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WHEN I SAY “STANDARD HOSPITAL WITH PROFESSIONALS,” I’M NOT JOKING(From the Theatre Desk of De Wesley’s)She almost didn’t...
03/11/2025

WHEN I SAY “STANDARD HOSPITAL WITH PROFESSIONALS,” I’M NOT JOKING

(From the Theatre Desk of De Wesley’s)

She almost didn’t go.
She said, The hospital i mentioned is too expensive.

I told her, Just go. Mention my name, they will make a discount. You need a place where lives are valued more than money.

Yesterday, she went in for her caesarean section.
Everything started well… until it didn’t.

Then came that moment every anesthetist knows too well…
when the monitor beeps change rhythm,
and a mother’s life hangs by a thread.

But thank God for machines that work and hands that know what to do.

In minutes, she was resuscitated , stable, breathing, alive.

Today, she’s smiling beside her baby.

Later, she told the team quietly that her mother died of this same thing years ago…

That hit me deeply.
Because what took her mother years ago could have taken her too if she had chosen the cheaper, unprepared option.

Sometimes, the difference between life and loss
is not the cost, it’s where and who handles your case.

When i say standard hospital with professionals, I’m not boasting.

I am reminding you that in critical moments, expertise and equipment save lives.

Mother alive. Baby alive. That’s the goal. Always.

When you choose safety over shortcuts, you’re not just paying for a surgery,
you’re investing in life itself.

I am De Wesley's | Surgical Patients’ Advocate | Creating Awareness | Saving Lives.

Two Lives Are at Stake!There’s a moment in every obstetric theatre when the air feels different.A mother lies on the tab...
02/11/2025

Two Lives Are at Stake!

There’s a moment in every obstetric theatre when the air feels different.

A mother lies on the table, afraid, hopeful, whispering prayers under her breath.
And beside her, a baby’s heartbeat flickers on the monitor, soft, fragile, full of promise.

In that moment, everything else fades.
The chatter stops. The room holds its breath.
Because one decision, one dose, one delay… can make the difference between life and loss.

In obstetric anesthesia, we don’t just care for one life, we guard two.

One wrong dose can alter a heartbeat.
One delayed breath can silence two futures.

One unnoticed drop in pressure can turn joy into mourning.

That’s why precision is not just a skill, it’s survival.
Every drug is measured like destiny.
Every second of silence is filled with vigilance.

Every breath we manage is borrowed time…. until we safely give it back.

Our language is precision.
Our habit is vigilance.
Our reward… is that first cry.

Because when a mother wakes up asking,

“Is my baby okay?”

We want to smile and say,

“Both of you made it.”

Mother alive. Baby alive. That’s the goal. Always and nothing else.

Two lives. One heartbeat at a time.
Obstetric anesthesia….where silence is not emptiness, it’s protection.

I am De Wesley's | Surgical Patients’ Advocate | Creating Awareness | Saving Lives

02/11/2025

Bl00d Isn’t Just Red

One wrong unit can destroy what we’re trying to save.
That’s why we double-check, recheck, and then check again.
Because in anesthesia and surgery, details save lives.

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02/11/2025

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02/11/2025

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02/11/2025

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She kept waiting for the pain to pass.She said, Maybe it’s just normal.Her mother told her, That’s how labor starts, d...
02/11/2025

She kept waiting for the pain to pass.
She said, Maybe it’s just normal.

Her mother told her, That’s how labor starts, don’t rush to the hospital.

But by the time she came, the baby was tired…
and so was she.

We see it far too often.
A woman walks in pale, weak, exhausted.
Her contractions have been going on for too long.

Her water broke hours ago.
Her baby’s heartbeat, once strong and steady, now flickers faintly on the monitor.

In those moments, the theatre becomes a battlefield,
everyone moving fast,
one hand starting IV lines,
another preparing for intubation, the anesthetist checking vitals,
the surgeon scrubbing furiously.

The goal?
To save two lives in a race against time.

But sometimes… the time we needed has already passed.

Dear women, please listen to your bodies.

That sharp, persistent pain that doesn’t feel normal.
That sudden swelling, blurred vision, or headache.

That strange stillness when your baby stops moving.
Those are not signs of strength to endure.
They are cries for help.

Your body speaks through pain, through pressure, through stillness.
It is never weakness to respond.
It is wisdom.

Labor is not meant to be endured in silence.
And pregnancy complications don’t wait for daylight.

If you feel something unusual, go.
Don’t let anyone convince you to wait.
Because help delayed can mean hope denied.

