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The Jewish General Hospital had to make a really tough call to protect new babies and their moms

The Jewish General Hospital had to make a really tough call to protect new babies and their moms
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Mothers-to-be who are expected to give birth at the Jewish General Hospital will not be allowed to have their spouse in the delivery room with them due to COVID-19. The hospital’s decision came on Saturday after a pregnant Woman’s spouse was experiencing symptoms of COVID during delivery.

The hospital understands that this can all be overwhelming but for the safety of mothers-to-be and their babies, it was a decision that needed to be made.

There has now been a petition circulating around to reverse the hospitals decision that has already gathered over 50,000 signatures.

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