Doula helps deliver baby during Golden Gate Park traffic jam
A good Samaritan stuck in the same gridlock talked the mom through delivering her daughter on the side of the road.
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Doula helps mom deliver baby girl on roadside in San Francisco after parents get struck in heavy Golden Gate Park traffic
A baby girl was born on the side of the road in Golden Gate Park after her parents became stuck in heavy traffic while heading to the hospital.
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