EMERGENCY C-SECTIONS: Behind the scenes of THE MATERNITY WARD with Dr Alex

The midwives, nurses and doctors on the labour ward do an incredible job under immense pressure and often very difficult circumstances. In this video I am proud to take you onto the labour ward that I used to work as a doctor, alongside senior obstetric registrar Dr Lola Brown. We share with you some of the stories and experiences we had working there and give you an insight into what an emergency c-section is really like. We also catch up with one of the doctors on the ward and find out what the pressures of covid-19 have done to the mental health of the labour ward staff. I hope you enjoy this video, remember to subscribe if you would like to see more content like this 👇
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[@DrAlexGeorge]

Let me know your thoughts on the video and any questions you have 👇 Thank you 💙

[@adrianabrabers8129]

Nice vid,. I didn t know that you are a tv-doctor with more than 1,4 million followers. i become a little bit shy right now. I saw that at instagram. Give the other doctor a hug from me. She is so nice and positive. Lots of kisses for you, your girlfriend and the other doctor. Oh, whole Holland will gonna follow you. You will become Dr. Phil in a younger version. No, you are a lot nicer. I have a new chromebook and i ll cannot find the hearts, but xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks so much for the support 💙

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Emergency Medicine 😊

[@nathanheath3820]

Alex what do u make of boris Johnson gradually opening stuff back up do u think it's a good idea

[@hooraindoll3244]

Nice vid,

[@megansarrington4309]

Imagine your in the middle of having your baby and Alex from love island comes in

[@louiseroberts532]

I’d be so embarrassed 😂😂😂

[@megansarrington4309]

Louise Roberts literally, especially when you in labour everything’s on show 😂

[@louiseroberts532]

Megan Sarrington I’d be like omg hi, don’t look at my fanny😂😂😂😂😂

[@B132xx]

Now this is how you use a social media platform. Adore these videos, so clear and positive. And information thats easy to understand for us non medical folk. Keep up the good work xx

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks so much Becky 😊

[@sa4540]

What for selfish reasons and to keep relevant?

[@georgiekate589]

Having had a severe postpartum haemorrhage after a C section myself it was very scary suddenly having all hands on deck but without that I probably wouldn't be here. So massive thanks to all who work in the NHS and thanks for showing what a labour ward is like 😀

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Georgina thank you for sharing 💙

[@nissa.f3930]

Absolutely love this guy ! He is soo humble & grateful, you don't know your potential Alex & hope you get very successful in your medical career. Lots of love

[@nataliehall7326]

How lovely is Lola!! Found that so interesting. Thankyou. Every medical professional in your videos has been so lovely, from drivers to doctors. 👏🏻 those heroes 💙 x

[@DrAlexGeorge]

She is amazing 💙

[@sophiemyatt9417]

So lovely to see you share maternity! I’m a 3rd year student midwife, with 3 months left! Maternity, much like A&E, is there for 24/7 for women and their family❤️

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Exciting! Congratulations!

[@umanu5437]

Lola is so amazing, send her my blessings ❤️

[@DrAlexGeorge]

She is 💙💙

[@hollithomas2222]

I really appreciate the verbiage you used when referring to people’s birth experiences. “Born through the abdominal wall rather than vaginally” etc. A lot of people say “normal” birth and stuff and as someone who just can’t get babies out hahaha it’s very validating

[@beckiebrown834]

I had an emergency csection and was blown away by how many people it involved. Even though there was alot going on, I found my surgery incredibly peaceful and managed to do my hypnobirthing breathing throughout. Hypnobirthing is definitely not just for "textbook" vaginal births. My baby swallowed some meconium so I was so grateful that the baby resuscitation was there in the room as I never had to take my eyes off her. I'm so grateful for the NHS ❤

[@francescab2268]

Lola's great. Exactly who you'd want to be looking after you on labour ward when having a baby. Calm under pressure and reassuring so puts confidence into the patient. Great video would like more of these in different departments.

