Many times there are shocking news from all over the world. Now there is a news recently which is shocking. In fact, a woman gave birth to a child amidst the waves of the sea. At this time, there are discussions of this woman on the whole social media. The woman also shared a video of her delivery. After watching this video, the users were surprised. The woman has named her delivery 'Free Birth'. According to the information received, the 37-year-old woman's name is Josy Peukert and she is from Nicaragua. She gave birth to a baby boy amidst the water waves in the Pacific Ocean. Josie uploaded the video on Instagram in February, but now it is fast going viral on social media.
Woman gives birth in the ocean - and her husband brings along a SIEVE https://t.co/p5n0ueYLNU
— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) June 1, 2022
Josie is already the mother of four children. In the video, Josie is seen with her 42-year-old husband Benni Cornelius and Josie's husband helped in the delivery. They used only common things like towels and bowls to keep the umbilical cord. No modern equipment or technology was used in the delivery. According to a report, during pregnancy Josie gave birth to her baby without medical help for the so-called 'free birth'. In the video, at the time of delivery, Josie can be seen groaning in pain amidst the waves. In this regard, Josie says that the waves that were hitting her on the back were making her feel comfortable during childbirth.
"I wanted to show that even without medical intervention, the woman's body is capable of having children. She wanted to make this delivery completely natural and free. According to reports, this process of a delivery done by Josie is full of controversies. In 2018, when a woman from California tried to have a baby with this technique, she was born dead. Experts also refuse to follow such a procedure.
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