A VERY High Risk Delivery | Full Episode | Delivering Babies with Emma Willis, Season 1
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Over the course of 10 weeks, TV Presenter Emma Willis will work as a Maternity Care Assistant supporting the charismatic midwife team on the busy maternity unit at UK’s Princess Alexandra Hospital in Essex...
In Episode 4:
Tara and her partner Lloyd arrive on the ward. The couple have had had thirteen unsuccessful pregnancies over the last eight years. Tara has been given a cervical stitch to ensure that this baby is carried to term.
However, once in labor Tara suffers a chord prolapse, one of the most high-risk situations in child birth. The midwives and surgeons must act quickly to ensure the baby survives.
Every week Emma is trained in different aspects of the job. This week she will receive bereavement training, one topic she hasn’t been looking forward to. While Emma prepares for the training veteran Maternity Care Assistant Val shares a personal story.
#EmmaWillis #DeliveringBabies
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My baby died inside me in 1981. We were at Walter Reed army medical center. After three hours of labor he was born sleeping. They put him in a metal pan. I asked if I could see him and they held up the corner of the pan so I could see him. I never got to hold him or say goodbye to him. I didn't get to kiss him. To this day his birth haunts me. God blessed me with three more babies all healthy. Thank you for letting me tell you my story.
Thank God for your healthy babies! My own mother and mother-in-law each had 3 miscarriages- and were told that their bodies could NEVER carry children to term. Then both ended up having 4 children after that-none were premature, and only one had a lung condition at birth! Then, all were fine! If your ob-gyn tells you to give up on being pregnant and carrying to term, get a new ob-gyn! OnlyGOD knows!
Bless you ❤️
That's heartbreaking. What was his name?
I'm so sorry for your loss and how you were treated.x❤😂🕊️✨🌹
You were treated badly. I'm so sorry.
Having doctors and nurses run into the room in the middle of the night is terrifying. I was in the hospital for 2 weeks before my daughter was born. Doctors wanted her to get a little bigger, but my lupus started fighting her off. Finally at 37 weeks we couldn't wait any longer. My daughter was born 3lbs 3oz. She went straight to the nicu and I was pumped full of medication. She will be 20 in December. I couldn't be prouder of her.
I can't even imagine having 13 miscarriages/stillbirths! She's such a strong woman!!!!!!
👍👏👏👏👏👑💪
She's got 13 little angels in heaven.
yes 13 little angels cheering her on ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
She’s not meant to have a child I suppose
@@oaktharas that was her 3rd living child
They did AMAZING with that emergency!! GOT ME CRYING LIKE A BABY!!
U and me both! I'm so happy for them that everything went well. Good work on their part. Someone was watching over them that day!
Just amazing how their fast acting probably saved that babies life.
Gosh I can't imagine being the dad. Or the mom HOW scary!
Lies again? Polite Home Delivery
@@NazriByou need to be blocked out of RUclips! I see you’re saying mean things all around.
I cried my eyes out too and yes the emergency team did an amazing job 💕💕💕
The little girl delivered by emergency CS was so beautiful, looking around with an expression like "what happened...eh...eh...I was in a cozy mama's belly just a minute ago..." :) Thanks to God for advanced delivery possibilities, otherwise these situation would be critical. I also had an emergency CS.
Omgggggg that scared the crap out of me when that nurse said CORD! Good job team for a fast delivery and saving that precious babies life!!!!
To answer Emmas question about getting over it..... The loss of your baby you never get over. You just learn to live with the grief in its many stages.
❤ Those kiddos are missed at every holiday, birthday, and family event.
Wow, they really sprung into action when they realized that the baby was in danger. I felt so bad for the mum and dad when they all started shouting at each other and telling her to turn over and then cramming the drink down her throat. I can't imagine the sheer panic she must have felt. I mean they did amazing and it was necessary for baby's safe delivery.
Yes how scary for mum.
That was actually very impressive.
I was at UC DAVIS MEDICAL CENTER when my grandson was critically I’ll and undergoing tests. As my daughter and I sat in the cafeteria, waiting the two hours for the medical team to do the tests, all of a sudden the PA system started playing, “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” out loud. I just started bawling out loud, it meant a new life just came into this world- and a couple’s life just changed forever! Thankfully, my grandson was able to be saved- and is now a very healthy 17-year-old!
