He thought he could not conceive a child and had a "superb" 7 kilos in New York

Giving birth is something that I almost excluded. Studies revealed that Joy and her husband had a 15% chance of conceiving a child. Therefore, after seven years without success, They adopted a child.

However, in 2016, she managed to get pregnant and had already made a history: the baby was born with a weight of 5 kilos, a figure considered "high" by the standards of Medline, database produced by the National Library of Medicine of the United States.

And now Harper has come, born at Arnot Ogden Medical Center (Elmira, New York), who enrolled in the scale shortly after cesarean 15 pounds and 5 ounces, on the edge of 7 kilograms and 59 centimeters in height. These are more typical measures of a baby with at least three months of life.

His weight was compared to that of a bowling ball. Or two gallons of paint. The three doctors who had to attend Joy Buckley's delivery were stunned and Joy confessed, "I have the impression that two trucks hit me."

Harper has broken with all expectations. "It was a bit violent, it got stuck under my ribcage"he explained to the newspaper NY Postalthough he indicated that he was recovering already.

"I can already walk. I'm so relieved that I no longer feel this pressure"Joy commented, 1.76 m and 95 kilos, according to calculations that he heard from doctors, in his son there was enough amniotic fluid for two babies.

The baby had some complications during the delivery and was taken to intensive carewhere he breathed with badistance. However, the doctors were confident that he would be released in the next few days.

"We are very happy with her. We were able to support her, she seemed rather happy "added the mother.

According to Publish, officials of the Ministry of Health were reviewing the state's historical archives and, until now, they had not found any more important background.

As explained by Medline, this type of case is usually caused by the size of the parents, but it can also affect a case of maternal diabetes during pregnancy.