5th child by 25 and Gauriya’s husband seems like he is in his mid 50s . Walking 4 hours while 9 months pregnant ! I feel so bad for her. She looks like she has aged due to the stress. She looks like 35
I just said the same thing. That man looks every bit of 55. Im scared to know how old her first child is. The way he was giving orders; no compassion, no nothing. Then he was sitting there smoking his pipe while she was climbing a tree! You're right, all the demanding physical labor, and birth after birth has aged her so much; he needs to stay off her. I'm ranting, but her story makes sad, but also angry.
This video gives me a reality check of how privilege my life is and how small my problem is . Hats off to the health officials, pilots ,amazing husbands and to the women themselves for going through all the hardships and not losing the strength (THIS IS WHAT MAKES A MOTHER ).
@Shirley Howley Exactly how I feel. Give them free birth control and if that dont happen,the women need to keep legs closed and stop having baby after baby after baby.They know where babies come from n how they get pregnant. I feel bad for the children,I dont feel bad for those women who keep getting preg
And，please help them not to get pregnant so early and so often! If they had a choice I believe they wouldn't want to have kids at a young age or have so many children.
*RUclips just recommended this video and I just clicked on to know what it is. But the documentary was telling a story which made me desperate to watch till the end. This is the still reality in most of the villages. Hard to believe but this is what it is.*
This is utterly heartbreaking. I'm currently 32 weeks pregnant and walking short distances even though I'm in very good maternal health leaves me winded, my hips ache and my pelvis feels like it's about to give way. I can't imagine an 8hr walk. Given the kind of person I am, faced with this sort of hardship to just have babies, I would stop at 1 or none. My first pregnancy was hard and it took 10 yrs for me to build up courage to do it again(current pregnancy) and this will be my last. I hope their gov gives out birth control information and resources too. You can't let women just suffer and die like this. They barely have food to eat, how are they feeding several mouths?
Good luck with your baby. 8 hour walking on the video was a long way at such a late stage. I did cycle at 40 weeks pregnant in labour in London on my way back from work by the way. Exercise isn't always bad for you in pregnancy for those who are fit. Not everyone is the same of course.
The father with two small daughters definitely needs help after losing their mother. Please Nepal, neighbors or anyone who’re there, please help them. Those little girls didn’t do anything bad.
I'm sure the neighbors are helping with the children as he is the bread winner and has to make money to care for them. I know it's hard for him for I'm their culture the women maintain the children majority of the time. He can do it, he just has to work a bit harder but it is worth it. He has two beautiful little girls depending on him 🙏🏾💕
I did feel sorry for him and it did remind me of us with a baby and child that age trying to get them asleep, same all the world over in a way - trying to get small children so sleep.
Its also important to educate them on contraceptive measures so that women who are suffering with the workload of housework and multiple kids can choose their own health over their families wanting more children. I hope they get good health care soon.
often times contraceptives are illegal for women bc procreation is "too important" in heavily religious countries even if those women & their other living children suffer
the biggest enemy of these women is tradition and religion. The women and children are dying like it is in such communities since centuries. The lack of education, health care and contraceptives ... no one who tell them that the husbands in fact kill their wives. its devastating to see this in so many cultures.
How will they have someone to care for them when they become aged if they don't have several children. Some will leave home for work, some will leave to study, some will go to where their husband's family lives. There must be enough children so there is someone left to care for them.
It’s fascinating how Gloria is just 25 but has had 5 children already! But I’m glad she has decided not to bear anymore children as she barely even have enough food for herself. God bless and provide for them 🙏🏾
Mother’s are real warriors❣️.. she is pregnant but still do work, walk miles..In that critical situation…❣️ And big salute for our nepali army..❣️ Nepal army are the pride of our nation
I’m so sorry for your loss. This can happen even in the hospital. You did not fail your wife, you obviously loved her. I’m praying for you and your beautiful children
I'm one of the very fortunate women in the world. I live in Sweden and I have given birth to four healthy boys. Without the Swedish health care system it wouldn't have happened. It's beyond tragical to watch this and see these poor women suffer sooo badly. Working, carrying children, basically taking care of the entire household while 9 months pregnant. Horrific😱. A huge eye opener to how different our lives are😢.