“You’ll get there, because you have to.”
You’re right
That hit me in my feels 😢
You don't get over loss, you learn to live with it and those of us with faith, believe we will be reunited one day.
you will see them in heaven someday Janice 🙌
I legit cried when they pushed that emergency button. I was thinking no not again. Thank heavens everything with mum and baby are good.
Omg. That prolapse. The other episode the one midwife was explaining to her about it and then It happened. That was so intense. Poor dad was so excited then the chaos and he was so confused and concerned his face omg. I couldn’t handle it. Mom was calm considering like ok gunna have a good labor made it this far. They have been through enough then wham. Glad they checked when they did seemed like they removed the stitch and then it happened. I know it’s probably edited for effect but it was still scary. Couldn’t imagine a still born or 13 miscarriages. I love this show. Makes me wanna have more and I can’t. Emma is beautiful and amazing. I’d love to do this job. That one mom was a pro barely had to push. Wow. I need more!!
At about the 25 min mark... Those eyes looking around! I feel that this child is special. She looks like she already knows things... It is like she has been here before and her soul is peering around to see if she is where she is supposed to be. #14 is beautiful! How utterly bitter sweet.
Right, there's something special behind those eyes
My son Tristan was stillborn at 26 weeks due to my water breaking after an amniocentesis. I delivered him, not knowing that his intestines grew outside of his body, which was the reason he passed due to him suffocating. husband was a military at the time and we lived in Japan, I couldn’t bury my child and he was too small to cremate. This was the hardest time of my life and I truly understand the heartbreak and pain that these women go through and I know one day they’ll be able to move on, never forget but move on
This is a wonderful series. So true and Emma is a beautiful woman, respectful to the parents with heartfelt emotions. ♥️
Situation like the cord prolapse is just one of the many of the things that can go wrong during a delivery which is why home births are such a big risk because if you lose you lose big time. I never had a home birth but I lost my first born at 22 weeks due to an infection causing my Water to break he lived for 45 minutes I don’t wish that pain on anyone and the thought of someone willing to take that chance all for a perfect birth experience is mind blowing to me.
Well seeing as though she was high risk and Drs that know that will insist on a hospital birth and she was there home birth wasn’t an option for her. People that have home births are healthy and no medical concerns. When a midwife helps or is there or in a birthing center nothing wrong with a woman having a choice. If you check yourself in labor and all you feel is the head then you’re ok. I don’t think it’s ok to lump it all together like home births are horrible. Lots of babies die in a hospital setting or during induction and Csections too. Especially in the US with the highest.
Honestly as a pregnant mom, I would feel very moved if someone at the hospital cried if we lost our baby. I wouldn’t expect it but I wouldn’t be annoyed with it either. That’s called empathy and it’s a trait I would find comforting in a stark hospital…
Oh bless them
This episode has me in all sorts of emotions
I've had 17 pregnancies and only have 2 children, both are girls and we just found out we r expecting again.
And my best friend lost her baby the day she was to be induced.
I was by her side the whole time, I held her hand as his little body came into this world.
She named me his godmother.
I had this non profit company come and take pictures for her. It was called now I lay me down to sleep. I know it's here in the US, not sure about the UK
I’m so sorry for your losses Kera and what a good friend you are being by your friends side. Congratulations on your new baby I pray everything goes well 🙌
God Bless You, I have two son's that I lost, The second child was a twin, Praise God that I got to keep one of the twins. I know how hard it is, may God help your heart to heal.
