Story Time | Shikie's Birth Story
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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Hi guys, welcome back to our channoool!
You made it to 2021! Happy new year to you and yours!
It's story time! A whole 56 minutes just for you to enjoy coz we know you've missed us so much! Shikie tells us about her birth story with baby S i.e. little Shylo.
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Ivy, Julia, Shikie, Lornzie
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I'm watching this one year later and Lornzie's prophecy came true 🤩🤰
True 🎉
Shikie narrates this story so well she needs a mommy diaries segment every once in a while
Shiv is so supportive 👏👏👏👏he needs to be congratulated tooo!!!!
yes he does!!
Aki God bless all the supporting hubby's
As a medic, I was taught to leave my issues at the door when I come to work. If I need a break to get myself together I can take one. But I cannot give poor service to clients because of not being in the right mental space . Its better not to come to work because you can literally kill a patient. They say you pick Your issues back when you leave the floor 😂 (Sounds mean but its the truth).So the stress that covid has brought to medics isn't an excuse to give below average care. Also, the amniotic fluid shouldn't be green, if it is, then it means there is an infection or baby has pooped before delivery (Not good). It shouldn't be bloody either, it may be blood tinged but not bloody. Finally the theater is usually kept very cold as a way to control bacteria growth, hence the freezing. Congratulations and thank you for sharing your story!
THIS👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
As a nurse my thoughts exactly 💯Ivy don't excuse them,we take an oath as nurses to the service of our patients. No excuse that's negligence . We need to expect better of our health care 🙏
Very true.
My kid wld be 8 months today before I went to labour the amniotic fluid wasn't clear and itold that her that the amniotic fluid wasn't clear and went ahead and made me deliver normally ,I lost my baby 😭😭😭 after one day due to pooping I wish all the nurses wld be human atleast
@@rlenytrendy4954 I am deeply sorry for your loss. Such an avoidable loss! 😔Words cannot suffice! 💜 We need more training and reinforcement on maternal and fetal/newborn health plus consequences for negligence. Again receive my deepest condolences.
Child birth is one of the most underrated brushes with death! such an insightful conversation
Jules sitting there thinking about how she will just be the rich aunty 😂😂😂. Lornzie my namesake, if you have not, you should watch a show called one born every minute. It is fun!!!
Lornzie is cracking me up with her questions and expressions. You can see she is ready to go😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
she even asked if Shiko was given the 'good drugs' lol dead all the while Jules is just there traumatized lol
@@morgansheila5785 it's hilarious I love her excitement and enthusiasm. You can tell she is ready...I am happy for her.
So ready 🙈🙈
@@lmuchemi14 and your chuckles ehhhh
At times working in a public hospital,we are often overwhelmed with the work load and as medics we often forget that our patients need emotional support. We even give life changing diagnosis hurriedly since we don't have the time to just be there for that one patient. From Shiko's experience we have to learn to try to be more kind,attentive and supportive of our patients. Most of them are in so much fear and we ought to do better.
I respect all health care workers who work in public facilities who despite their heavy days try to be empathetic.
One day I will tell a story of an amazing team I met in my county referral hospital and they took very good care of me to date it brings me to tears. I had heard stories but the Lord went before me.
Love and light to you❤️❤️❤️
Interesting video considering I am Kenyan living in Kenya, a woman, a mother, a nurse, and a cancer survivor. I know pain. I know happiness.
Congrats on your pretty one.
If one gets greenish liquor means the baby is in distress! It's not supposed to happen normally. We treat it as an emergency!
Theatre is fun for medics,huko ndio we enjoy things. I remember working with a gynae who used to play rhumba during surgeries.Its so relaxing!!!
Meconium stained liquor
@@frida.k.mwangire5960 Exactly girl. 😍
Lol...
You are not serious
@@lyndawakoli1596 Am serious
We'd love to hear Ivy's birth story as well.
I was coming to say that as well
And how she felt about having twins
YESS! Please
Before the video, I was like 56 minutes? After the video I was like dang where did the 56 minutes go? Lol. I've enjoyed the video plus nimecheka kwanza that part where Shikie was told 'utakaa' by the watchie and 'tumefika shuka' by the lady, kwani ni nduthi? Ati 'they gave me those mkate pads' lol. Anyway, congrats Shikie.
