Rescue wagon in Mühlau: Baby Emil sees the light at flashing lights!

Rescue wagon in Mühlau: Baby Emil sees the light at flashing lights!

Vöcklabruck, Österreich - In a special birth history, Emil Matteo was born in the ambulance on May 6th. As reported [meinzirk.at] (https://www.meinbezirk.at/voecklabruck/c-lokales/emil-matto-im-im-im-im-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur-zur, his mother Valentina Dellinger had very quickly joined the contractions. So the family made their way to the Red Cross ambulance, and transport to the LKH Ried was initially planned. But as soon as they had covered a few hundred meters, the ambulance had to hold - Emil was born.

paramedics Oliver Brugger and Amin Bahtijarevic were on hand and accompanied the birth. Valentina even cuts through the umbilical cord, which is due to the support of the team. Shortly after this exciting situation, an emergency doctor arrived to prepare the mother and child for further transport to the LKH Ried for the trip. Valentina said very positively about the experience and affirmed that she felt in good hands and was not afraid.

in the sign of the Red Cross

The Dellinger family is closely connected to the Red Cross. Dellinger's mother, Karin Dellinger-Müller, is a doctor and member of the district office committee of the Red Cross Vöcklabruck. In this context, she emphasized the importance of support and the role of the Red Cross at the birth of her grandson. A special moment was when the big brother proudly announced that Emil saw the light of day in the ambulance with flashing lights.

professionally, many are committed to the Red Cross; Emergency paramedics take on a central role. According to training.de, emergency paramedics are considered the highest non-medical qualification in the emergency services. Your training includes both theory and practical experience. They are responsible for the initial care of patients in emergency situations and provide life -saving immediate measures, which proves to be decisive in situations like this.

another "miracle" from Carinthia

Emil's birth is not the only one that took place in the vehicle of an emergency services. Little Jannik in Wolfsberg, Carinthia, was also born in comparable circumstances. According to Roteskreuz.at, the mother reported with contractions, and his father, novel, who is also a district rescue commander, carried out the birth as an emergency paramedic. Jannik weighs 3180 grams and measures 53 cm. His family is also closely connected to the Red Cross, since his big sister is already actively in the youth red cross group.

The stories of Emil and Jannik impressively show how important the work of the Red Cross is. The freshly baked parents and their newborns are good and look forward to the future together as a family. These "car births" not only underline the professionalism of the rescue workers, but also the humanity, which is decisive in such moments.