All my love
We had 8 losses including a set of twins at 22 weeks and two stillbirths at 29 weeks and at 37 weeks. I don’t know the gender of the first 6 because they were early in my pregnancies. The 29 week baby only weighed 1lb 4oz due to a short umbilical cord he didn’t get enough nourishment. The 37 week baby was 7lb 8 oz. and 23 inches long, the doctors didn’t listen to me a few days before we lost him that I knew something was wrong. We now have two healthy men, 32 yrs old was born at 34 weeks and 6lb 10oz and our second is 31 yrs old and weighed 4lb 6oz. Both spent between 2-3 weeks in the NICU but they survived! I had my tubes tied after the second c-section. I never wanted to go through those experiences again! I really feel for these couples to having to bear this experience. I didn’t have any type of bereavement 33-36 years ago. I wish they had something. I have no pictures, or anything but memories
I too miscarried my 1st at 16 weeks 36 years ago and never knew the gender because back then they weren't able to tell. It's a heartbreaking loss that you never get over...I sometimes still wonder what he/she would be doing today but I know that he/she is in heaven and happy and healthy. My second child was a healthy little boy born 2 years later and he's an amazing 34 year old young man. I'm so very sorry for your many losses...💔😢😇
In 1979, at 28 weeks' gestation, the babies died in utero. Twins, who shared a placenta. One was strong and one was not. Since the ill baby's blood flowed between both babies, it killed them. I had to deliver them, knowing they would be born sleeping. Seth and Samuel, who are gone 40 years now, have 2 younger brothers, ages 33 and 25. Both NICU babies. The youngest was born at 28 weeks, the same duration of my first pregnancy. Much has changed since 1979, but every day they are in my heart.
@@blakemama Yes and they always will be...our very own guardian angels watching over us. 💔😇 Blessings my friend...❤
@@deannakinsman6790 Blessings to you too.
Tala S: I’m so sorry for your past losses and the fact that you don’t have any photos to revisit, outfits or blankets to hold, hats to feel or smell, measuring tapes to check the markings and finally index cards or a baby book page to value the unbelievable tiny ink foot prints. All of this timeline is so precious and the journey is extremely important no matter how old your babies were when they became Angels. I know you have your mental memories; which you stated so eloquently stated. However, I encourage you to write down; each and every one of your losses as they are each important baby’s experiences. This way, you can review and relive their lives as you remember their dreams if you so desire. Your individual memory journals will be easier to remember if you begin them when you have a fresh memory. Then, if you, your grandchildren or great grandchildren would like to know the true history, it will be documented for all the years to come. Besides, this also is a medical history that might not be as adequate as your journal. Your dictation could potentially save someone’s life! After writing a journal for each baby and potentially even having an outfit or something of yours that’s important, a memory box(es) might end up being created. Hopefully these beautiful memory boxes will end up becoming a gift of the mind and heart that captures everything perfect between you, your beautiful memories and the adventures that will become when all of you. Which eventually unite you and your family in Heaven.
I’m crying as I’m typing this since I too had a similar experience. My husband and I lost a son and were not given the opportunity of having any pictures to remember him. I was so worried that I would forget our love experience and the dreams we created. I was so wrong...His life, has been one of the strongest points in our relationships after we went through a rough patch and realized why we were having issues communicating. After everything came together, our family has become even stronger. Although Caleb was never allowed to fulfill his life on earth-next to his siblings, each one of them love him so much, they all know who he was, talk about him, realize he watches over them, and he look forward to meeting him in Heaven and I cannot wait until the day he can officially jump into my arms again. This is the reason I made a commitment to remain working with our bereavement groups and help with grief/memory boxes. I feel privileged to work with families in the privacy of their uniqueness, shadowed by compassion, love, gratitude, ÿtkindness, recognition of life, reality of truth & trust, many times dealing with unexpected disabilities resulting in a death, remembering the smells of the baby and being worried that those sweet smells might disappear, focusing on the beauties of each crease, skin color, lock of hair, size of a hand, foot, cord, baby or babies. They are all blessings that the Almighty sent as a Family.
My condolences go out to you and your family. I can still hear the pain that you carried. I am so grateful for your two Rainbow babies that followed after your losses and hope you were able to experience many wonderful blessings and loads of happiness.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences. God bless. ❤️
Stop making me cry Emma Willis!!! Everytime you cry, I cry!!!
Emma is an amazingly beautiful person, inside and out. I absolutely love this little series!
I absolutely adore Emma Willis as well as the other midwives❣❣❣ This is ABSOLUTELY one of my favorite series...seeing all of the precious babies being born is the BEST❣ The heartbreak of those precious babies that don't make it is crushing...💔😢😇 I can't even begin to imagine losing 13 babies...that just gutted me 😢😢😢 Thank God for a healthy baby girl Florence to Tara and Lloyd...congratulations 💞💞💞 How incredibly wonderful and touching for Val to share her experience with Emma...I found myself crying my eyes out with Emma 😢💔 Congratulations to all the new momma's and daddy's...❤👍❤
My son Jack was like Florence: he was born with his eyes open and he was very calm after crying and just looked around! Everyone commented about how alert and observant he was. He’s now 4 and our little wild man! We’re finally expecting baby number 2 coming in March!