He is such a loving Father to his Children. What a Tragedy .It is hard to undetstand how they can cope financially. Hopefully thete are Relatives for Support. Wish them all Luck They can get. Especially the Girls.
I m a nepalese living in city area seeing this all i found my problems so smalll n i feel so helpless n emotional for these women... may god bless these moms n those little angels
Single-Dad is trying so hard! His scenes with his baby where he's oiling them to keep their skin healthy, are so beautiful. Goria is badass, climbing trees while heavily pregnant and making multi hour hikes in the mountains. We underestimate how much basic modern conveniences helps us, even just to avoid these situations altogether. A blood transfusion could have saved Jaula, and birth control could have helped Goria and her husband, who already have four children and who knew ahead of time that her last pregnancy was dangerous. Kudos to Nepal for at least building health centers.
Thank god I can feel that pain of mothers I was also born in the mountain area at home, not in the health Center this is what it is mother's love for her child. Respect all the mothers bottom of my heart.
@@mountain85 be quiet. Women have been doing that and slaving to men for decades. That is the least they could do. Complaining of a little household chores. Jesus. Men call women weak but sometimes I think men are the weak ones. I can't believe you had the audacity to say that. Men have it so easy.
Not to be mean or cold hearted, but if women are having that much trouble and serious health risk because of being pregnant or giving birth then government should be encouraging contraception..
I totally get what your saying but also I see a different perspective as well if everyone looked at this with fear of what if they wouldn't be living and they would be denied something that is natural and that a lot of people want out of life it's definitely risky but maybe with there religion and circumstances having a healthy baby is one of there biggest blessings idk just a thought it all looks so tough even the living conditions
I have 4 kids, ages 24, 24, 21 and 19, God is great they were delivered safely,natural birth. I thank God that here in the Philippines midwives go to remote villages...
Many women die in need of treatment and maternity care in Nepal. I read a heart wrenching story of many women in rural areas of Nepal where women are forced to give birth in animal shed and forest. Due to lack of nutritious food and maternity care many struggle for their survival.They are driven away from human settlements as people consider childbearing "impure". How can a taboo that considers childbearing "impure" still exist in todays world? High time to put an end to this taboo!
Sobhan-allah, when i gave birth to my third son , my body felt pain beyond barrier, i saw two angels, felt peace just to die, then at that moment i was given help , me and my son survived . I am forever grateful.
Its was hard watching whole episode! Our country is still lacking behind in many facilities like there is no proper road , transportation, basic facilities etc. kudos to all the man and women who supported her , her husband and she herself. You all are brave. Government really needs to focus in this part of country. Its shameful if we say we dont have facilities living in Kathmandu after comparing with them 💔our problems are so tiny compared to them ☹️ Such a good documentary.
My heart goes out to these women!! But please, the men could really help using birth control!! Especially when it’s the difference between life or death, and orphaned children.
And a good scheme to reward them with $30 of clothes if they use the health centre (assuming move in late labour like that is safer than staying where you are. it is probably safer to move to the birth centre not quite so late in the labour.
8:268:4115:38 Instead of flying and taking risks, why don't you build "sufficient" necessary healthcare facilities running on solar panels, in mountains where people live?
Heart wrenching.. people in the city of Nepal will find it hard to believe this stuff. Most of them will have a hard time believing that this situation still exists in 2022. We highly blame our government and leaders for such things. In name of development they only focus on urban areas where as rural areas are even can't get their basic needs..मन्दिर र भिउ टावर बनाउन करोडौं खर्च गर्छ , जनता भने सामान्य स्वास्थ्य , शिक्षा बाट वन्चित छन !!
God bless them!!! I know how much hard and struggling life they are living in such a rural part of Nepal. Government should do look and make better facilities for the rural part of nepal
We belong in city of Nepal even we are blaming about facility but if we able to see this scenario than we are in far better place as comparison to rural area but government should have to be active there for completion their basic need. Thank you AI Jazeera English for your remarkable Documentary🙏.
