Celina Jaitly pens post about ‘immense heartache’ of her baby’s death, says ‘keep your love and blessings coming’

On World Prematurity Day, actor Celina Jaitly penned a be aware about having suffered the tragic lack of her child. Celina tied the knot with hotelier Peter Haag and the 2 welcomed their first set of twins — Winston and Viraaj — in 2012. Celina once more gave beginning to twin boys, Shamsher and Arthur, in 2017 however the former couldn’t survive.

On Instagram, she wrote about ‘premature birth’ being a ‘very serious health problem’. She additionally added a number of photos of her son, Arthur, whom she had beforehand described as a ‘miracle baby’, for having survived the lack of his twin, and two months in an incubator.

 

She wrote, “While nothing can prepare parents for how it feels to have a baby in neonatal care, it can be a huge support to know other families have been where they are now… We went through immense heartache with one baby in NICU and funeral arrangements for his twin whom we lost to a congenital heart problem, but we survived on hope and amazing care of NICU nurses and NICU Doctors in Dubai who worked tirelessly with us to make sure @arthurjhaag comes back home with us.”

She continued, “While many preterm babies still carry a huge vulnerability to develop medical challenges or life threatening circumstances, many do grow up to become completely healthy individuals, with some even becoming notable public figures such as Winston Churchill and Albert Einstein and of course our own Arthur Jaitly Haag. Keep your love and blessings coming for Artu and don’t forget to read up on how you can prevent/support premature babies.”

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On Arthur’s third birthday in September, Celina had penned a be aware on social media. She’d written, “Having survived the loss of his twin and 2 months in an incubator bravely Arthur is an passionate hiker, skier, budding palaeontologist and baby boss.”

Celina, a former Miss India, lately made her performing comeback, Season’s Greetings. “You can take out the actor from cinema but you cannot take out the cinema from the actor. I had taken a purposeful break from cinema because of reasons best known to me and this had nothing to do with the fact that I got married,” she advised Hindustan Times in an interview.

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