[@heatherjane4760]

After having a wonderful induced labour (thanks to my amazing midwife coaching me) and delivery my 9 LB 9 son I had a severe haemorrhage and was rushed to theatre I will never forget that experience the doctors, midwifes and anaesthesiologist were fantastic! Without them I would not get to see my daughter and son grow up! So thankful to all NHS staff that work on the delivery suite 💖 My room was full the second the midwife pulled that emergency button, just incredible ☺️

[@chelsearead4900]

Being 34 weeks pregnant watching this has really eased me about the birth of my little boy thank you so much Dr Alex thank you all for your hard work we really appreciate you all!♡

[@annedymond4051]

Thank you so much Dr. Alex. I’ve just met my midwives for the first time and never seen a labour ward with family or myself before. I’ve started to think about my birth plan and bit of a control freak about wanting to know everything that goes into delivery. This video has been a reassuring video and incredibly insightful. Thank you very much.

[@sarahdavis601]

This was so interesting and brought back memories of when I had my son when lola spoke about team work and all hands on deck when someone has to go to theatre. My sons heart beat had dropped as the cord had wrapped around his neck twice so he had to come out fast. I was rushed into theatre and if he wasn't born when he was I would have had an emergency c-section. The staff were amazing and I'll never forget them 👏💙

[@LOUISEP03]

I had a cat 1 emergency c section in December because my baby’s heart rate crashed and honestly it was the most terrifying few minutes of my life. I couldn’t believe how quickly I was in theatre from the buzzer going off. Hats off to the midwives, surgeons and everyone else involved you really are all incredible ❤️

[@kayineson4220]

It’s amazing seeing all what goes on a live labour ward. They do a incredible job! Excellent video Alex,

[@DrAlexGeorge]

💙 Thank you!

[@mahtajb1330]

Amazing seeing different health professionals from diff departments, they all work so hard, and give patients such amazing care ❤️

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks :)

[@janetmoss5275]

Hi Dr Alex another fab video I truly love listening to your stories about A&E my Gran used was a nurse and in her later years went into the mental health side of nursing . She was such a sweet kind thoughtful person whom I miss very much,I would often go and spend time at Grans and read her medical books I loved it. You have to be a very special person to care for people and I feel that shows through in every video you make ,such heartfelt dedication. You are an amazing dr and only hope that if and when I need some medical attention I get a dr just as dedicated as yourself . Take care and stay safe we really do sincerely appreciate what you are doing for everyone

[@rideremii]

Had 2 complicated labours/births the most recent of which was only 2 weeks ago! I’ve had a haemorrhage, two 3rd degree tears and my first baby needed 2 minutes of resuscitation and second baby had a knot in her cord and was round her neck twice! As traumatic as they were the staff are incredible and it brings back quite fond memories looking around a labour ward 💓 thank you NHS staff!

[@fran1196]

I found this so interesting Alex! Thanks for taking us round the different areas and rooms and explaining what happens where!

[@hjgadsdon]

Loved watching! It reminded me of my category 2 c-section that I had in Lewisham, all the staff on labour & maternity are amazing 💙

[@katieb6350]

This was fab Alex thank you! As a soon to be first time mum (in the single digit countdown now) it was really reassuring for me to see what the inside of the labour ward actually looked like. Tours and antenatal classes are all cancelled in my trust and this was just what I needed to see so I know it’s not that scary. Thanks again!

[@ellietodd512]

Thankyou for using your platform to upload these videos! 💙 we all appreciate so much what you do, Thankyou !

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks Ellie 💙

[@QuinzelB]

I thank the NHS massively for what they done for me and my son when he was born in Oct. I had to have a cat 1 section under general and although I regret not seeing his birth I didn’t doubt their decision for a second. Their work saved his life. Thank you NHS.

[@Mockingjay-mo3qu]

3rd year student midwife here. Thanks for sharing the matter it’s unit. ❤️ I remember my first emergency it was a 2 for 1.