When I see videos like this and how barbaric it came be is astounding. I gave birth to a son who weighed 12.1 lbs and 21 inches long, I was in labor 39 hours and had him natural. The baby was so wedged where they couldn’t do a c section. I had severe complications and hemorrhaged so badly that they lost me a few times. This was all done in a hospital unlike these women. It’s up to these men to practice birth control.
Wonder Woman ..seriously , I had a Nine pounds Twelve ounces baby and that was hard enough ‼️. So happy all ended well for you eventually , but I can well imagine how rough it was 💐
@Donnell Okafor Why, it is usually the men who doesn't want to use a condom, there is no reason why a woman should bring danger to her body for that. There is a condom for woman but men normally don't like it, so they should do their job and get a vasectomy then.
@@lilu1655this is always a problem in Desi countries (india, pakistan,Nepal, bangladesh,srilanka) including whole Asia most of the Desi husbands don't help their wives ,Desi men will have another excuse that we are working outside you are all housewives, 😭 like they are all livin in the nutshell many Desi women are also working women these days they would dragging religious,culture thing when you debt about men taking part in household chores idk about western countries
It shows we have to do alot more in our country. We are still lacking the basic facilities in remote areas. Thanks for the reporting team for this effort to make us aware about the condition of women of our own country....
All nepalese needs to see this.....people in the city of Nepal will find it hard to believe this stuff.... most of them will have a hard time believing that this situation still exists in 2022.
We highly blame our government for such things. In name of development they only focus on urban areas where as rural areas are even can't get thier basic needs.
This is so hard to watch. Education is key - they need to be taught about the importance of contraception and reduce the amount of children these very young women are having. These female babies are guaranteed to repeat the cycle if they aren’t educated.
There should be a program to house pregnant women, where they could go before giving birth. A support person could come with her, returning home only after mother and baby are stabilized. They could also have medical personnel who live in villages on hand. That way, the helicopter could be reserved for unforeseen emergencies. Even if you live in a remote area, there’s really no reason for so many women and babies to die in childbirth. The world has the technology and know-how to significantly improve this situation.
Maybe go there during last month. It would be so much better. Probably cost less than an emergency helicopter also. Army could pay for it and use facility for training their nurses.
I know I've got First World Privilidge, but I know so little of their situation. Would it be possible to give these women IUDs to space out their pregnancies and make their lives medically and financially better?
It is so weird. They just built medical centers instead of educating women and also the husbands what a pregnant woman need and how they go safely through labour and giving birth.
I’ve had big haemorrhages with my two youngest children. Thankfully I was at the local hospital maternity unit and they saved my life . I feel so sorry for these ladies because of the lack of adequate prompt medical help. and it’s obvious how scared they are of having birth complications. Nobody tells you how dangerous it is to give birth before you actually have your baby.
I don’t like the husband who was telling her wife to do the cleaning and washing baby clothes… and I could se that the woman was so in pain even if she was trying to show it 😢
Truth is bitter but reality is never hidden . Namaste 🙏 and tashi delek Also my cast of himalayas people who were having this problem It's never watched field and never sloved by government of 🇳🇵 nepal. Thanks alots of this small documentary video of rural area of Nepal 🇳🇵
Women are so unbelievably strong. Living in these conditions while heavily pregnant is absolutely no joke. Every single pregnant and birthing woman all over the world, is going through the exact same pains and worries, yet theres an enourmous gap in how our experiences turn out. Pregnancy and birth is ALWAYS a risky thing no matter where you are. Pregnant and birthing women die all over the world every day. But - The western world has countless ways of making pregnancy less risky. We have clean running water, electricity, technology, functional infrastructure, access to medication and medical professionals. And those who dont have access to that, like the women here, risk dying to bring life into this world. Isnt that ironic? Dying in the process of making life. The worst part is that these women dont even have access to birth control so they have zero say in whats gonna happen. And when they eventually get pregnant they dont have the ability to choose (safe) abortion, so they’re forced to carry the pregnancy knowing it could potentially have fatal results. Both for mom and the baby. THAT is wild. Its 2023 and so many countries still do not support women. They do not support the gender that grows and births life, yet they want more? More babies. More mothers who dont get to see their babies grow up. And more babies who die at birth. And then they do it all over again in the next unpreventable pregnancy.
