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C-sections while intubated. these are stories that tug at your heart but they're also stories that are motivating this white house to say we have to do something. i would say to white house officials today, they understand there is a backlash from mandates but they believe they're on firm legal ground when it comes to mandating the way that they have man dated some of these vaccine requirements. they're saying, look, look at the federal government, look at the executive branch. we are telling our employees you will face disciplinary action, you can go to hr, you will have disciplinary action i...

Breast feed and get the vaccine. we know your immunocompromised when your pregnant. more more susceptible and the best thing you could do is have the vaccine because if you get covid, it could actually it threatens the life of you and your child. there have been countless stories of women needing emergency c sections to deliver a premature infant while the brother struggles for her life. so please get the vaccine. >> i want to walk through more of the latest numbers to get your take on them. if you look at case rate right now, this is the seven day average, it is eight times higher than two mo...

A frontliner shares her concerns over the lack of consideration among Malaysians after a pregnant patient tested positive for COVID-19.

What to expect during an emergency C-section INSIDER 3/2/2021 © Kemal Yildirim/Getty Images An emergency C-section typically lasts 5-10 minutes. Kemal Yildirim/Getty Images An emergency C-section is given when the mother or baby is in severe distress. A prolapsed umbilical cord, placental problems, or uterine rupture may prompt an emergency C-section. Once the medical emergency has been addressed, the mother and baby will usually recover normally. The majority of expecting mothers plan to deliver their babies vaginally, but about 32% of them will need to have a cesarean section, or surgi...

Itself, we're not talking about first trimester, we're talking about when a baby is viable and already born exactly. we care deeply about these moms but we also care deeply about the babies. how can somebody look in the face of a baby and essentially kill it? they're able to do it because they're doing it before the baby is out of the mom so they're not seeing what they're doing. it's minutes away from being born. those babies can exist and live without any problem outside of the mom. >> laura: a lot of women have had emergency c-sections. it's like a month before their due date and the baby...