[@causer32]

Really good to see this side. Maternity units are incredible. I had to have a cat2 section after failing to progress and my sons head being stuck. I had to be under general anesthetic and suffered maternal sepsis and lost alot of blood. I had my son in a hospital that's getting alot of bad press but they literally saved me. I have nothing but admiration for all areas of NHS 💙

[@DrAlexGeorge]

I am so glad everything worked out 💙

[@emilyashby4697]

Another amazing video! I have had 2 v different labour's neither textbook but thanks to the incredible midwives i was put at ease throughout its so much more than just delivering the baby safely. I love seeing different aspects of the hospital. I think its so important to show how each department works and how much praise everyone deserves. All such amazing people doctors nurses hca etc xx

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks for sharing Emily 💙

[@Alphazen7]

Thank you for your amazing dedication & hard work. People are so fortunate for the sacrifices you guys make 💙💙💙

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks Alex 💙

[@roserose-gt4if]

Aww great video Alex! Midwives are on another level of compassion! Perinatal teams are so vital with mothers suffering mental health disorders and really help. My daughter had a cat 1 called 9 months ago for my grandson and in the end there wasn't time for c-sec (details withheld) but the room filled up with specialists within seconds literally and baby and mum were saved with other emergency intervention. Amazing to experience albeit terrifying but the firm yet kind, gentle tone of voices kept the whole incident calm. Kudos to the mum and baby people! 👏👏👏❤

[@DrAlexGeorge]

They are amazing x Thanks for sharing x

[@footsteps1988]

I had a cat 1 section with my 1st after his placenta failed and it was scary but the team were amazing. Thank you for doing what you do x

[@daniellahoward664]

After a cat1 csection last month I couldn’t be more grateful to the NHS for keeping me and my baby safe. Thank you for this video Dr x

[@harrybetts4597]

Love these videos so much , I have a great amount of respect for you all

[@shellyh5186]

Love this! I'm due my first baby in August and I'm high risk so will be on consultant led unit with an increased risk of needing a C-section. This was so useful. Also I'm really pleased that the midwives have encouraged people to go in for monitoring if they notice a change in movements. I've been in already for this once and I felt absolutely completely safe and looked after.

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Congratulations and thanks for the support x

[@louisefranks6938]

Another interesting video. Both my children were delivered early by C-section due to developing pre-eclampsia/HELLP syndrome. Although this was quite a few years ago now, I still remember how scared I was. The knowledge and expertise that maternity staff, doctors, surgeons and all those concerned have is incredible. Thank you 💙

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks so much for watching and glad everything turned out ok 💙

[@JKchick62]

Loving the videos recently, huge help for me as a prospective med applicant. Am super nervous about the work environment and this is giving a real insight into hospital work tysm. Great job! 🙌🙌👍

[@clairewoodland8472]

My mums having a baby in 3 months it’s great to know what happens bts and how well she’s being taken care of! Thankyou to all the nhs staff for the work your doing right now and the work you have always doing x

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Congratulations Claire 💙

[@clairecarey8004]

Love love love this video it’s so interesting seeing inside the hospital 💙

[@okfaye1804]

This is amazing Alex! Really enjoyed this video! Can see your really passionate about what you do! Thank you for what your doing and keep safe!💙

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks for watching Faye 💙

[@samanthamorris7696]

Love this video, im starting as a student midwife in September so lovely to hear your appreciation for midwives😊 x

[@emmabird7514]

This is great!! Please do more of these throughout the different wards!! 👍

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks Emma!!

[@lisacorbett7608]

Thanks Alex for your videos I find them really informative and such a helpful insight into the workings of the NHS. You, and all your colleagues in the NHS are doing such an amazing job. Stay safe. X 🌈

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks Lisa 💙💙💙

[@MannedCoronet00]

Can't believe what I have heard about your brother, we are all here for you and thinking about you Alex.

[@naomiw8909]

I find it all fascinating. I started at the birthing centre and got blue lighted to hospital as my little one had shoulder dystocia and was back to back; the surgical team were amazing, and I actually enjoyed it even though ended up having forceps and a PPH. Me and baby were very well looked after and it was an incredible experience- looking back it's scary maybe but in reality at the time I loved every moment (and I was terrified of giving birth). Thanks NHS 💙

[@beezo7316]

I love that you are so down to earth, great video!

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Ahh thanks so much 💙

[@mayanessa690]

Hi Alex this was great to watch and to hear, your experience on the labour ward. Nice to hear you’ve got a great team! Everyone seems so nice. 😊

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Hey Maya! Thanks for watching as always xx

[@katychisenga-phillipps3033]

What you said about remembering the first emergency... That resuscitaire took me back to my paediatrics job when I was on the neonatal side. When you're standing in the corner waiting for a baby and you can see the delivery is difficult...

