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On Monday, October 11th at 4:40 p.m., members from Station 27 and Station 6 responded to a woman in labor on the side of Route 315 North. When they arrived on the scene they found a delivery that was just about to happen, so they prepared the woman on site and delivered a 9-pound baby boy.
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After the delivery, the first responders took mom and baby to the hospital to be checked out.
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On Thursday the woman, her husband and Julian Juan Torres stopped by to thank the responders for caring for them in their time of need.