This is the quietest i have seen Jullz... congratulations Shikie 💕💜💕💜 i wish you a lovely journey all the way
Jules is here making life decisions throughout the shoot
😂😂😂😂 fr fr
I just love the way she's taking notes.. Being so keen
I love how intrigued Lornzie looks 😃 but for all my friends' birth stories, I looked worse than Jules, who looks so traumatized 🤣🤣 Me, my strength completely goes away yet I always want to hear the whole story. Kwanza when Shikie talked about the epidural, I felt light headed. Heeh mothers are superheroes. Congratulations Shikie
"Has my husband been found? Have you found him?" 🤣🤣🤣
Senje, I have found your husband but first we the people have missed you on these you tube streets! Happy New Year 🎉🎉❤️❤️
"has found seen my husband...","found is my husband???'"
Shikkie you are a great story teller! I wondered where the 56 minutes disappeared to. Congratulations!
The best!
I love listening to clients recount their hospital experiences( it's usually funny though 😅) helps me be a better practitioner. Congrats shikie
And I legit felt you guys thanking us(frontline health care workers).It brought tears to my eyes. Thank you!🙏 ❤️
I enjoy them too..
It's amazing how each birth experience is different
Love that you guys are here watching and engaging in the comment section
Funny that am watching this video now.
Lorna is like am next in line and she's currently pregnant
I like how Shiv says "But its now the plan" when Shikie says This was not the plan. So supportive. Congratulations guys.
I agree, you should check you bill..I was charged for vacuum twice....
Vacuum?😂😂 vacuum? For what?
I just saw 56 minutes. Put my feet up, mango juice and yes.....Story time!! 🙌
Congratulations Shikie 💕.
I love Lornzie's reactions. Like an excited child 😂
Lornzie's questions 😂 do you have a panty 😂😂I love the innocence.
For me it was the yaaaaaaaaay after she said she would show her the probably bloody video of baby being pulled out 😂
😂😂😂😂😂 So funny! In Maternity they actually advise you parambulate without panties
I can relate to Lornzie I also asked the same to a friend of mine as I was going to labour 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Jules with that "Oh heeeeellll Naaaw" look throughout the video
Hahahaha... I am just in shock. Mothers day needs to be as big as new years eve
@@mytinylittlechannel agreed LOL
Next topic - female hygiene before and after childbirth. How often do you wax if you do. Other methods
3kgs 8:45...3kgs 8:45...3kgs 8:45...
Mitchelle? mtoto alizaliwa saa ngapi?
8kgs 3:45 😂😂😂😂😂
loool
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂Lol
I love how these queens educate us. Those who are privileged enough to learn all this before becoming mothers, thank God. Information and knowledge is powerful. Thank you for sharing and may God continue Blessing you all abundantly.
I was a first time mum and I could not wait to go home. it was overwhelming and everything was different in terms of expecting help or even asking for any assistance from the nurses because they are attending to urgent matters or something. Your story makes me feel consoled . it was what it was. they were just trying their best
First of all CONGRATULATIONS Shikie!!I soo feel you hapo kwa theatre,like 'nifunikeni kidogo!'aki someone feels so 'out there'! Having a baby this covid period is tough.the want for affection aki.I gave birth on 8th Dec and I remember there is a day hubby couldn't come to hospital.aki I cried that evening.I was like I want to go home!!
Don’t mean to scare anyone but pack your hospital bag before 30 weeks 🙈🙈 My daughter came at 34 weighing 2.6kgs weeks through an emergency CS. I went in for a scan and left with a baby 🙈🙈 My mother inLawv had to pack my bag for me and bring it to the hospital, it was like watching a horror movie 🙈🙈She is turning 6 years next month and very healthy thank God 🙏🏾❤️❤️ Congratulations Shikkie, you did amazing ❤️❤️ To all pregnant mammas and mommas to be all the very best, motherhood is an amazing rollercoaster xxx
Ati went in for a scan comes back with a baby 😳 waah ok! We are taking notes.
