Isabel Veloso explains whether she will be able to breastfeed her child and talks about childbirth

by Andrea
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The influencer Isabel Veloso18, explained in Instagram Stories, this Thursday (12), that she will be able to breastfeed her son. She is 28 weeks pregnant and undergoing cancer treatment.

Furthermore, she said that a cesarean section is the best birth option for her, especially since her son will be born prematurely. “How can a baby be born naturally without such a big risk? If he wasn’t premature, and if he was in good condition, I could have had a natural birth,” he explained.

The influencer also said that she will always prefer a natural birth, despite it not being the best option for her. “A cesarean section must be performed in cases like this, when the life of the mother and baby are at risk,” he said.

This Thursday (12), Isabel opened a box of questions on Instagram Stories, this Thursday (12), and it was asked by an internet user if she is afraid of dying.

“Are you afraid of dying? I love you!” asked an internet user. “I didn’t have any, my only fear was dying alone. But since I discovered I’m a mother, I’ve become afraid of very simple things. My biggest fear is leaving my new family,” he replied.

She is currently 28 weeks pregnant and, as mentioned, is also undergoing cancer treatment. Last week, she gave updates on her health and

In the last update, she also mentioned that the last chemotherapy sessions had not had any effect. She had, at five months of pregnancy, after discovering that her breast had grown again.

Isabel mentioned that the Doctors began evaluating your labor for 32 or 34 weeks and mentions that the baby is at a good weight during the 28 weeks of pregnancy. The influencer’s first pregnancy with her husband, Lucas Borbas, was

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