I am addicted to this show! I was a RN for over 20 yrs and miss it so much. Emma you are a natural! You should do this a couple times a week.
do you ever think of going back to being a RN Mary? Did the 12 hour shifts take some getting used to?
Anne I am physically unable to return. I would love to go back to work. I miss the interaction with the patients and their families. I liked the 12 hour shifts because I worked nights. Working nights I got to focus more on the patients who were sicker than others. Day shift was too chaotic at times for me. Thanks for asking.
Emma Willis is such a beautiful person.
I keep rewatching these because she’s so awesome at being an assistant midwife. If only we could all be so compassionate and lovely. ❤❤❤
I love the couple with 4 girls! The dad was just wonderful with them, and he looked so proud! Lovely stories on this episode.
I really am enjoying this series! Emma is such a beautiful soul and perfect for this job. I don't ever want this series to end! What a journey we get to experience along with each and every birth. It's AMAZING!
Don’t know if you have anything like this in the UK but in the US we have a number of different groups that make special garments for babies lost through miscarriage and stillbirth and actually any baby who doesn’t leave the NICU or hospital. One group is NICU Helping Hands and they make the different garments and bonnets from donated wedding gowns and bridesmaids or flower girls dresses as long as they are lighter shades of pink, blue, ivory, and white. Occasionally they have gotten in a gown that has red or wine details for a wedding during the Christmas holidays. Many of the women who create the Angel gowns have gone through a miscarriage or stillbirth. You would be blown away by the gorgeous gowns that they lovingly create. Sizes start with a wrap that has a pocket for the smallest babies. Then there is a micro preemie, and sizes up to a 3 month old baby. They have services to help the parents and even have financial assistance for those in need. It was started by the wife of a NICU doctor who witnessed the issues the parents went through trying to find something for their baby to wear and keepsakes from the short time they had with their baby. The cuddle cots are an amazing gift for the parents who suffer a loss and need that precious time to say goodbye but also create lasting memories and pictures for the entire family. You can find out more information about NICU Helping Hands on their website NICUhelpinghands.org
I know about this amazing organization because I live in the U.S...it would be so lovely if there was something similar in the UK. If there isn't it would be amazing if someone saw y'alls comment and researched it and started something similar there wouldn't it?!? It's a much needed program for anyone who is in this situation could benefit from immensely!!! 💞👍🇺🇸
deanna kinsman They are working on going international and are already in Canada. I was part of the group of seamstresses until complications during surgery made me have to stop for now. I helped get the hospitals in our area and in Virginia to join with the hospitals that use the Angel Gowns program.
I belong to an organization called “Healing Hearts” from the US. We have assisted with bereavement in Illinois, Wisconsin and Virginia making infant gowns,outfits, photos and the entire bereavement process. We broadened our scope more than 40 years ago when we started our venture as we included the smallest of our blessings with crocheted buntings adorned with sown white linen or satin beautiful edged liners with a small cross’s in the corner to full sized clothing pieces. We have included many groups who perform magnificent work of art from baby buntings to full term gowns made from the same wedding gown materials, infant linens, hand croqueted, including all booties and matching blankets and hats. We’ve even had parents who don’t want gowns but preferred outfits such as little shirts and bibs or kickers for boys, and dresses with bloomers. Those can be offered as well. Parents have many ideas that they would like their loved one to clothed in. That is beautiful to me as we come from all walks of life. We started adding colorful clothing when different cultures began to request them. Many look at bereavement as a life celebration. So we have outfits made for families that can choose from these categories as well. I began my original patterns over 36 years ago. I worked with a beautiful woman from Virginia, where I had asked our Children’s Hospital if it was ok she could work in my bereavement outreach. She was more than kind to make these gowns for me and that is how the program of Healing Hearts started. Currently we have books that parents and children can check out and files of handouts for bereavement materials, weekly parent meetings for loss and free photography that is offered for families who want those memories during their loss or after as a keepsake. There are huge benefits during the year to pay for these events and donations to fulfill the needs of the community. Healing hearts services all of the area hospitals in their entirety and supply the memory boxes that are decorated for boys, girls and babies prior to pre-gestational status(tissue). As parents we recognize the importance of allowing everyone to mourn all loss of babies at whatever stage. A loss is a loss...it is a loss for the future...a loss for what might become of our extensions...our creation and our total being of who we are - and what we truly love; a gift to each other!! Michelle Lindsay
Along this same lines there are also special organizations that will photograph losses. I have done probably 8 or 10 myself. And some hospitals may also have memory boxes just from donated people locally that may be knit or crochet little Hats and gowns.
