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Baby born after 18 miscarriages
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Angie Baker called Raiya her ‘little miracle’A Sussex mother who suffered 18 miscarriages has spoken of her “little miracle” after giving birth following specialist treatment in Epsom.
Angie Baker, 33, from Peacehaven, gave birth to daughter Raiya on 9 December.
She received treatment for a high number of subtype white blood cells, which attacked the foetus believing it to be a foreign body.
Ms Baker said: “I’m overwhelmed, it seems like a dream. She’s perfect in every way.”
From the age of 20, Ms Baker’s miscarriages took place one after another, between five and eight weeks after conception.
She said: “Emotionally it was a rollercoaster. Every time I got pregnant I was hoping this was the one and it wasn’t going to end in a miscarriage.
“Deep down I always thought it would be a little problem that could be cured.”
Ms Baker was treated by Dr Hassan Shehata, a specialist in recurring miscarriages at Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust.
Angie Baker gave birth to Raiya after 18 miscarriagesShe was found to be suffering from high levels of Natural Killer (NK) cells following tests only available in Epsom, Liverpool and Chicago.
Dr Shehata prescribed Ms Baker treatment which involved taking a high dose of steroids two weeks prior to conception and 12 weeks after… Continue Reading
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