Whoa!!! This is crazy! But glad all's good
Jules ni mrembo,her skin is perfect!!! Lornzie might be preggers already🤐 those questions hee....😆, Ivy is a good listener....and....Shiko great story teller. Really enjoyed the episode😘😘
I definitely agree, that babe combined with her energy.... 🥰🥰
haha I wish I was! But that's for after the wedding. :)
@@lmuchemi14 wishing you the best
@@lmuchemi14 God's timing it is. All the best...UA-cam aunties we shall be😃
Someone wrote a small web scrapper that saw Jules gets the most love, from all comments in the channel. Ata kwa ground mambo is that way. Aendelee ivo ivo,
I met Ives in traffic in Kilimani the other day. I must say, she's quite lovely!
Shikie is such a good story teller☺️ I always look forward to hearing her speak. Congratulations Shikie💕💕
Lornzie and Jules got me at "the unaffectionate husbands that celebrate your birth at the bar"😂😂😂😂😂
I was a first time mum during covid, what shiku is saying is true..I was all by myself, literally noone to help or guide...I would literally count days to when I would be discharged..In my hospital no visitors were allowed completely,the only time people would come was the day of discharge....really really terrible experience that made me dread ever having any more kids 🥱... congratulations shiku , you're such an amazing storyteller
I love this story especially because it sheds light on the birthing process for c-section mom's and especially during this pandemic season because we're still in it. Pole Shikie for the times you were alone during the process 🙏🏾 I also think the staff were not in a great mental space... aside from the risk factor, they were losing colleagues, being over worked etc but all in all I'm happy that both you and baby remained safe and healthy.
The bill part... IMPORTANT! Always always check your bill before paying. I've had and seen countless of cases where things have been added to the bill that were not actually part of the hospital care service. Counter, cross check and question always.
Jules is not having it🤣🤣🤣🤣. Lornzie is ready!
Congratulations Shikie, may your baby be a change in this world.. positively. God bless you and your family.
amen!
Amen!
Fertility corner😂😂😂
Am here sipping warm water and laughing my lungs out.
Happy new year 🎉🎉
I am Jules in this episode. Birth stories are just traumatising for me. I can relate. Anyway, congrats Shiki!!!
lol i have never seen her quiet
😅😅
She also just looks tired. Must have been a long day for her.
@@tarirodorcas yeah iv Neva seen her this quiet
I'm actually crying while watching this. So much love for all mothers, mothers to be and all women who wish to be mothers and can't for one reason or another ❤❤
Heeeeh Lornzie’s face this whole episode! I have thoroughly enjoyed this!
I thought she won MVP awards for this one
The “utakaa?” has me on the floor 😂😂😂
And "tumefika shuka"🤣🤣
@@cardineambundo9691 The number of shirts we are printing...😂
@@KingofZamunda. 🤣🤣 ikr I should start already
@@cardineambundo9691 definitely
Like apana ni dakika 5 tu tena tutoke 😒😂
The way Jules is quite the entire time. Wueh!!! Congratulations Shikie.
I am a nurse😊 and a mum♥️,am here watching and making comparisons of my experience as the scrub nurse😊 and as the patient😭😭.Its a whole big bubble of different feelings being on the theatre table.
Nobody:
Lornzie: like a horror movie???
😂😂
I love how she tells the story.. congratulations shikie
i love how Lornzie is very inquisitive like she didnt want to miss a thing. DETAILS LEAVE NOTHING OUT lol
Julia's skin tho😍😍😍 damn👌
She's finer every episode
😂😂😂😂I'm a theatre nurse...congratulations shikie
Lornzie the shook on your face is everything...
I can relate to the glasses part so much😂😂😂 Short sightedness sucks🤣
Watching this video i get to learn a lot how our son called hospital experience can be hell. It doesn’t matter whether it is covid time , the nurses/doctors are supposed to be always ready. I feel her when nobody could even tell where the hubby was, nurses taking their sweet time when she entered the first nurses station, after birth in that lonely room and waiting for help for one and a half hours. It is scary. We are happy you gave birth to a beautiful doll and both of you are healthy despite the craziness that you went through. Congratulations gal👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Can totally relate to thinking you're going to die and thinking about how your husband will take care of the baby. I was shivering and shaking seriously,I just thought death was knocking,and was going to leave my baby behind. Pregnancy and delivery are just miracles in themselves.
