Sam Quek had 'recurring nightmares' about birth before emergency C-section drama
11.04.2022 - 10:55
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Olympian turned TV presenter Sam Quek has opened up about her newborn son’s dramatic arrival into the world. Sam, 33, and her husband Tom Mairs, 36, exclusively introduced their second child, a son called Isaac “Zac” Gregory, to OK! and revealed all about his premature birth.The couple, who have been married for four years and are already parents to daughter Molly, thirteen months, recalled how former Team GB hockey player Sam went into labour one week early, before things took a dramatic turn.
Morning Live presenter Sam told us that she was due to be hosting the BBC show on Friday 11 March, but that in the early hours of the morning she began to experience contractions and then panicked as she noticed she was bleeding. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.
At our exclusive shoot, Sam explained: “At 2am Friday morning, I woke up and felt a bit of a twinge.Those twinges gradually grew stronger and stronger and turned into contractions.” “I’d been having recurring nightmares that if this birth went to a C-section, I was going to haemorrhage. I just felt like something was going to go wrong for this one, I don’t know why.
“I went to get changed, and when I saw there was a bit of blood, I started to panic, naturally – when you’re pregnant and see blood, it’s never a good sign.” It was then that Sam and her hubby decided to go to the hospital to get the advice of doctors.They were told everything was ok, but that Sam should remain in their care as a precaution.Tom went back home to look after Molly, while Sam attempted to get comfortable. However, at 11am, the couple’s consultant delivered the news that Sam needed an emergency C-section.
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