April 22 was the date of arrival for the largest infant
delivered at Massachusetts General Hospital in more than a decade. Baby Carisa
Ruscak who surprised every one with her weight of 14.5 pounds had her father, Bryan Ruscak in the delivery room with her mother, Caroline Ruscak.
The new mum who was said to have had her "big" baby via a Caesarean section said:
"I
heard the weight and I was like, 'Oh my God.' It validated me because I
was in a lot of pain when I was pregnant, so to hear the size, it made
sense."
Baby Carisa's father, Bryan said:
"When
she came out at 14 and a half pounds, I couldn't believe it. I took a
picture of the scale just to document it because I couldn't believe how
big she was. And long too -- 22 inches is long. That's what we like long
and big. That's what I am,"
"I've been teased a lot
so I'm a good sport, no problem with me long as they don't say anything
bad about my little girl.”
"Big and beautiful: Claudia and Carisa. I'll be in trouble in a few years, but that's OK. I feel very lucky,"
Dr. Jennifer Kickham who delivered the Ruscak’s first child said she was ready for a big baby:
"We
expected her to have a big baby. Her first baby was 10 and a half
pounds, so we weren't surprised. We were expecting a big baby, but we
weren't expecting one quite that big,"
"The baby came out
screaming and crying and it was a beautiful delivery.”
Baby Carisa is a little sister to 2-year-old Claudia Ruscak who was also a big baby as she weighed 10.5pounds at birth.
Source: UPI
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