This video depicts a realistic childbirth scenario where a pregnant woman (Uwa) experiences labor with medical support, while her family (Osato and Mama Oye) provide emotional support and reassurance. The narrative emphasizes that medical professionals (doctors and nurses) play a crucial role in ensuring safe delivery, and that family support, combined with medical care, helps overcome fears and challenges during childbirth. The story also highlights the importance of trusting medical professionals and maintaining calm during labor, as excessive emotional distress can interfere with the medical team's ability to provide effective care.
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UWA THE ORPHAN GIRL episode 24
Added:Uwa, you been playing too much lately.
Remember you're already in your third trimester.
>> And whose fault is that? You're the one making me laugh.
>> I just love seeing you happy. Seeing you smile makes my day.
>> And you make every day special.
>> [gasps] >> Uwa, Osato.
>> Osato, what happened?
>> Ah!
>> Uwa, Uwa, is the baby coming?
>> I think it's time.
I think it's time.
>> What do we do now? Oh, no. Mama Moyo just left us yesterday. I told her to stay a little longer. What do we do?
>> Osato, calm down. I'm okay. Remember everything Mama Moyo taught us. She told me what to do if my contractions started.
>> [sighs] [gasps] >> We need to go to the hospital.
Once we get there, we can call her.
>> You're right. You're right. Let's go.
Are you comfortable?
>> The baby's coming.
>> What? Are you okay?
>> It's happening now. The hospital.
>> Okay, okay, we're going. Breathe.
>> It hurts so much.
>> Almost there. You're so strong.
>> She's in labor. Let's get her inside.
>> Okay, hold on, Uwa.
>> It hurts so much.
>> [sighs] >> I'm right here. We're almost there.
>> All right, let's get you settled.
Thank you.
>> You're so strong, Uwa.
>> [music] >> Baby's heartbeat is strong and steady.
Vitals are all stable.
Everything looks good. Your blood pressure is normal, the baby's heartbeat is strong, and both mother and baby are doing very well.
>> Thank God.
>> You're making good progress, Uwa. Right now, you're 4 cm dilated. Labor has started, but you still have some time before delivery.
>> I'm glad everything is okay.
>> Keep breathing through your Keep breathing through your contractions, and we'll continue to monitor you closely. You're doing an excellent job.
>> You're so strong, my love. We're almost there.
>> Mhm, thank you.
>> [sighs and gasps] >> We'll be right here with you every step of the way.
>> You're so strong, my love. We're almost there.
>> We're finally going to meet our little boy.
>> I can't wait to hold him in my arms.
Our little boy.
You're doing so well, my love.
>> I'm trying my best.
>> Our little prince is almost here.
Soon, we'll finally meet him.
>> [music] >> I can't wait to hold him.
>> [laughter] >> My love, what's wrong?
>> Osato, if anything ever happens to me after the delivery, please promise me you won't do anything out of grief. Take care of yourself, and take good care of our baby boy.
>> No.
Don't say that. Nothing is going to happen to you. Everything is going to be fine, my love.
>> I know, >> [sighs] >> but I can't stop remembering the story my uncle told me. He told me how I lost both of my parents after I was born.
Sometimes, I get scared that history might repeat itself.
>> It's okay to be scared, Yuwa.
Anyone would feel nervous before giving birth for the first time.
But listen to me.
Our story will be different from your parents' story.
You're surrounded by experienced doctors and nurses who are taking good care of you and our baby.
Soon, we'll leave this hospital together as a family of three.
>> You really believe everything will be okay?
>> With all my heart. God has brought us this far. He won't leave us now. We're going to welcome our son, and we're going to raise him together with love.
>> I believe you.
Thank you. I needed to hear that.
Do you think Mama Omolara is coming already?
>> Yes.
I'm sure she's very close to the hospital by now. She wouldn't miss this moment for anything.
>> Osato, the contractions are getting stronger. I can feel something moving between my legs. Doctor, nurse, please somebody. I think the baby is coming.
>> [sighs] [gasps] >> Eh?
Why am I dressed like this?
I I was sleeping.
How did I end up dressed like I was going somewhere?