Waaah
Jules uko sawa lakini? 😢 You look so zoned out. Shiko, the word you're looking for is Anesthetist/Anesthesiologist(I googled😂) and laughed like a fool when Jules said Anastacia or something of the sort and the other words you guys were making fun of. On that note never ask a Kiuk to say words like Itinerary, Trattoria etc you'll need to replace your ribs lol.
Yes, I concur. The r's and the l's are a tongue twister for our peeps🥴
I'm just shocked the whole episode
@@mytinylittlechannel Haha, I didn't know you had another channel. I've hit that button.
Btw she doesn't look okay
And paraphernalia
Am watching shikie tell Lornzie that she's next and rynow that's trueeeee😅😅❤️❤️awww
When water breaks, people don't stay at home....hahaha....I like that doctor
I'm watching this video and scrolling through Instagram and the top post is Shikie's post thanking herself. Wow!!!
Julez' reactions 😅 She looks like...yeah, I'm for sure not going down that road 😂
Lornzie picturing herself in the same situation. Pray that you get them babes soonest. 'To fertility'!
Aga Khan Fail in receiving. Fail in service. Fail in billing. Just fail save for that one lovely nurse and the lady who helped with billing. But Aga Khan is a no in this COVID season. We can revisit in a year.
Thanks for sharing your story. Looking good Shikie! So good. Ivy, thanks for warning us. Everyone says babies are a blessing and forget to mention the difficult part. You're a good friend and all the ladies too.
Thanks for the content!
Even without Covid, Aga Khan maternity leaves little to be admired. I almost gave birth on my ward bed after being lengwad as a first time mum. Service is horrible for the maternity.
The c/section normally takes maximum 30minutes if the gynaecologist is fast on stitching,the layers are 5!
Depends though on several factors. The layers stitched vary but at least 2 which are mandatory.
@@sarahagunda Yes that's true
Congratulations Shikie!!! My Cs experiences were almost similar to yours. With my first, the water was completely green which necessitated the CS. Second time recovery was harder. I think my spinal membrane was punctured during the epidural because the headaches I got for the next couple of weeks were not funny. The first months post-delivery are just crazy for me too. But we are grateful we cope.
Lawd at least you're okay!
For spinal anaesthesia, it has to be given in spinal fluid called CSF. Post spinal headaches are a side effect
Anastacia!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Good job ladies with all the support you extend to each other, keep up the sisterhood.
Shikie welcome back...had missed that kasoft voice.It is the fertility spot for me 🤣🤣🤣🤣.
Shix is the Koffi Annan of this mbogi.
Happy New year Ladies, missed you guys soo much. What a really interesting episode! My eyes have never been glued to the screen for a whole 56 minutes before like this. Congratulations Shikie looking beautiful as always, I wish you success in raising your new born. Continue blessing our UA-cam timelines ladies, Love and Light .
thank youuu
Congratulations shikies happy for you.
Jules is so gorgeous and quite today I hope you are okay.
Lonzie you seem excited I can't wait I wish you all the best.
Ivy is such a good listener.
I love you guys.
She couldn't relate😂
Congratulations Shikie!!!!!💕💐💐
I'd love to hear how postpartum is like for real(physically, mentally, emotionally), just to get psychologically prepared also.
Same here, although she mentioned it was difficult and I am like details please
For me, post-partum was a really bad experience(of course every mother has a different experience) and it was due to lack of emotional support. I was in pain, didn't know what to do with a screaming newborn who had colic, didn't sleep a wink the first week cause I was scared I kept checking to see whether the baby was breathing I had to see a doc to give me drugs to relax. Lots of sleepless nights spent crying(the two of us). I had post partum depression. I'm telling you the person you decide to have a baby with and the people surrounding you at that time are sooo crucial. Choose wisely.
