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Friday, September 27, 2024

CHRONICLE OF A MARRIED MAN

Please, if a new mom complains of any discomfort, take her to the hospital straight. I don't mean chemist, aunty nurse or pharmacy, I mean a standard hospital.

The process of labour and delivery is very complicated.

Inside the womb, the foetus feeds on whatever the mom eats. It is attached to the mom, shares the mom's blood, water and nutrients with her..
Labour is the process that occurs when the foetus wants to detach itself from the mom, it involves a lot of painful and complex processes.

Then comes delivery which is the most complex and risky The foetus comes outside and the umbilical cord which joins it to the mom is cut, the placenta which carries blood too is detached. This delivery process that we look down on can move from zero complication to 100 in minutes, whether CS or 'normal delivery' as some call V-birth..
Years ago, a friend's sister gave birth via V-birth and after a few hours, she started bleeding uncontrollably, suddenly. She was even sitting on the hospital bed, breastfeeding her baby when it started. She sadly bled to death that day.
So you see how unpredictable it is?
Mind you, it can happen anywhere in the word, third world countries like Nigeria only have higher rate.
Now to my main point, a new mom is very vulnerable, her system is not yet balanced, anything can go wrong at anytime from delivery to a few weeks after delivery.
We lost a family friend recently.
She gave birth to her third baby three months before and they were gearing up for church dedication. That week, she started complaining of feeling sick. They called a neighbourhood "nurse" to come treat her at home.
Aunty nurse came and administered intravenous fluid(drip) on her, gave her injections and medicines to treat malaria, typhoid and infection, without doing tests.

After three days of taking injection and the medicines, she was still sick and they told Aunty nurse, she told them to keep giving her the medicines, that she will be fine(the injection had ended).
The woman died two days later, leaving behind two kids below 6yrs and a new born baby.
Husband was lamenting that if he knew it would lead to de#th, he would have used the money they reserved for dedication ceremony to treat her in a hospital. They are from the part of the country that fancy dedication party the way Yorubas fancy 8th day naming ceremony.
Rest in peace to her.

19 comments:

  1. And then u will see some people beating women that actually just gave birth. My God!!!!!

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  2. Well done Sir.

    Such a sad one. May her soul rest in peace. Amen.

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  3. Women are really trying..
    From pregnancy to labour to delivery to nursing d baby...Ko easy rara

    May her soul rest in peace ๐Ÿ™

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  4. Child birth is not a walk in the park. May God bless and keep all mothers safe. And bless every woman that want to have their own children amen.

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  5. Oh Lord Rest in Peace to the Lady oooo

    God save Us women ooo
    Father please keep protecting us oooo๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™
    I Remember when I gave birth to my son ,I was still seing blood but Normally I dey do period if I born.
    I gave birth to him September 27 2020.when I left the hospital My elder sis came around to help she massage my tommy with hot water as she finish I enter room wanted to wear pad.. as I bend down the next thing I saw was so much blood cussing like tap water
    Ahhh I couldn't move ooo
    I called my sister she was shaking me self dey shake
    I just manage enter back toilet stand the blood was still cussing out ooo
    After awhile shaa it now started coming out small small
    I just use pad wear undies jare come out
    I still saw blood for like A month and two weeks
    Just small small
    So Second week of November it stop finally..
    Dec I saw my Normal period..
    I no go hospital but I was fine ooo
    ThankGod ooo..๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™

    Hello iya Boys

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    1. Who massaged a woman that just delivered stomach, as in the same day u put to bed? Very wrong, thank God u didn't die because it can actually kill u..

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    2. @sharonlicious not same day ooo
      After three days of delivery was already back home..
      Normal delivery do massage hot water nah
      I did dat with my first child..
      Nothing of such happen
      Anyway ThankGod...

      Hello iya Boys

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    3. Chika thank God for you o because you really took risk by not going to the hospital. Good to know you are okay now.

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  6. When trying to save money goes wrong. Not everything in this life should be about saving money. That is one sad story๐Ÿ™๐Ÿพ

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  7. What should men married to women who dislike hospitals and even medicines do?
    Card to a quality hospital plus an ATM card enough to meet bills provided. But Madam says no.
    What should a submissive husband (the type Naija women covet to have, Lol) do?

    And in passing -
    "They are from the part of the country that fancy dedication party the way Yorubas fancy 8th day naming ceremony."
    Why not balance the naming since it is relevant?

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    1. We already know that south south and south east value child dedication more.
      May her soul rest in peace

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  8. Child birth (C'S or natural birth) is not a child play.

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  9. The day I saw a woman in labour, I knew it is not a child's play.
    So sad a story.

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  10. Kai.... really sad. May her soul rest in peace.
    Thank you for sharing, may God help us all.

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  11. This is so sad!

    I remember having CS after two V-births and the explanation was that my womb was no longer oval but round and the baby couldn't engage. Hence, I had the CS birth and was discharged three days later. A day after i was discharged, i started feeling feverish and a neighbor who runs a laboratory came to run a test on me and said i had very high infection. I reached out to my gynae to ask if he could recommend antibiotics, he said it is best i come back to the hospital (God bless him!!). I got to the hospital and was diagnosed with Sepsis. I was admitted for almost a week!. I thank God for my life. Before then, I never knew sepsis was deadly!!. I thank God for my life and that i listened to my doctor despite what my ex and his mom said!!!......

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  12. Jesus.
    The Most Complex B

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  13. Kelahni events 0813781292327 September 2024 at 17:52

    I lost a customer at 37 due to complications from child birth recently. After 3 children. Giving birth to the fourth one and this happen. It's painful. May her soul rest in peace

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  14. This story just remained my of my late neighbor and friend Yemisi. She gave birth safely and we were all happy. On the day of the naming she collapsed and was admitted in the hospital. One week after she died leaving her child Feranmi๐Ÿ˜ช

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