The hospital is what you’d call pretty basic. It’s totally clean, and they have everything we need, but there aren’t a lot of frills like you’d have in the States. Instead, what we do have are three nurses and a doctor all for us, and everyone is standing by to deliver a healthy baby.

Some of my stress is relieved when they get Tessa hooked up to the monitors and see that she’s okay and so is the baby.

Once we’re there and the doctors check her over, ...