A couple at Burning Man met an unexpected guest one night in their motorhome motorhome.
In a statement in Today.com, a spokesperson for Burning Man Project confirmed that a baby was “spontaneously” born on August 27 in Black Rock City, Nevada, where the annual festival takes place.
Kayla Thompson told the New York Times that she was sleeping with her husband, Kasey Thompson, in their motorhome for VR when she suddenly started to feel a lot of “pain”.
“A few minutes later,” Kayla Thompson told the publication, she gave birth to the couple’s first child in their motorhome. She quickly met a little girl of 3 pounds and 9 ounces.
The couple told the New York Times in the interview they had not planned a child, and Kayla Thompson was not aware that she was pregnant.
She explained that she did not seem pregnant and “had no symptoms” of pregnancy.
“Even the hospital’s nurses were like:” you don’t seem pregnant at all “,” she told the publication.
After his wife gave birth, Kasey Thompson remembers having run outside the VR to call “anyone to come and help us”. He was met with a nurse in neonatal care, a pediatric doctor and an obstetrician-gynecologist, as well as other festival-goers, he said in the interview.
Burning Man medical staff then arrived on site to help you. According to the statement to Today.com, Kayla Thompson and the newborn were taken to the Burning Man emergency care center before being transferred to a Reno hospital, Nevada.
The couple told the New York Times that there was only room for the baby to be transported by plane to the hospital, and Kayla Thompson had to travel by ambulance. Kasey Thompson said he had been confronted with the decision to make sure his baby went on the helicopter or to leave at that time with his wife.
The appellant “the most difficult decision of my life”, he said that he was encouraged to accompany his wife and chose to go with her to the hospital.
When they arrived, the couple recalled that Kayla Thompson had been taken to a room, while Kasey Thompson went to see their little girl in the neonatal intensive care unit.
“She was healthy and healthy, and I was so delighted,” said Kasey Thompson.
“Burning Man Project wishes to extend congratulations and property to the family,” the spokesman said in a statement. “In the middle of the wind, heat and storms, they brought new life to the world to Black Rock City. Of all the things we celebrate in Burning Man, bringing life, connection, transformation and joy are the most expensive to our heart. ”
