We automatically think of the family who is left behind when something goes wrong in the delivery room. Focusing on anything else can feel disrespectful since their grief is frequently so overwhelming, so raw, and so agonizing. There are others who experience such profound sadness, a doctor wrote on Facebook accompanying a series of devastating photographs of a mother who p.assed a.way while giving birth.
“Today is the saddest day of my life,” he wrote. I’ve treated many pregnant patients during my career as a doctor, and whenever I’m in the delivery room, I ask God to protect and bless all moms.” Because a mother has to go through labor while also giving birth to a new life after carrying a child for nine months, the pain is overwhelming.” Because we had lost a woman, we sobbed terribly today. “How could this wonderful day become a tragedy?”
The woman had been trying to conceive for 14 years, the doctor continued, and had “tried all therapies, including injections and artificial insemination,” to get pregnant. Finally, she conceived and gave birth to a healthy child despite having “a huge tumor.” The tumor began to melt when she became pregnant, and everything was fine after that. Her husband came running to me throughout the delivery and stayed with me for seven hours till we decided to cut her abdomen.
She waved goodbye while carrying her child with a smile. Despite the fact that the mother pa.ssed a.way but her child survived, her husband collapsed when he heard the news. “What took place to turn this happy day into a tragedy?”
“Women are dying to bring you new life,” the doctor’s strong message that was born out of his anguish, seems especially relevant in the weeks leading up to Mother’s Day. He said, “Respect women because they are dying to give you new life.” If you spend several hours in excruciating pain during childbirth and sleepless nights taking care of your kids, that is the biggest sacrifice. If you haven’t called your mom in a while for any reason, please do so right away. “Show your respect and affection for women.”