I knew that long walk will get her into labor and its the lack of help and comfort that made me feel some type of way…Nurse wants her to lift her leg and sit up after all that?
5th child by 25 and Gauriya’s husband seems like he is in his mid 50s . Walking 4 hours while 9 months pregnant ! I feel so bad for her. She looks like she has aged due to the stress. She looks like 35
I just said the same thing. That man looks every bit of 55. Im scared to know how old her first child is. The way he was giving orders; no compassion, no nothing. Then he was sitting there smoking his pipe while she was climbing a tree! You're right, all the demanding physical labor, and birth after birth has aged her so much; he needs to stay off her. I'm ranting, but her story makes sad, but also angry.
Likely arranged marriage
She looks way older than 35😑
Yes. I am always interested in what age they first marry and have first children. Father has grey hair so quite a big age gap.
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This video gives me a reality check of how privilege my life is and how small my problem is . Hats off to the health officials, pilots ,amazing husbands and to the women themselves for going through all the hardships and not losing the strength (THIS IS WHAT MAKES A MOTHER ).
same here
Why should people put themselves through this , the government should be provide contraception!!
@Shirley Howley Exactly how I feel. Give them free birth control and if that dont happen,the women need to keep legs closed and stop having baby after baby after baby.They know where babies come from n how they get pregnant. I feel bad for the children,I dont feel bad for those women who keep getting preg
@@cherokeeheartct8633 totally agreed. I too feel sorry for the poor babies who are born into a life of misery because of two selfish adults
@@cherokeeheartct8633👈
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He looks like a very good and loving father its so sad that he lost his wife poor family
why breed when you can't even afford it
@@saruhhhh we are humans not animals for us to breed uncontrolablly and besides the childs life will be in poverty and sadness
@@user-ue4fh5mv9s Humans are animals though..
@@user-ue4fh5mv9s It is not a crime to be poor.
@@user-ue4fh5mv9s do you really think they had access to contraceptives in a place where they didn't even have medical care?
Imagine a world where all of our mothers were well cared-for.
They are in many countries but neglected & abused in others.
Imagine that
And，please help them not to get pregnant so early and so often! If they had a choice I believe they wouldn't want to have kids at a young age or have so many children.
Imagine them having a choice and use birth control, poor souls.
*RUclips just recommended this video and I just clicked on to know what it is. But the documentary was telling a story which made me desperate to watch till the end. This is the still reality in most of the villages. Hard to believe but this is what it is.*
9 months pregnant and she does a 8 hour walk over the mountains, i will never complain again
4 hour hike, up a mountain, in flip flops…9 months pregnant.
These women are the real super heroes.
This is utterly heartbreaking. I'm currently 32 weeks pregnant and walking short distances even though I'm in very good maternal health leaves me winded, my hips ache and my pelvis feels like it's about to give way. I can't imagine an 8hr walk. Given the kind of person I am, faced with this sort of hardship to just have babies, I would stop at 1 or none. My first pregnancy was hard and it took 10 yrs for me to build up courage to do it again(current pregnancy) and this will be my last. I hope their gov gives out birth control information and resources too. You can't let women just suffer and die like this. They barely have food to eat, how are they feeding several mouths?
Good luck with your baby. 8 hour walking on the video was a long way at such a late stage. I did cycle at 40 weeks pregnant in labour in London on my way back from work by the way. Exercise isn't always bad for you in pregnancy for those who are fit. Not everyone is the same of course.
I hope everything worked out for you!
@janesmith9024 thank you 😊
@@GOGOSLIFE it did. Thank you! I had the baby in May.
@@joylastname3035 Wonderful! Congrats! I hope you're happy and healthy and so is the little one!
