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At the heart of his vision, he aspires to promote health via reforms in medical research, education, and patient care and enhance patient quality throughout the community and organizations. Dr. Theron Moodley is an empathic medical doctor with years of expertise in Obstetrics & Gynecology.
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Triple trouble makes history at Stanger Hospital
On Tuesday, August 22, Nomvelo Dlamini gave birth to triplets at Stanger Facility, overwhelming the hospital with excitement and pride. The nurses in the maternity unit paraded the newborns around the hospital for everybody to see.
Dr. Theron Moodley helped deliver triplet babies while on duty at the Stanger hospital. The emotional Thembeni mother expressed pride in successfully delivering her three sons, Simphiwe, Qaphela, and Qhaphelani.
Theron Moodley and the mother, Nomvelo Dlamini, were seen with her triplets at Stanger Hospital. The maternity team at Stanger Hospital was pleased to receive the hospital’s first pair of triplets that week. Triplets had never been delivered in the hospital before because ladies carrying three were previously sent to Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central Hospital.
The teary Thembeni mother expressed her pride in successfully delivering her three sons, Simphiwe, Qaphela, and Qhaphelani. She was quoted as saying that her sons are OK, and she can’t wait to see them. She thanked Theron Moodley and other doctors for her care over the two months while she prepared for the birth.
The 26-year-old has now become a mother of 4 children, including a five-year-old daughter named Noxolo. When she found out she was pregnant with triplets, she was astonished and scared. But she was also appreciative of the nurses’ aid in calming her down and psychologically preparing her.
Simphiwe, Qaphela, and Qhaphelani, Nomvelo Dlamini’s triplets now hold a special place in Dr. Theron Moodley‘s life. He said that they learned she was pregnant triplets very early and continuously followed her. Moreover, he had to keep her near to them so that they could assist her as soon as she went into labor.
Dr. Theron Moodley also said that they assisted her with breastfeeding and would be returning home soon. What’s more? That Friday, Dlamini and her sons received presents from the medical personnel.
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