Brazilian nurse Rusia Goes gave birth while unconscious and breathing through a ventilator tube in April as she battled severe COVID-19 symptoms.
Rusia Goes, a nurse who gave birth on April 26 hooked to a ventilator tube to help her breath as she battled severe symptoms of COVID-19, carries her daughter Luisa, her pre-mature birth baby, after she was released from the hospital, during the coronavirus disease outbreak in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, May 25, 2020. Picture taken May 25, 2020.
While she normally works as a nurse in a neonatal intensive care unit, Goes stayed home once the coronavirus outbreak started. But her husband Ednaldo Goes suspects he may have transmitted the virus to her as he continued to go out to work and shop for the family. The baby tested negative for the virus and was isolated from Goes, who was transferred to another hospital as her condition worsened.
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