Michelle Lindsay Thank you for sharing the information about your organization. I am surprised that I hadn’t heard about it as I have lived in Virginia most of my life and only recently moved down the mountain from my parents house in Galax into North Carolina where I have been teaching.
All of the gowns are free to anyone who needs them and they can be customized if the parents have special requests. All of the materials used to make the gowns, bonnets, blankets,wraps, and keepsakes are donated . They serve all 50 states and Canada. I haven’t checked recently but they are working towards having services like those here all over Europe and other countries.
We lost our baby girl 7yrs ago u never get over it a parent should never outlive their child We miss our little sweet angel every day. Forever in our hearts, Katelyn love Always & forever Mommy & Daddy
As an American with a child, I find the differences between an American and British birth very interesting. I have toyed with being a midwife since high school but I swear this makes me want to start nursing school tomorrow!
Each new episode is so insightful. Emma you look marvelous for being 42 years old, you look 30 years old. You'll be a fine nurse, keep it up
I had 2 miscarriages, then I had our son full term, and then I miscarried again, and now I'm finally pregnant again and I'm 6 weeks roughly. I'm praying for you mama, I've prayed for my baby ever since the day I found out. We have been trying in total, 6 years.
I know tho was filmed some time ago but I just found this tonight. Thank you Emma for bringing this to the world. Thank you to all the midwives and the heavy load they deal with and all also thank you to all medical professionals who help with the day to day that do not get the Recognition and Pay the truly do deserve!!!!
Edit: I’m from the USA so I don’t know with the pay difference is
Well, I just sobbed through the whole episode.
Oh good, me too! I'm due in February with my 3rd but I'm so so so scared and nervous about something going wrong :( my god how sad :(
Congratulations Tara and all. Successful birth. Lovely.
Baby Florence a little miracle after all her rainbow siblings helping her into this world 🌈❤️
I love this series so much! Pregnant with my first and every time a baby is born in an episode it gets me crying
you’ll do great Mona I pray God guides your surgeons hands and the baby and you will be safe and healthy. I pray the comforting Shalom of God (peacefulness that surpasses all understanding) cover you like a weighted blanket. In Jesus name we pray amen. 🙌✨🙏❤️
@@annomaly751 Thank you so much for your prayers and positive thoughts.
Tara is an amazing woman and mom! May God bless her!
Most heartwarming series ever
I am really enjoying the series thus far, certain parts certainly do take me back to my own pregnancies.
When my daughter was 16, she gave birth to a beautiful little girl. Unfortunately, her lungs did not develop. She stayed in the hospital for 11 months. The doctors and nurses became so attached to her. My daughter would go up everyday and gavage the baby's food, change her diapers. She was a large premature baby. She was 7 months old, weighed 4 lbs. 7 oz. If they had had the surfactant they could give to the babies at that time, Ashlie would have made it. As my daughter went through this experience, I kept thinking, if I could just do this for her. But I soon realized I couldn't. It was her experience. With all my support, it still belonged to her. Giving birth to a baby is something we as women are blessed to enjoy, no matter the outcome.
My husband was a paramedic. He rarely spoke about the people in the ambulance. One thing he shared was a poignant comment about having a mother asking why her just born baby wasn’t crying and you know you are 15 miles from the hospital.
I was training in a hospital to be a lab tech. My first week following a mentor I watched a “blue baby” take his last breath. I was 17.
Labor doesn’t have to hurt. This is not true for all births. My first contraction was shocking, It wasn’t the pain though it was strong. The shock was realizing my body was in control. I couldn’t say I wasn’t ready. My next three deliveries were painless. My labors were short. One and a half hours, next fifteen minutes*, last thirty seven minutes.
