article_snippet.sent: In an unusual twist of fate, described as a 'million to one shot', a young mother has given birth in the back of an ambulance for the second time in as many years after a young mother baby boy was born on the same stretch of busy main road as her baby boy brother.
article_snippet.sent: I can't imagine there are many people who have both both children like this - it must be a million to one.'
article_snippet.sent: I was not going to have baby Edward in an ambulance,' laughed Mrs Maddox, who is training to be an accountant. '
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Maddox, whose husband is a self-employed forester, added: 'I didn't even know I was in labour with his son himself until I was pushing. '
article_snippet.sent: the couple knew the couple did not have time to hang around for Peter's parents to arrive.
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Maddox said Mrs Maddox had considered it might have been easier to have a midwife go to Mrs Maddox, but was told home births were not available in Mrs Maddox area.
article_snippet.sent: The mum-of-two opted to go to Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital instead of Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King's Lynn, as Mrs Maddox knows Norwich and the hospital far better.
article_snippet.sent: And the couple joke that they are old hands when it comes to registering an 'in transit' birth.
highlights_snippet.sent: Katrina Maddox, 23, from Norfolk, said the odds must be 'a million to one'
  Her husband Peter delivered first son Reuben on the A47 two years ago .
  