The father with two small daughters definitely needs help after losing their mother. Please Nepal, neighbors or anyone who’re there, please help them. Those little girls didn’t do anything bad.
I'm sure the neighbors are helping with the children as he is the bread winner and has to make money to care for them. I know it's hard for him for I'm their culture the women maintain the children majority of the time. He can do it, he just has to work a bit harder but it is worth it. He has two beautiful little girls depending on him 🙏🏾💕
Я заплакала (((
In support from India
Не переживайте за него. Он быстро снова женится, так не будет жить.
I did feel sorry for him and it did remind me of us with a baby and child that age trying to get them asleep, same all the world over in a way - trying to get small children so sleep.
Its also important to educate them on contraceptive measures so that women who are suffering with the workload of housework and multiple kids can choose their own health over their families wanting more children. I hope they get good health care soon.
often times contraceptives are illegal for women bc procreation is "too important" in heavily religious countries even if those women & their other living children suffer
They cant afford food how will they afford contraceptive
the biggest enemy of these women is tradition and religion. The women and children are dying like it is in such communities since centuries. The lack of education, health care and contraceptives ... no one who tell them that the husbands in fact kill their wives. its devastating to see this in so many cultures.
@@happyme7513another reason why they should be free
How will they have someone to care for them when they become aged if they don't have several children. Some will leave home for work, some will leave to study, some will go to where their husband's family lives. There must be enough children so there is someone left to care for them.
It’s fascinating how Gloria is just 25 but has had 5 children already! But I’m glad she has decided not to bear anymore children as she barely even have enough food for herself. God bless and provide for them 🙏🏾
I hope she can get birth control
You are a little naiv. It's very clear that if her husband wants it, it will happen.
I've got so much respect for these strong amazing warrior women!🙏
Shattered to see this conditions of women in our country 😥
Continue supports these political leaders
@@KIRANKC-m4n we all are the culprits , isn't so?
Mother’s are real warriors❣️.. she is pregnant but still do work, walk miles..In that critical situation…❣️
And big salute for our nepali army..❣️
Nepal army are the pride of our nation
So inspirational to see all the hard work she maintained even while being in fill labor! This really made me appreciate life that much more 🥺🙏🏾💕
Oh, come on! The mothers are forced to be warriors! They were not given a choice! Child after child, and endless hard labor...
@@sleepybunny2and that hard work is probably what caused these complicated near-death pregnancies
To all the mothers 🇳🇵❤️
To all mothers of nepal : STOP BREEDING !!!
I’m so sorry for your loss. This can happen even in the hospital. You did not fail your wife, you obviously loved her. I’m praying for you and your beautiful children
Right, had me shedding tears
Thank you Al Jazeera for reaching such part of our country and uncovering the pain and suffering that people are coping hardly. It hurts!!
I'm one of the very fortunate women in the world. I live in Sweden and I have given birth to four healthy boys. Without the Swedish health care system it wouldn't have happened. It's beyond tragical to watch this and see these poor women suffer sooo badly. Working, carrying children, basically taking care of the entire household while 9 months pregnant. Horrific😱. A huge eye opener to how different our lives are😢.
Thanks to all who are involved in this life saving service!!!
God I wasn't aware of this problem in our country . there is so much difference between rural village life and city life
He is such a loving Father to his Children. What a Tragedy .It is hard to undetstand how they can cope
financially. Hopefully thete are Relatives for Support.
Wish them all Luck They can get.
Especially the Girls.
I m a nepalese living in city area seeing this all i found my problems so smalll n i feel so helpless n emotional for these women... may god bless these moms n those little angels
Single-Dad is trying so hard! His scenes with his baby where he's oiling them to keep their skin healthy, are so beautiful. Goria is badass, climbing trees while heavily pregnant and making multi hour hikes in the mountains. We underestimate how much basic modern conveniences helps us, even just to avoid these situations altogether. A blood transfusion could have saved Jaula, and birth control could have helped Goria and her husband, who already have four children and who knew ahead of time that her last pregnancy was dangerous. Kudos to Nepal for at least building health centers.