In the theatre, when we lose a baby that could have been saved,
we don’t just feel sad,
we feel the weight of seconds that slipped away.

We see the mother’s tears,
and sometimes, silence so heavy you can’t breathe through it.

And in that silence, one truth stands tall….
delay turns emergencies into tragedies.
And no woman should have to pay with her life for waiting too long.

Don’t wait till it’s urgent, act when it’s unusual.

I am De Wesley's | Surgical Patients’ Advocate | Creating Awareness | Saving Lives

02/11/2025

Behind every successful surgery is a woman who chose faith over fear, and a team that honors that faith with skill. Because in the theatre, medicine works ,
but so does prayer.

To every woman awaiting surgery this week…I know your heart is beating faster than usual.You’re trying to stay calm smil...
02/11/2025

To every woman awaiting surgery this week…
I know your heart is beating faster than usual.

You’re trying to stay calm smiling at everyone, packing your baby’s bag, saying “I’m fine.”
But deep down, you’re scared.

Scared of the cold theatre.
Scared of the injection.
Scared of not waking up.

Take a deep breath, my dear.
You’re not alone.

There’s a whole team waiting for you, trained eyes watching every heartbeat, gentle hands ready to bring your baby safely into your arms.

And that anesthetist who says, “How are you?” every few minutes?
They’re not just talking.
They’re guarding your life.

Remember This….

A C-section doesn’t make you less of a woman.
It doesn’t mean your body failed.

It simply means God opened another door, a safer one, a wiser one, a chosen one.

Your scar is not shame.
It’s a seal of survival.
A reminder that you made it through what could have taken your breath away.

So as you walk into that theatre this week, walk with faith.

Hold your baby’s name in your heart and let peace fill the space where fear once sat.

You’re not being cut…
You’re being carried.

Say a word of prayer for them.

I am Wesley’s | Surgical Patients’ Advocate | Creating Awareness | Saving Lives

FOR THE ONES WHO DIDN’T MAKE IT(From the Theatre Desk of De Wesley’s)Some stories never make it to the naming ceremony.S...
01/11/2025

FOR THE ONES WHO DIDN’T MAKE IT

(From the Theatre Desk of De Wesley’s)

Some stories never make it to the naming ceremony.
Some wombs carried life but never saw the smile that life brought.

We remember them… the women whose laughter filled the ward yesterday,
but whose beds are empty today.

They came in with faith, some with prayers whispered between contractions,
some holding their husbands’ hands,
some humming softly,
believing that by sunrise, they will be mothers.

But sometimes,
even with all our skill,
all our drugs,
all our machines…
life slips quietly through our fingers.

And when it does,
we stand there
staring at the monitors,
at the stillness that follows,
at the tears we hide behind our masks.

We go home, but part of us never leaves that theatre.
Because you can’t forget a mother who fought to live and didn’t.

Each loss pushes us harder to double check that machine,
to call for help faster,
to question a system that normalizes shortcuts.

We honor them not by silence,
but by change.
By speaking up,
by training better,
by refusing to accept “it happens” as an answer.

We can’t bring them back,
but we can build a world where fewer women d!e bringing life.

Because some angels never made it home,
but they made us better. 🌹

I am De Wesley's | Surgical Patients’ Advocate.

Anesthesia Doesn’t Just Put You to Sleep.It silences fear,humbles ego,and teaches empathy to anyone who’s ever stood in ...
01/11/2025

Anesthesia Doesn’t Just Put You to Sleep.
It silences fear,
humbles ego,
and teaches empathy to anyone who’s ever stood in theatre light.

The theatre has no pride, only prayers.
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Today, guess who I met in the theatre? 😀One of my followers!The moment I walked in, she looked up, eyes wide, and scream...
01/11/2025

Today, guess who I met in the theatre? 😀

One of my followers!
The moment I walked in, she looked up, eyes wide, and screamed…

“De Wesley’s!”

For a second, I froze… torn between blushing and laughing behind my mask while the surgeons were looking at me😀.

She said, I’ve been following your posts… and today, it’s you handling my anesthesia!
OMG!

Right there, my heart melted.
In that sterile, cold room filled with machines and monitors, connection happened. 💗

She was calm throughout her C-section… and when it was over, she met her two beautiful twin girls.

I whispered to myself…Safe mother. Safe babies. That’s the goal always.

Now listen….

Sometimes, your words online become someone’s courage offline.
Keep spreading light, you never know whose heart it’s steadying.

From Facebook to the theatre…. purpose met destiny.

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