Congratulations!! Welcome to the world, Baby Lilly!
Gray said about eight minutes from the hospital, Namba told him she had to push.
“Once I pulled that door open, I saw my baby’s head, and I about dropped to the floor. I’m on my knees, in the snow, in negative 14-degree weather,” Gray said. “By the time he came around the car and opened the door, she was already coming out,” Namba said. “He ended up being Dr. Daddy, and catching her, and doing such an amazing job.”
“We ran through the whole hospital, and we got upstairs and we finished doing, like, checking on her, making sure everything was good,” Namba said, adding that everything has gone smoothly since.The parents were in the hospital with Lilly for two days before they were able to bring her home to her two older brothers on Christmas Eve.
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