Thank god I can feel that pain of mothers I was also born in the mountain area at home, not in the health Center this is what it is mother's love for her child. Respect all the mothers bottom of my heart.
Repect is merely enough. Men need to help with every house hold chore there is , take extra care during pregnancy and after delivery
@@mountain85 right,
@@mountain85 be quiet. Women have been doing that and slaving to men for decades. That is the least they could do. Complaining of a little household chores. Jesus. Men call women weak but sometimes I think men are the weak ones.
I can't believe you had the audacity to say that. Men have it so easy.
рожать ребенка дома без надлежащей помощи врачей , это по-вашему mother's love for her child?
Not to be mean or cold hearted, but if women are having that much trouble and serious health risk because of being pregnant or giving birth then government should be encouraging contraception..
I totally get what your saying but also I see a different perspective as well if everyone looked at this with fear of what if they wouldn't be living and they would be denied something that is natural and that a lot of people want out of life it's definitely risky but maybe with there religion and circumstances having a healthy baby is one of there biggest blessings idk just a thought it all looks so tough even the living conditions
Although it’s tough but also equally happy to see supportive husband ..
I have 4 kids, ages 24, 24, 21 and 19, God is great they were delivered safely,natural birth. I thank God that here in the Philippines midwives go to remote villages...
Where is the fathers like she’s doing everything 😢🙏🏾❤️
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing. I feel so bad for these women and families and the hardships they face. God bless those who help them in any way.
Many women die in need of treatment and maternity care in Nepal. I read a heart wrenching story of many women in rural areas of Nepal where women are forced to give birth in animal shed and forest. Due to lack of nutritious food and maternity care many struggle for their survival.They are driven away from human settlements as people consider childbearing "impure". How can a taboo that considers childbearing "impure" still exist in todays world? High time to put an end to this taboo!
Child bearing impure 🤔🤔🤔
I heard first time
I m from india 🇮🇳 your neighbour country.
Is it true in Nepal pregnant ladies treat as impure
🤔🤔🤔
Sobhan-allah, when i gave birth to my third son , my body felt pain beyond barrier, i saw two angels, felt peace just to die, then at that moment i was given help , me and my son survived . I am forever grateful.
I was so glad that she was able to have her baby safely I was praying for her.
pray for contraceptives, pray for education also
I felt so sorry for the first lady her 5th pregnancy she so young then she still has to do what the old lazy man gives like cleaning house ect😢
Respect to all the mother......thanks for exploring the darkside of the remote area of Nepal
Suddenly my own life feels very easy. This was so educating.
Its was hard watching whole episode! Our country is still lacking behind in many facilities like there is no proper road , transportation, basic facilities etc. kudos to all the man and women who supported her , her husband and she herself. You all are brave. Government really needs to focus in this part of country. Its shameful if we say we dont have facilities living in Kathmandu after comparing with them 💔our problems are so tiny compared to them ☹️
Such a good documentary.
It's a lovely documentary n kudos n shout to the MOTHERS, pilots,villagers ,health workers ,etc n of course a vote of thanks to the documentary team.
This literally gave me a goose bump and I’m crying watching this 😥😢😰
Salute to these strong women🙏
seeing what these women have to go through really breaks my heart...more power to them for keeping up with the patriarchal society of Nepal 💗
My heart goes out to these women!! But please, the men could really help using birth control!! Especially when it’s the difference between life or death, and orphaned children.
Literally, I m crying while watching this documentary 😭😭 😭
Lots of love and respect for Nepal army 🙏
And a good scheme to reward them with $30 of clothes if they use the health centre (assuming move in late labour like that is safer than staying where you are. it is probably safer to move to the birth centre not quite so late in the labour.
8:26 8:41 15:38 Instead of flying and taking risks, why don't you build "sufficient" necessary healthcare facilities running on solar panels, in mountains where people live?
To be a mother is very hard ...i hope all the kid love their mother in future
It is heart breaking but the government needs to step in to provide birth controls .
