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Baby Born in Family’s Driveway After Less Than An Hour of Labor

A baby was born in an ambulance parked in an Ohio family’s driveway less than an hour after her mother went into labor.

Alyson Michael said she felt stomach pains about 1:30 a.m. and around 3:20 a.m. she determined she was in active labor.

Medina County sheriff’s deputies arrived at the home first and assisted until a Fire and Rescue crew arrived.

Michael was loaded into an ambulance, but EMTs quickly realized the baby was going to be born before they could make it to the hospital.

Clara Mae Smith ended up being born in the driveway of her family’s home.

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