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"Don't panic."

It was another bad call.
(I seem to be getting a string of it lately, I don't know why.)

But in the midst of chaos, I realize, that I learned even more.
(The hard way, nonetheless.)

What do you do when you have a patient going into shock post caesar, and another cord prolapse at the same time?

The lesson learned today:


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In which I did.

And after yesterday night, I realize that for a doctor....

Panic is the ultimate killer.



I need to learn to stay calm.

Sigh.

Now let me go figure out how.




- jess, who panicked -

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