Lady Who Paid R78 500 to Give Birth at a Private Institution Gives SA Heart Palpitations: “Can’t Afford It”

Lady Who Paid R78 500 to Give Birth at a Private Institution Gives SA Heart Palpitations: “Can’t Afford It”

  • A social media user who narrated how much she paid after delivering her baby at a private institution has left jaws on the floor
  • The proud mom explained that she ended up paying R78 460 because she did not have medical aid and had to have an emergency C-section
  • The amount shocked Mzansi's Twitter users, who headed to the timeline to remind her that public hospitals are still free

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Social media users were stunned when a peep explained that she parted with over R70 000 after giving birth at a private institution without medical aid.

Lady shares how much she paid at a private clinic
A new mom gave social media users high blood pressure when she shared how much she paid to deliver at a private clinic. Image: Getty Images.
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The stunner explained that the bill went up with every extra service the doctors and nurses offered.

According to the TikTok user, her bill went through the roof after having an emergency c-section which meant extra costs. She explained that she ended up paying a whopping R76 460 because she didn't have medical aid.

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Twitter users were stunned by the hefty amount that she paid when public hospitals are absolutely free. Many headed to the comments section of the post shared by Twitter user @_siphiwe_n to dish their unfiltered thoughts

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@OOhnuh

"Read somewhere that private hospitals make people deliver through c-section, so they may charge more."

@ibrazo_usanele wrote:

"There question here is why do you not have medical aid if you want to give birth in a private facility because all these things are covered on medical aid.‍♂️"

@Zwaras1 commented:

"Private hospital rips apart those who love things- she can always give birth to a public hospital, but if the shoe fits wear it."

@BloomerVeryMuch noted:

"Something about needing ‘emergence c-section’ when you’re at your most vulnerable upsets me. Cause what if I don’t really need it and they’re claiming that I do to charge me more money?"

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In more news, Briefly News reported that seeing a small and innocent child get caught in an act of theft had hearts sinking. One mother and her young child got robbed by an armed man, and a CCTV camera caught it all.

While crime is on the rise and things are only starting to get harder in Mzansi, seeing a child get in between this mess is just heartbreaking.

Twitter page @VehicleTrackerz shared footage that showed a bakkie stopping next to a mother and child who were walking on the street. A man jumps out of the car with a gun and takes the mother's phone, and then drives off.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.

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