“Five minutes too late to the hospital things could have got a lot worse, but luckily, fortunately, things worked out in the right way for us.” AP Photo/Frank Franklin II Devon returned home Tuesday afternoon with Rylee and their world got back to its normal routine. Article contentĪ day later, the proud parents could relax. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. During, obviously, I was petrified, but things ended up working out great.” “I didn’t really have a chance to think about it until after. “I don’t think I’ve been more nervous in my life and scared,” Helm said. Relaying the story for the first time Tuesday morning, Helm was still visibly shaken by the ordeal, but relieved to report that all was well and everyone made it through safely. Rylee Klaire Helm, all six pounds and 10 ounces of her, was born in the back seat of the family car, mom handling the delivery after dad pulled off on to the shoulder of the highway, about five minutes shy of making it to the hospital at 2:15 a.m. Please try again Article contentĪmong the NHL’s speediest skaters, Detroit Red Wings forward Helm, 28, rarely loses a race, but on this occasion, his daughter arrived first.
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