And education on how to use it
Heart wrenching.. people in the city of Nepal will find it hard to believe this stuff. Most of them will have a hard time believing that this situation still exists in 2022. We highly blame our government and leaders for such things. In name of development they only focus on urban areas where as rural areas are even can't get their basic needs..मन्दिर र भिउ टावर बनाउन करोडौं खर्च गर्छ , जनता भने सामान्य स्वास्थ्य , शिक्षा बाट वन्चित छन !!
The pilot is a real Life hero !!
Great documentary with reality...
I was shocked that shes only 25. This poor women has had it hard bless her. ❤
Thanks nepal army..life saving work ..it's really more than anything in the world 🌎.. 💕❤️hats up intire team...
God bless them!!! I know how much hard and struggling life they are living in such a rural part of Nepal. Government should do look and make better facilities for the rural part of nepal
Heart wrenching 💔, salute to all the mothers there and also to the pilot for his timely arrival🙏
It's sad that these men can't get a vascetomy, and so they constantly put their wives' lives at risk, and rob their living children of a mother.
I am just crying seeing those women. Bless them, their families and babies and the courageous pilot.
We belong in city of Nepal even we are blaming about facility but if we able to see this scenario than we are in far better place as comparison to rural area but government should have to be active there for completion their basic need. Thank you AI Jazeera English for your remarkable Documentary🙏.
When I see videos like this and how barbaric it came be is astounding. I gave birth to a son who weighed 12.1 lbs and 21 inches long, I was in labor 39 hours and had him natural. The baby was so wedged where they couldn’t do a c section. I had severe complications and hemorrhaged so badly that they lost me a few times. This was all done in a hospital unlike these women. It’s up to these men to practice birth control.
Wonder Woman ..seriously , I had a Nine pounds Twelve ounces baby and that was hard enough ‼️. So happy all ended well for you eventually , but I can well imagine how rough it was 💐
Finally somebody said it!!! Birth control!!!
@Donnell Okafor Why, it is usually the men who doesn't want to use a condom, there is no reason why a woman should bring danger to her body for that. There is a condom for woman but men normally don't like it, so they should do their job and get a vasectomy then.
But the husband's also need to help them with house chores
@@lilu1655this is always a problem in Desi countries (india, pakistan,Nepal, bangladesh,srilanka) including whole Asia most of the Desi husbands don't help their wives ,Desi men will have another excuse that we are working outside you are all housewives, 😭 like they are all livin in the nutshell many Desi women are also working women these days they would dragging religious,culture thing when you debt about men taking part in household chores idk about western countries
It shows we have to do alot more in our country. We are still lacking the basic facilities in remote areas. Thanks for the reporting team for this effort to make us aware about the condition of women of our own country....
Why is he telling her what to do while he smokes his pipe! You make the flour pipe man! Let her rest!
Great job to that young father! He truly loves his kids!
Thanks al jazeera team for making documentary of nepal...
That’s why I will always respect and love my mother , I’m scared just by watching this video, it’s really sad 😢.
All nepalese needs to see this.....people in the city of Nepal will find it hard to believe this stuff.... most of them will have a hard time believing that this situation still exists in 2022.
18:57 Beautiful and heartwarming moment. Rudai aayeko the ma sablai hasayera. God bless that child.
We highly blame our government for such things. In name of development they only focus on urban areas where as rural areas are even can't get thier basic needs.
This is our situation we all need to realise this is all of our problem as a whole . Praying for good health to the baby n baby mommas .
Every Mother are truly brave, video nicely presented the role of husband while in those critical situations 🙏
This is so hard to watch.
Education is key - they need to be taught about the importance of contraception and reduce the amount of children these very young women are having. These female babies are guaranteed to repeat the cycle if they aren’t educated.
I will never complain about my life again
Love this documentary!please send me a link to donate to the Dad with two babies who lost his wife.
Beautiful daughters, god blessed them
At least the neighbors are there for each other.