[@louisebold9934]

Really hit home with the emergency c-sections... I've had both an emergency and elective cesarean section and the difference is unreal. The emergency was category 2/3 so I believe it was between 30 and 45 mins but with the elective baby was born in a more calm environment completely different experiences

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks for sharing Louise 💙💙💙

[@louisecoates575]

Your such a great doctor Alex You work so so hard WELL DONE ALEX!!!!

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks so much!

[@finnaver5724]

I had an emergency c-section.. thank you NHS 💕

[@hunjanamrita]

Great video Dr Alex. So informative to hear from the midwife's point of view. I remember when u spoke about c sections on love island and how u had everyone's attention - keep doing what ur doing and inspiring others!

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thank you!! Xx

[@lucelemon1493]

I had a c-section with my little boy 2 years ago and had to be fully asleep so its ace to see what goes on 😅 thankyou so much for the insight and well done for being amazing 💜☝️

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks so much for watching and hope everything turned out ok 💙

[@evebeinguniquebeingme6205]

I love to hear about experiences on a labour ward my friend is a student midwife and I also read Leah Hazards memoir too it's so interesting as it can be rewarding and heartbreaking too such a good video to see stay safe! 💖

[@DrAlexGeorge]

💙 Thank you!

[@celtic9333]

Amazing loved it my nephew was born 3 months early and weighed 1 pound 10 and was in hospital for 3 months before he got home I have nothing but respect for all midwifes doctors and neonatal staff 😊🙏💯

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks for sharing 💙

[@celtic9333]

I will be forever grateful to all staff they saved my nephews life and now he's a strong happy healthy almost 9 year old sending love to all of you 💙💙

[@angeladean9980]

great video love seeing all the great work you do thank you all to you and all the nhs

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks Angela!!

[@missdoglover1644]

Thank you for this Doctor, I’m just down the road from Lewisham in Sidcup. You are all doing a fantastic job 👍🏻💙💙💙

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks for the support 💙

[@richardblackwell1230]

Another very informative video. Like to see other areas of the hospital and learn about what they do. 👍👍👍

[@kellychick7647]

What a good video dr alec george very interesting to watch ❤

[@ytclaire2007]

Amazing video, thank you! Was always curious about this,I knew you would deliver this in a calm way. Ordinarily id be scared to watch videos like this with anxiety! 😅

[@Mad.hxterzzz]

Such a challenging career you have it's amazing great video with honest simple explanations of what goes on take care xx

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks Nikki 💙

[@maryhubbart166]

Great video Alex! It brings back all the memories and although I may of not said it at the time (actually I know I didn’t) 🙉, giving birth is the most amazing experience especially with the midwife giving you the best support needed x

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Ahh amazing 💙💙

[@taroneg5377]

Thank you for posting this video Alex as a few people I know have had babies and I was very interested on what is going on in the maternity world as we never hear about that

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks for watching 💙

[@aidanfinnigan4740]

Great insight as to what it’s like thank you!

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks for watching Aidan 🙌🏽

[@hopefennellmonan4571]

This was interesting to watch 💜 thanks for a another great video x

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks so much for watching Hope 💙

[@sherimillman53]

Great video shots very interesting about what happens in maternity thank you Alex

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks Sheri 💙

[@VerityDanielle]

My absolute dream job is to become a midwife, Iv been looking into becoming a maternity care assistant to get some experience of what labour and delivery wards are like , thoroughly enjoyed watching this video Alex found it extremely interesting ☺️

[@love-hn2rr]

I've had two C sections both elective (but first one was advised by consultant). I did have the option to try vbac with the second but decided to go for elective csection and I have had a great experience.

[@christophercollins9987]

Thanks youtube! a good channel was recommend to me

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks Chris :)

[@einstein6122]

Absolutely fantastic interesting information. Just hard to listen when you talk over each other. Keep up the fantastic work Dr ur the best ❤️

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thank you so much!