Jesus, Osato, Uwa.
Osato called. Uwa is in labor at the hospital.
I was ready to go, but I fell asleep.
Oh, my baby.
What kind of temptation is this?
How did this sudden sleep come over me?
I was so eager to go and be with my children. Osato called me. He said they were already at the hospital. Uwa was in labor. I got dressed so happily to go and meet them. Where did this sleep come from?
Oh God.
Please protect my children.
Protect Uwa. Give her strength to deliver safely. Protect my grand anything happen to them.
Lord Jesus, you have brought them this far. Please don't leave them now. Cover Uwa and the baby with your protection.
Guide the doctors and nurses. Let both mother and child come out healthy and safe. In Jesus' name. Amen.
Taxi.
Taxi.
Taxi.
I have to get to the hospital. I have to get to the hospital.
Please God, let me reach the hospital in time for Osato, Uwa, and their baby boy.
>> [music] [music] [music] >> Please be careful with my wife.
Please don't let anything happen to her.
>> [snorts] >> Mr. Osato, we understand how much you love your wife and we're going to take the best possible care of her. But right now, we need you to let us concentrate so we can do our jobs.
>> Sir, we know you're worried, but you're making yourself more distressed and it's making it harder for your wife to stay calm.
>> My love, please go outside for a little while. I'll be okay. I need you to be strong for me.
>> No.
No, I don't want to leave you.
>> Please trust the doctors. Trust me. I'll see you again very soon and we'll meet our little boy together.
>> I love you so much.
>> I love you, too.
>> Owoa.
>> Now go and pray for us.
>> God, please don't let anything happen to Owoa. Please protect her.
I should have stayed calm.
Instead, I kept crying. I should have been stronger for her.
I was only trying to protect her, but I made it harder for the doctors and nurses to do their work.
I'm sorry, my love. I just couldn't bear seeing you in pain.
Mamamoya, please answer. I need you.
Please.
Need you. Please.
Mamamoya.
Mamamoya, please answer. I need you.
Please.
>> [sighs and gasps] >> Lord, please protect my wife.
Please protect our baby boy.
Bring them both safely back to me.
I don't need anything [music] else.
Just let them both be okay.
>> Osato.
>> Mamamoya.
>> My son.
>> I'm so sorry I didn't get here earlier.
>> It's okay, Mama.
I kept calling you, but I couldn't reach you.
>> [sighs and gasps] >> I know, and I'm so sorry. After you called to tell me Uwa had gone into labor, I dressed up immediately because I wanted to come straight here. But somehow I sat down in the armchair for just a moment, and I fell into a deep sleep.
>> When I woke up, I was shocked to find myself still dressed and holding my handbag. I couldn't believe how much time had passed. I prayed all the way here.
>> I'm just glad you're here now.
>> How is Uwa?
Oh, my son.
>> She's in the delivery room with the doctors and nurses.
I I became too emotional.
I kept crying and telling the doctors to be careful with her. I was interfering without realizing it. Uwa asked me to step outside so the doctors could concentrate.
When I came back, the delivery room door had already been closed.
>> My son, don't blame yourself. You acted that way because you love your wife. But right now, the best thing you can do is trust God and trust the medical team.
Everything will be all right.
>> I hope so.
>> Do you remember how excited you were when Uwa first told you she was pregnant? Now you're worried. Soon you'll be wondering why your little boy won't let you sleep at night.
>> You're already planning sleepless nights for me?
>> Of course.
>> [laughter] >> Just wait until he starts crying at 2:00 a.m. You'll be carrying him around the house while Uwa tells you he's smiling because he looks just like his daddy.
>> Thank you, Mama Oye. I really needed that.
>> [music] [music] >> Mr. Orobosa?
>> Yes, I'm here.
>> You can come now. Your wife has been moved out of the delivery room.
Congratulations. Congratulations.
Congratulations, sir.
>> Mama Oye, let's go.
>> Yes, let's go.
>> [music] >> Welcome, daddy.
>> My love, you did it.
>> We did it.
Praise God.
He's so handsome.
Thank you, Lord, for bringing both mother and baby safely through.
