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Medvisit Global welcomes Japanese twins
'So many good things come in pairs, like ears, socks and panda bears. But, best of all are the set of twins, with extra laughter, double grins.' We are delighted to announce that our global family has welcomed two of its newest members from Japan. Pink or blue? Why not both? A girl and a boy have come to the world after 10 years of unsuccessful attempts in different countries. Nevertheless, Georgia turned out to be the place where the lifelong dream of their parents came true. Due to COVID-19 and the current travel restrictions, the parents have not met the twins yet but they started to form bonds via video and audio calls. As the frozen emb...…
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Connection is an important aspect of being human. We seek connection with others, and we naturally want it between our children and those we love. Recent pandemic developments have brought a number of challenges to everyone including international intended parents who cannot see their newly born babies abroad due to travel restrictions. For this reason, we are happy to suggest various ways of bonding for long-lasting parent-child relationships. Luckily, communica...…
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New Success Story at Medvisit Global
What could be more brave than coming to the world in the times of the pandemic? A story to be told! Let us introduce you to a new member of our global family - a girl whose birth has proven that even in the toughest moments life always finds its way to go on. Everything went as usual, the only difference is that while she stays with us, her parents remain overseas, However, the bonding between them started with a beautiful song that the parents sang to her via a video call. We are extremely proud of being able to brighten up people'...…
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Pregnancy in the time of COVID-19
Q. What effect does coronavirus have on pregnant women? Generally, pregnant women do not appear to be more likely to be seriously unwell than other healthy adults if they develop the new coronavirus. It is expected the large majority of pregnant women will experience only mild or moderate cold/flu like symptoms. Cough, fever, shortness of breath, headache and loss of sense of smell are other relevant symptoms. …
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