“I was like what do you mean by that? That’s when the stress spiked obviously”, Matt said.

Matt had twice given the wrong address to the ambulance because he was so stressed, and barely two minutes after he made the call, the first baby was delivered.

Chipman, the dispatcher, stayed on the phone with Matt the entire time and walked him through steps to ensure that the baby was breathing properly. When the second baby started to show, it became apparent that she was in breech position.

Chipman talked Matt through this problem, too, but when the baby girl was born, she was not breathing. Relying on his training, Chipman told Matt to turn the baby onto her side, where, thankfully, she began to cough and breathe.

Minutes after the delivery, the ambulance arrived to transport the parents and babies to the hospital.

READ: Why Planned Parenthood must be REJECTED and DEFUNDED

“For the rest of the day we kinda just looked at each other and were like, can you even believe that happened? It was incredibly bonding”, Mary said.

“Every dispatcher hopes and prays that they have a baby call”

Babies Lilian and Clara were born at just 33 weeks and were taken to the neonatal intensive care unit after their birth.

“To be honest, it could have went a hundred different ways but we’re just so blessed and so happy that it went the way it did, you know that they’re healthy and good”, Matt said. “We’re just so grateful”.

“I think every birth is a miracle, I think kids are miracles, and these were just a little more tender. Our miracle’s that everything worked out and fell into place for these two”, he went on.

Chipman said that he has always wanted to help deliver a baby over the phone in his role as a dispatcher. “Over the course of the years, every dispatcher hopes and prays that they have a baby call”, he said.

He also had the crew contact the hospital to ensure the twins were doing well.

“It’s very rewarding. Here in dispatch, we don’t very often get a positive call or a positive situation. So to have a positive like that you just delivered two twins on the phone and they’re doing healthy and the mom’s doing good, it is so rewarding”, Chipman said. “I would do it again”.

Spokesperson for Right To Life UK, Catherine Robinson, said “Congratulations to Matt, Mary and their whole family on the birth of their baby twins! It is amazing to hear these stories of parents and medical professionals coming together to help babies in crisis”.

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published at Right to Life UK and is reprinted here with permission. 

Matt had twice given the wrong address to the ambulance because he was so stressed, and barely two minutes after he made the call, the first baby was delivered.

Chipman, the dispatcher, stayed on the phone with Matt the entire time and walked him through steps to ensure that the baby was breathing properly. When the second baby started to show, it became apparent that she was in breech position.

Chipman talked Matt through this problem, too, but when the baby girl was born, she was not breathing. Relying on his training, Chipman told Matt to turn the baby onto her side, where, thankfully, she began to cough and breathe.

Minutes after the delivery, the ambulance arrived to transport the parents and babies to the hospital.

READ: Why Planned Parenthood must be REJECTED and DEFUNDED

“For the rest of the day we kinda just looked at each other and were like, can you even believe that happened? It was incredibly bonding”, Mary said.

“Every dispatcher hopes and prays that they have a baby call”

Babies Lilian and Clara were born at just 33 weeks and were taken to the neonatal intensive care unit after their birth.

“To be honest, it could have went a hundred different ways but we’re just so blessed and so happy that it went the way it did, you know that they’re healthy and good”, Matt said. “We’re just so grateful”.

“I think every birth is a miracle, I think kids are miracles, and these were just a little more tender. Our miracle’s that everything worked out and fell into place for these two”, he went on.

Chipman said that he has always wanted to help deliver a baby over the phone in his role as a dispatcher. “Over the course of the years, every dispatcher hopes and prays that they have a baby call”, he said.

He also had the crew contact the hospital to ensure the twins were doing well.

“It’s very rewarding. Here in dispatch, we don’t very often get a positive call or a positive situation. So to have a positive like that you just delivered two twins on the phone and they’re doing healthy and the mom’s doing good, it is so rewarding”, Chipman said. “I would do it again”.

Spokesperson for Right To Life UK, Catherine Robinson, said “Congratulations to Matt, Mary and their whole family on the birth of their baby twins! It is amazing to hear these stories of parents and medical professionals coming together to help babies in crisis”.

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published at Right to Life UK and is reprinted here with permission.