>> Uwa.
>> Mama.
>> Thank you.
Thank you for carrying our son.
Thank you for being so strong.
I love you more than words can ever say.
>> He's worth every moment.
>> May I?
Hello, my son. I'm your daddy. I've been waiting so long to meet you. I promise to love you, protect you, and always be there for you.
>> Good morning, everyone. How are our beautiful mother and handsome little boy today?
>> We're doing well, doctor. Thank you so much.
>> I'm very happy to hear that. I've reviewed all of your results, and I'm pleased to tell you that everything looks excellent. Your vital signs are normal, your baby is healthy, and both of you are recovering very well.
>> Thank God.
>> Your delivery went very smoothly, Uwa.
You only had a small tear, which is common during a vaginal birth, and we've already treated it. It should heal well with proper care. You are truly a lucky young woman. It's been quite some time since we've seen such a smooth and uncomplicated delivery.
>> Thank God for his mercy.
>> Doctor, will she still be in pain for a while?
>> She may have some soreness and discomfort for the next few days, especially because of the tear, but that's completely normal. We'll provide medication to help manage the pain.
>> Is there anything I should do at home to help her recover?
>> Yes. Make sure she gets plenty of rest, stays hydrated, eats nutritious meals, and avoids lifting anything heavy.
She'll also need your help with household chores so she can focus on recovering and caring for the baby.
>> Don't worry, doctor. I'll take good care of her.
>> I'm glad to hear that.
>> When can she start moving around normally again?
>> She can take short walks around the house when she feels comfortable, but she shouldn't overexert herself.
Recovery takes time, so encourage her to listen to her body and rest whenever she's tired. Even though everything went well, we always recommend that mothers stay in the hospital for at least 48 hours after a successful delivery. This allows us to monitor both you and your baby and make sure everything continues to go smoothly.
>> I understand. Once you go home, I also recommend that you take it easy for the first 8 weeks. Get as Get as much rest as possible, eat well, and don't hesitate to ask for help from your family. Your body has done something amazing, and it deserves time to heal.
>> Don't worry, doctor. We'll make sure she rests properly. She won't be doing any housework.
>> You heard the doctor. Your only job is to recover and spend time with our little prince. I'll handle everything else.
>> Thank you for always taking care of me.
>> You're a wonderful family.
Congratulations once again, and I look forward to seeing all three of you at your follow-up appointment.
>> Thank you, doctor.
>> Thank you, God, for our safe delivery and this beautiful new beginning.
>> Amen. We are so blessed.
>> [crying] >> Easy now, my little prince. Daddy's got you.
>> [crying] >> Mhm?
>> My love, you've been awake almost every night with Caleb.
>> Honestly, I think I'm going to take Caleb Barbosa to his nanny. I'm exhausted.
I don't want to be sleeping at work today.
>> You're an amazing father. Caleb is so lucky to have you as his daddy.
>> [gasps] >> He's worth every sleepless night.
>> Come here.
Give him to me. Now it's your turn to rest. Sleep, my husband. I'll take care of this myself.
>> Wake me if you need anything.
>> I will. Now go to sleep.
Thank you, Lord, for giving Caleb such a loving father.
>> [singing] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> Mommy!
>> Oh, my baby!
>> Hey there, buddy.
>> Come here, sweetheart.
My daughter, when is Aisha coming back?
>> She'll be back next week, Mama.
>> Mhm. I wish you could stay away for a few more weeks. That way, I'll have even more time to spoil my grandson.
>> [laughter] >> Grandma!
>> Look at my grandson. Come here, Caleb.
I'm going to catch you.
I'm right behind you.
You can't catch me.
>> [laughter] >> Or do you see how different our story turned out from the story of your parents?
>> Yes.
Our story became one of hope, love, and family.
Forever with [music] our family.
>> Together forever.
>> Joy.
>> [laughter] >> Every ending is the beginning of a new chapter. Love, faith, and family can heal even the deepest wounds. And sometimes, the happiest endings are the ones we never imagined possible.
>> I love this.
>> Me, too.
>> Catch me.
>> Here I come.
>> This is perfect.
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