Brunna Gonçalves33, spoke for the first time about the birth of Whiteyour first daughter with the singer Ludmilla30. In a sequence of stories published on Sunday (18), the dancer vented about the difficulties she has faced postoperatively.
Zuri. In the report, he says that the cesarean section came against his initial will. “I always wanted to have normal delivery, this was my wish, it was what I wanted. I did everything I could, everything that was within my reach: I did pelvic physiotherapy, I did pilates, to help at the time. But it doesn’t depend on me, love … it depends on God and my daughter,” he says.
Then the dancer says that in her latest ultrasound tests, the baby was already positioned correctly for the natural birth to happen. However, in the last exam, Zuri turned and was sitting in a seated position, which makes the natural birth a high -risk procedure.
“We went to Plan B, which was the cesarean section. And that was why the delivery was cesarean section: Zuri was pelvic, which is sitting, and the natural birth of a pelvic child is very dangerous. So, the indicated is to do cesarean section,” he says.
Brunna then vents into the difficulties of the postoperative period. “It’s limiting me a lot. I can’t do many things alone, like bedtime, if I make a lot of effort, burn. If I walk for a long time, burn too. So, most of the time I’m getting lying down, sitting… it’s limiting me a lot and it pisses me off,” he says.
The dancer also says that she has a support network that is helping her right now, including her mother, her mother -in -law, her brothers -in -law and friends. “They are helping me a lot, so it’s being ‘quiet’ to live this puerperium and those first days of Zuri’s life,” he says.
O. In an interview with People magazine, Ludmilla and Brunna shared that “Zuri’s arrival has changed everything.” “Our love, which was already immense, multiplied,” said the couple.
The choice of the girl’s name, Zuri, has African origin, in the Swaili language, and translates the essence of a strong, smooth and charming woman.
