- Helen Dzameshie was about to start her annual holiday when she received a call for support from a pregnant woman
- The midwife ran to the place where the pregnant woman and her mother -in -law, along the road near the field
- Helped her give birth, noting that it was not the first time she had helped a woman to give birth outside the health center
When many pregnant women have Luck Of delivery at health facilities, it was not for this one.
Source: Facebook
A pregnant woman around childbirth was forced to give birth on the sidewalk, but she did not help.
Nurse Helen Dzameshie came to help the woman, who had accompanied her mother -in -law.
Helen, a dedicated midwife, had just finished the work that day when she received an emergency call.
Helen not escorts mother to postpartum health center
“A pregnant woman had begun the pain of giving birth while walking with her mother -in -law on the bush to the clinic. There was no car or an ambulance – there was only a bitter cry for Labor. Helen had just started her annual vacation. But that didn’t stop her.
He ran up to the clinic, picked up the delivery equipment, accompanied his new colleague, and went to the field. There, she helped the mother give birth to a healthy baby, provided her postpartum care, and later, with the help of her partner, escorted the mother and baby to the health center to continue treatment, ” wrote Facebook user Adolf Nomo.
She shared several pictures of the event, showing step by step how Helen helped the pregnant woman give birth.
Helen showed her expertise for success as she could safely provide the baby.
“This was my fifth time to open out of the health center,” He told Adolf.
Helen narrated some of the other emergencies she had controlled outside the clinical walls, which gave her the courage to deal with such situations.
How many women has been responsible for giving birth at home?
In one case, he removed the back of his hands at seven o’clock at night at the home of a person – a difficult and dangerous event. On another occasion, she helped separate the baby from her mother and control the bleeding after the mother gave birth on the road.
“She has helped many women give birth at home, control the remaining twins in the womb, and even stopped a taxi at five o’clock at night near Nkurakan, after the referral car was damaged and the mother was excessive bleeding.
In these cases, Helen associated with poor roads, lack of transportation, and delay in seeking health care – issues that continue to endanger the lives of women and infants in Rural Ghana, ” Adolf added.
When did Helen started her career?
Helen started her career in 2010 as a community health nurse before being taken to Sekesua Health Center in Upper Manya Krobo district, in the East, where she worked for five years.
“Another midwife came but left a year later. Only this week when I started on vacation, a new midwife was assigned to the center. But even on vacation, he answers the phone because people rely on my services.
“I do not want to be proud, but my dedication and my will for this work make me boundary to provide better care. My joy is to see a mother and baby healthy, and the whole family smiling. I have never regretted working in the rural district with many challenges,” He said humbly.
A pregnant woman gives birth into a bus Ena Coach
Nearly at home, a pregnant woman suddenly gave birth to an Ena Coach bus.
The bus attendants and passengers quickly collaborated to help the mother and her baby make sure they were safe.
They were taken to a nearby hospital after a successful delivery for more medical care.
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