The fifteen minutes was one long contraction. I went for an OB check and was told I was six cm dilated. The doctor told me I had to go to the hospital next door and I was lucky he was letting me walk and not go on a gurney. They broke my water. I had a couple wimpy contractions. I was given pitocin, before the nurse got to the door I was in pushing labor.. She ignored me when I gesturing check me. She thought I was over reacting. My husband said, “I think you should pay attention and check her.” She gasped when she looked under the sheet. I went from six to crowning in less than five minutes. I don’t remember pushing. A boy was born with a little lopsided head and apgars of ten and ten. The shape of the head adjusted to normal in a day or two. I don’t know if they gave me too much pitocin or I was extra sensitive to it but I insisted all my charts had NO PITOCIN on the front. I know others who have had it without my reaction.
I LOVE that this woman sons are with her in the hospital room. I do find it interesting that in the UK women labor in such a way (On their knees) so that the baby comes out from the back facing the Midwife.... so different than the US. This makes me assume no episiotomy either and that I think is wonderful!!
Emma is an amazing person she is not only beautiful but so kind and gentle and sweet an amazing worker the world needs more people like her
Never heard of that, cervical stitch! You learn something new every day.
its called a cervical cerclage and is common for cervical incompetence.
I agree, Tara has to be one of the strongest women I've come across! God bless her! Lots of love and happiness sent xx
Baby is just beautiful 😍 ❤️❤️
Congrats Tara and Husband 🎉
How amazingly openly sweet is Valerie 😢❤ Emily and Valerie make such a fantastic pair 🎉
While bereavement training is the most dreaded training it is also probably one of the most important.
When I first started working at the veterinary clinic I was terrified to experience loss, death, and especially euthanasia.
The experience is never easy or okay. You don't ever get used to it. But you do.
In an odd way I was very good at it. It is never the same and never nice but just as a happy moment... the "parents" place a trust in the staff.
*I KNOW it is not the same thing. And am in no way trying to compare directly.* It is just what I thought of when watching.
All of these babies are absolutely beautiful. My son and daughter are my world. 11 & 15.
Ok but why is that lady Emma so beautiful? ❤❤❤
Seriously stunning!!
Sofia Tsaernev Both inside and out!
Because of who she is a a person filled with
love and light who just happens to be pretty!
I think who she is on the inside it shows through to the outside.
Such a wonderful show and Emma is such a truly caring person. I live in America and I can't think of any show like this or any presenters like this.
The dads make me cry...I wish I had a partner like that
Am I the only one who loves to watch other women give birth but don’t want any children of their own?
No your not. I don't have any and don't have any.
No
I'm right there with you....
Nah, I’m here 😂 Same:
It's a beautiful process! Enjoy sharing it!
My goodness, Baby Florence is a gorgeous girl 🥰
Emma is such an elegant, beautiful woman. I love this series.
I look forward to every video in this series that's posted, makes my day. :D
Same!
❤ John Duncan was a precious baby and I'm happy his mom has those sweet photos.
17:51 "shall we do skin to skin" imagine being in a place where skin to skin is free
Oh bless them
This episode has me in all sorts of emotions
I've had 17 pregnancies and only have 2 children, both are girls and we just found out we r expecting again.
And my best friend lost her baby the day she was to be induced.
I was by her side the whole time, I held her hand as his little body came into this world.
She named me his godmother.
I had this non profit company come and take pictures for her. It was called now I lay me down to sleep. I know it's here in the US, not sure about the UK
I'm watching this show and it is making me want to become a midwife or an assistant.
this is wonderful!!! BTW your profile looks just like ashley judd!!!!
That’s is!!! I’ve been watchin for while goin who the hell is it she reminds me of. Like two months now wrackin my brain where have I seen her🤦🏻♀️ duh she does look like Ashley Judd!! Oh so glad I read the comments. It’s been drivin me nuts
I find midwives amazing! Bless them!
I remember I was pregnant with my. Son and my neighbor was also pregnant, but her child was stillborn, wow this is hard to watch, but reality, it does happen.
sorry for your neighbors loss Peggy ❤️
Just know as a mother of twins who I did lose at 23 weeks I can say I was and still is the worst thing I have ever had to do in my life
So sorry for your loss. Im sending good thoughts to you. You are beautiful and strong 💗
The phrase "life goes on" after somebody has died is like the worst yet realest thing you could hear
All these women are just amazing ❤
do they upload these every Sunday? I hope so...been following it.
