Olympic champion Sara Sjöström gave birth to a son in an ambulance.

According to inkorr.com: Sara Sjöström, a three-time Olympic swimming champion, became a mother on Tuesday, August 26. She shared that she gave birth to her first child in an ambulance right by the hospital. 'Five hours before his birth, we went for a check-up because I felt that labor was close. But we were sent home. After some time, everything changed quickly; the contractions became unbearably painful,' - she wrote.

Our lovely son Adrian was born right at the entrance to the hospital, in the ambulance.

Sjöström added that their trip to the hospital was very painful and long, but when they arrived, the baby was already on the way to being born. 'A moment that changed everything: when he was placed on my chest, and we heard the first cry. From incredible pain and fear to the most magical moment of life,' - emphasized the athlete.

Support for the athlete

Sjöström is a multiple champion and world record holder in swimming. Her story, besides personal joys, highlights how science and cutting-edge technology help fulfill one’s deepest dreams. For instance, recently a biotechnology company reported a successful application of a highly automated IVF method for conception.

The story of Sara Sjöström is not just about her sports achievements but also about a new phase in life, filled with emotions and significant moments. Her experience provides great strength and inspiration to other women experiencing similar situations and emphasizes how important it is to have support at such times.