Kim Stidworthy, New Mexico, shares how she is pregnant and also tested positive for coronavirus. She is the first pregnant woman to test positive in her state. She was 20 weeks pregnant with her first baby and she was looking forward to the day that she would go to the hospital and meet her little guy. Kim said, "I wasn’t expecting to go into the hospital until I was gonna have this baby,” At this point, she is very scared and she doesn't exactly how it will affect her baby.“I’m 25 years old, what is happening right now. Like I’m supposed to have this perfect pregnancy journey for the first time and now this happens,” Stidworthy said.

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“A physically hard disease and you’re struggling with your physical symptoms but what’s even worse is the mental toll,” Stidworthy says. Stidworthy said that being pregnant is already really uncomfortable and it is exhausting. So now she has to worry about all of the symptoms that come along with having the virus.

“A physically hard disease and you’re struggling with your physical symptoms but what’s even worse is the mental toll,” Stidworthy says. She then had to go into the hospital because she just couldn't breathe very well. For four days she was in the hospital isolated from her family. The doctors and nurses worked very hard to make sure that she was okay but to make sure that everything was going well with her son. “When you’re in that position, you’re so so alone," She said.

She is recovering now and she is happy that she was okay but since the virus is so new experts don't know how it really impacts the babies in utero. So, although she feels better there is still some uncertainty. “Not that we’re completely out of the woods yet, again, they don’t have enough information to fully say how exactly how the virus affects infants in utero,” said Stidworthy. It’s been three weeks since she’s had any symptoms, “This had the hand of God all over it. My recovery and all that I can give that to God,” she says. Now that she’s fully recovered, “I hope we have a very normal birth. I think I’ve gone through my share of bad through this pregnancy and I would like the rest of it to be smooth,” Stidworthy says.

Now that everything is done, she has to be closely monitors and get weekly ultrasounds to make sure that he so is growing well. We hope that everything ends up okay for her son!

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