[@sharleenhazell8169]

This is amazing Alex, such a wonderful insight into this particular area of the hospital where families can most definitely be at their most frightened & vulnerable-I can’t imagine anyone better than either yourself or your wonderful colleagues taking care of people on the ward & thank you so very much as always for the incredible work you’re doing, both inside & outside of the hospital! Xx💙💙

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thank you Sharleen you are so kind 💙

[@ashpr1094]

Another brilliant video Alex thank you 😊 🙏🏼 I had both my babies at Pembury Hospital but lewisham hospital is very familiar to me for family members being in and out of there living in Deptford. Anyway thanks Alex really enjoyed this video x

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks for watching Ash 😊

[@einstein6122]

You have so much experience and knowledge in the medical field, going forward could you give us advise on treating burns, bee stings and a allergy reaction before getting to hospital. Thank you

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks Paula! Lots still to learn! Noted 💙

[@daniellemoore8921]

Total awesome Dr Alex keep safe dude

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks for watching 🙌🏽

[@katherinecollins4685]

Very interesting vlog, great to see how it all works

[@There87Akin]

I had an emergency c section with my 1st and had no idea there were categories...it was all very calm though. I have recently been told that I have to have my 2nd baby (due Sept 2021) on labour ward due to having had a c section...which I also didn't know before lol. There is always something new to learn. Glad to see what a Labour ward can look like was a bit nervous.

[@sarinakhan1184]

great video alex really insightful ☺️.

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thank you 😊

[@ericabates5361]

Hello Dr Alex, my Son is now 23 💙 & I had Cesarean Section with him. I was in Labour in total for about 23/24 hours & was not fully dilated. His heart had also gone up slightly. So with no progression with dilation I had a Cesarean Section. & Consultant & Theatre Staff also let both My Mum & My Dad in the Operating Room 😁 💙 Erica x

[@deqofarah3136]

Nice video I enjoyed watching thank you doctor Alex.

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thank you!

[@ac2311]

Absolutely loved this! Had twins via C-section in August and I was out of it for the whole thing so it's nice to hear what goes on 😅

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Congratulations Amy 💙

[@ac2311]

@@DrAlexGeorge thank you :) love your content, it's so positive and insightful!

[@gillohare581]

keep safe and keep well and happy x

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks Gill 💙

[@collettecollettec]

I remember when you explained how a C section worked on love island. At the time I had recently had an emergency c section for my son. Really good to see this video on how things work because at the time I was so drugged up and not really aware of what was going on AND I was on my own. So great video Alex!

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks so much 💙

[@jaas8331]

These videos are class u definitely have earned a new subscriber👍

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks for joining 😊

[@jaas8331]

Your welcome, keep up the good work 👌

[@sawerjr0]

Just seeing this vlog now, really good, loved Dr Lola, not a lot to say on it, but interesting and through your vlogs, I am getting access to areas in a hospital I would never be allowed into, not saying a lot on this one, doesn't mean to say I didn't enjoy it, I did, your vlogs are exciting and pacey, Lots X

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Ok thank you!

[@_emmaxx9]

Your so amazing and inspiring

[@nissysarapaul6330]

Such a wonderful video and truly an inspirational video tooo☺ I am a medical student from india

[@afrocurly_Selena]

I had an emergency C section with my first son 5 years ago because he stoped growing so I was induced but they was worried about his heart beat and he wasnt coping in labour. Ive never been soo terrfied in my life. For my second son I had a planned c section year half ago but it was brought forward because my son stopped growing. It was completely different, very calm, music I knew what was going on. It was my best experience and grateful for the nhs for for the birth of my sons. My only criticism is off midwives outside of hospital who you see for apointments throughout your whole pregnancy they say zero about c-sections. I went to a birthing class with my first son and they never spoke about c-sections as if they dont happen!! So midwives really need to explain about c sections to first time mums and not just talk about straight forward natural births without complications.

[@1aurabaker]

Could you do a video on the best advice on becoming a doctor and how you got to where you are? Xx since lockdown I’ve been left in the dark on medical school etc.

[@dannyhope9269]

Great video 👍 different wards

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thank you!!