Salute to all the mothers🥺❤
Terrible I feel so bad for the single dad and all these moms these children
1:53 apart from everything, I guess these extremely tough physical works and food crisis affect health of expecting woman and developing baby.
God i thank u 4 evry little thing that i have.Amen.
Amen 🙏
Really heart thrashing to see pregnant women walking miles for a basic check up 😔
Her child is now safe in gods eternally loving arms
There should be a program to house pregnant women, where they could go before giving birth. A support person could come with her, returning home only after mother and baby are stabilized. They could also have medical personnel who live in villages on hand. That way, the helicopter could be reserved for unforeseen emergencies. Even if you live in a remote area, there’s really no reason for so many women and babies to die in childbirth. The world has the technology and know-how to significantly improve this situation.
Maybe go there during last month. It would be so much better. Probably cost less than an emergency helicopter also. Army could pay for it and use facility for training their nurses.
My mother has lived the same life what these women's are living 😭
I know I've got First World Privilidge, but I know so little of their situation. Would it be possible to give these women IUDs to space out their pregnancies and make their lives medically and financially better?
Great documentary.
There should be a way for all of us to help that father. That poor man and poor babies. I want to help them.
It is so weird. They just built medical centers instead of educating women and also the husbands what a pregnant woman need and how they go safely through labour and giving birth.
I’ve had big haemorrhages with my two youngest children. Thankfully I was at the local hospital maternity unit and they saved my life .
I feel so sorry for these ladies because of the lack of adequate prompt medical help. and it’s obvious how scared they are of having birth complications.
Nobody tells you how dangerous it is to give birth before you actually have your baby.
You have the best stuff on your channel! Thank you!
Poor guy so sorry that he lost his wife,its so sad poor thing
These some strong women ❤️💚💛🧡💪🏽👍🏼👍🏼👏🌈🙏😇
I don’t like the husband who was telling her wife to do the cleaning and washing baby clothes… and I could se that the woman was so in pain even if she was trying to show it 😢
Every youth living in urban areas n never seen this shuld watch it
But still Nepalese are listed as happiest country in South Asia… now you can imagine how’s the condition of whole South Asian countries …🥲
Happiness index is a sham basically
it's really hard to watch.. My heart aches watching these women trying to deliver their babies while risking their lives...:(
Truth is bitter but reality is never hidden .
Namaste 🙏 and tashi delek
Also my cast of himalayas people who were having this problem
It's never watched field and never sloved by government of 🇳🇵 nepal.
Thanks alots of this small documentary video of rural area of Nepal 🇳🇵
Women are so unbelievably strong.
Living in these conditions while heavily pregnant is absolutely no joke. Every single pregnant and birthing woman all over the world, is going through the exact same pains and worries, yet theres an enourmous gap in how our experiences turn out. Pregnancy and birth is ALWAYS a risky thing no matter where you are. Pregnant and birthing women die all over the world every day.
But - The western world has countless ways of making pregnancy less risky. We have clean running water, electricity, technology, functional infrastructure, access to medication and medical professionals. And those who dont have access to that, like the women here, risk dying to bring life into this world. Isnt that ironic? Dying in the process of making life. The worst part is that these women dont even have access to birth control so they have zero say in whats gonna happen. And when they eventually get pregnant they dont have the ability to choose (safe) abortion, so they’re forced to carry the pregnancy knowing it could potentially have fatal results. Both for mom and the baby.
THAT is wild. Its 2023 and so many countries still do not support women. They do not support the gender that grows and births life, yet they want more? More babies. More mothers who dont get to see their babies grow up. And more babies who die at birth. And then they do it all over again in the next unpreventable pregnancy.
"in one of Asia's poorest country" this line hurts 😥
So incredibly sad 😢
Poor ladies I don't know how they cope god bless them.
I am so priviliged to be able to choose child free life. Thank you God and please protect these poor families and women who have no choice.
Man could’ve washed clothes, cleaned the house and prep the mill flour instead of sitting around and smoke 💨
I knew that long walk will get her into labor and its the lack of help and comfort that made me feel some type of way…Nurse wants her to lift her leg and sit up after all that?
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