Suzanne Wilson Yes.
Im so jealous of her i was a complete mess hollaring and screaming threw my labor omg the pain was horrible 23 hours in labor with my 1st one dont remember how long my 2nd and 3rd one was im a punk when it comes to pain. the 3rd one definatly was the easiest . these videos should help someone in labor
your poor thing I can’t even imagine 😱😱 so sorry you went through that we don’t deserve our Moms they sacrifice so much from day one 😭💪❤️
You woman are remarkable and I believe anyone that gets to have you as part of there care team are really lucky!!!!! Here in the USA I live in the state MI, in a rural area. We have to drive over an hour for a midwife. I believe it has a lot to do with law suits. People in our country are very sue happy and God forbid something happen people try to sue anyone. It’s definitely not something everyone does because babies unfortunately do die sometimes. I wish we had more midwifes!!!! My daughter would like to have a midwife but me being disabled it’s hard for me to drive that far. God Bless each and everyone one of you!!!
I sure wish I'd have had this kind of support when I had my daughter. I had a terrible Labor and delivery and and it was so cold and clinical
Wow Emma! Your hair looks great!
Who else was cheering the doctors out loud when they had to do the emergence cesarean? Wow!
My first baby (I'm at 18 weeks due Jan 29) has spina bifida myelomeningecele and we don't qualify for the in utero surgery, so she'll be going to surgery within 2 days of birth then to the NICU for however long she'll need to recover. She's my first baby and it'll be hard, I think, not being able to hold her as much as I'd like, but I tell myself it's for her own good.
Emma, being an Empath is so hard. This program has me crying.
She reminds me a little of Annette Benning.
Grief can be countered with inward rage. The rage must be manufactured, and the grief will return, but the rage wards off visible signs of grief for awhile.
This episode made me anxious and cry 😭 not even wanting to finish watching it.
I wish there were more of this series!! 😢
This is just amazing how the healthcare is so much better and everything is handled so differently compared to the states!! Makes me so mad that when i had mine i wasn't urged to try breathing, i wasn't even offered skin to skin. Although i had a c section, i know it's possible. I want to have a babygirl so bad before I'm too old😢
Emma looks like 1/2 Angelina Jolie and 1/2 Miley Cyrus. What a beautiful lady and empath
Gosh this made me cry so much. Thanks for this 🙏
I just can't understand how they came up with the name of theater ( spelling?) for their O.R'S ?
@16:51
When a person is right down between my legs I would no way be mature enough for one to say, "You have fabulous lips, look at lovely pout"
Hahhahaaa.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I can't...
These women are strong as hell! Most with no epidurals?!?
Great series!!!
Loved it looking forward to the next one
My firstborn was 18 minutes, 4 pushes @ 39.6 yrs, baby #2, 22 minutes, 4 pushers, 2 lbs bigger than #1! 42.1 yrs
I LOVE this series !
So good to see nurses faces❤
I lost 4 of my babies! I Have an Almost 3 year old now, he spent 11 months in the nice and we got to bring him home almost 2 years ago this coming march! 😔🥰
Brilliant series !!!!!
I'm Already crying at 1:55min😬😭😭😭😭😂😂I love this show
You're human if loss is emotional. If not, you're a Vulcan.
24:06 31 seconds. Damn that was quick. I hope Tara is alright. I can only imagine the pain she must have been.
Of course the mother with 13 losses has a cord prolapse 😭 how unfair
Little Florence has 13 guardian angels 😀🌈
😭😭😭😭💕💕💕🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 unbelievable incredible job by that brilliant Team!
What a lovely amazing series
My pregnancy was high risk with twins. Very deep hurt that can devistate.
I don't have kids and I personally don't want any because its expensive and stressful and hard to raise them. I hope you all understand. I have nothing against people with kids or who want to adopt or have their own kids. I just don't want any. I'll be ok as a step mom maybe one day...
i spent yrs doing palliative care but i honestly dont know if i could do babies
Why would anyone who already had 3 children undergo 13 failed pregnancies?i. I must be missing something!!!!Did the priest order her to?
That is the parents decision not yours MYOB
Even after your baby is born you still worry about sids
You worry about it even more if you had a miscarriage or loss before having a healthy baby.