[@breighannamoore3249]

Thanks you NHS

[@sugariiesw33t]

This video was so insightful, Alex! So excited for OB rotation when I hit my clinicals! My thoughts are with families who are currently pregnant, pregnancy alone is stressful let alone during a pandemic but it’s healthcare heroes like you guys who help to decrease a bit of the anxiety :)

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Amazing! Thanks for watching 😊

[@johannagallagher5855]

Great blog ☀️

[@iceydiamond9992]

Thanks again for another great informative video Alex, much appreciated. I had a natural birth and actually didn't have the first clue about the different C-sections you could have until I saw this! However I did have around 100 stitches after being cut and fell down the stairs a few days later on my bottom holding baby and went down the full flight, wasn't the most fun experience I've ever had, wouldn't recommend it haha! x

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Hope you made a good recovery 💙

[@donnac1506]

My grandson is 11 days overdue booked into st Thomas hospital to be born I'm starting to get a bit stressed waiting now sadly I live in Wales so won't see him till all this is over 😞 but as long as he's healthy and the birth goes well ....nice to see behind the scenes 👍🏻

[@DrAlexGeorge]

I know these are difficult times but stay strong 💙

[@donnac1506]

Dr Alex George lots of people a lot worse off than I am just wish he'd put a move on now his poor mum has taken to playing ping pong to try and get labour started 😀 fingers crossed it won't be much longer , thanks for taking the time to reply, stay safe 💙

[@abbiprice4496]

I just wanted to say how grateful I am for all the work you do in labour ward to all the doctors and midwives. Without you my little boy wouldn't be here so I am forever grateful to you all especially in these hard times. My little boy is 11 weeks now and doing really well.

[@tamarbeckford9874]

I had my emergency csection at that hospital. Highly doubt it but if I do have another baby I will not be going there again. my whole experience was extremely traumatic and no one took me seriously as I was discharged and re-admitted on numerous occasions even though I was a high risk pregnancy. My baby was a IUGR baby, I also had preeclampsia then contracted sepsis whilst on the antenatal ward resulting in me having my baby prematurely. I was also given the wrong medication that put me at risk of placenta abruption. However due to my experience it has motivated me to do a midwifery course as I want to give ladies the best experience possible. I wouldn’t want anyone to go through what I did.

[@jeanbilly8466]

Very interesting. Must be Hard for most at this moment in time. This video made the ward look very calm. May i Just say i seen my nephew Arriving in 2 this World. I drove my sis 2 hosp her contractions came on fast we made it to the wing Just in time. The midwife went to get her notes. My sis then Just laid down pants off i said omg Theres a bubble coming out I pressed the Red button. Then he was out like a fish my sis was in shock then the midwife came back n said omg pressed her alarm give me the baby. My legs went weak i couldnt speak. The team were now all doing there bit a round my sis Who was shaking shivering. I turned round seen the scales Placed my nephew down n left It happened that fast i think every one was in shock.. Hope you dnt mind me sharing my story. So keep up the great work # keep strong #keep safe # keep smiling. Thank you so much., 💪😷😊❤

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thank you for the support 💙💙

[@laurenelizabethpond7463]

I had an emergency c section because of a cord prolapse and I wasn’t allowed my mum or anyone in the room with me when I had my daughter

[@chizobanome5902]

OMG God is great he's miraculous God l think all men should know this too and my praise also go to you guys in the hospital well done kudos l mean bravo bravo thank you stay safe 🌹🌹👌👍

[@DrAlexGeorge]

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[@life-ud2mr]

Oh well this was my favorite episode i guess gyno is one of my favorite subject i enjoyed when i watched my first delivery i m still too young to know things but yeah when i went as a student in delivery room that was great experience i clicked pics of those newborns everything happen so quick i just remember the Apgar scale reading nurses were so quick newborn baby looks so cute but one thing is funny my mum gave me birth at home it wasn't bad maybe bz my grandfather was nurse hehe lucky me and doc i wanna watch more about emergency medicine doctor and how challenging it is its my final year in medicine school wanna know more after this bachelor degree what should i do give some advice / stay safe

[@DrAlexGeorge]

Thanks so much for watching and sharing your experience!

[@katrinaf1959]

I had a catergory 1 c section last April due to a placental abruption sadly it was too late for my baby she was born at 39 weeks but only lived for one day! It’s so scary as had two normal Pregnancies prior and no signs this was going to happen. Only 26 too! Staff who did the section were incredible x

[@talzmckenzie]

I’m so sorry

[@katrinaf1959]

Talyia Mckenzie I know it’s hard xxx