@@carolmutua5266 wow. I am so sorry you went through that. I hope you are all better now and receiving better emotional support, and your baby too ❤️ thank you for sharing. Advice taken
@@carolmutua5266 Hugs Carol
At 49:32 jules the whistle though😅🥰🥰🥰 i cant even whistle for my life lol
Reminds me of my birth story. A whole bucket and more of water leaked and continued leaking. Mine was green...had to go for cs after laboring. Was worth it at the end though♥️
It was so fun to watch a video with julia quiet, not that i hate when she talks i love it!, It was interesting to see her quite and just listening....
Congratulations shikie!!! Still laughing at the "bar celebrating dads" comment by Jules 😂😂
My sister gave birth at meridian hospital,the nurses were there to help all time,changing diapers,feeding the baby,giving meals and everything I loved there service
I just love how Lornzie is astonished about this story time 😂❤️
Aki jules is there thinking i wish niko na hii birth experience coz ile ku contribute ninge contribute na jokes ..wacha tuu😅😅😅..
Am watching this after lonzie has given birth and I truly believe that is a fertility cushion😂,
I love how she's asking ques knowing she now experienced it sounds funny 😂
Yamal is really calm and takes time to listen to his patients. Shikkie did well with the narration. I agree, anyone working in and within hospital premises needs training because patients need all the compassion and assistance they can get. Some of us fear hospitals. The escalated bills is such a nuisance it's the oldest trick
Great to see Shikie back!Congrats mama.Missed the full squad together. All of Lornzie's reactions is me,wueh! Very informative.Thanks for sharing.
Giving birth isn’t a joke,Coming out alive is a miracle...Congrats Shiko,mtoto anyonye na makai mbili
😂😂😂The face in Jules when you talking how much water comes out ungethani hawezi taka kuzaa tena
But I don't have a baby yet! That was fear
But she doesn't have a child
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Private hospital are notorious for overcharging. Always check the billing list or have someone knowledgeable to assess it. That’s how they make money.
What’s the name for the good medium my c-section wound and nipples are killing me
Shikie is a great story teller..😂😂😂😂 I've really enjoyed this video
thank you!!
Me and Jules’ facial expressions same WhatsApp group 😂
23:57, so true IVY i remember, my time there was a screen and nurses were watching kubamba on Citizen.....singing along, i joined them,
Woishe Lonzie is so innocent with her questions 🤗🤗🤗
Is it me ama does Jules look so traumatized kaiii.... Congratulations Shikie🎉🎉
Congratulations Shikie and Shiv and Happy n blessed new year to you. Enjoy the new addition to your Family. Thanks for sharing your story.
Clear water is okay bt too much of it means you can’t do normal delivery because water is supposed to break as the child comes , green means your child has already pooped and is at risk because he/she can start ingesting the poop which causes blockage in the respiratory tract.
Jules is so done with y'all 😂😂you are scaring the fuck out of her 😭😂
Can't believe the video was that long. I was busy laughing and paying attention I didn't notice. Nice story!
Pole sana for the way you were received at the hospital... My experience was magical at Aga Khan Mombasa. Dr. Yusuf and his team are the bomb!
Its Julez' reaction for me. LOL!
I had to pause at 16:44 This is the best episode yet. "Am about to give birth!" Utakaa? 🤔🤔🤔 .....🤣🤣🤣🤣 nimechecka yangu yote. Love from 🇨🇦
Pause again at 18:17. This lady insisting on pushing the wheelchair. Si, she works there? I would assume she knows the way to maternity? Kenya our country is just special. Pause again 18:42. "Tumefika, shuka.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 This is painful and funny. Wah, Shiko I can relate. Gave birth in Aga Khan 5 years ago. Agreed training needs to be done from the outside. Right from the watchman. Pause again 21:45. Yes. Dr. Yamal is the best. Those nurse move when he is around. Pause again at 24:01. Ivy, theater is just in Kenya. I have done both Kenya and 🇨🇦 And trust me, exactly like movies is how it is here. Lakini, Theater ya Kenya. Lord have mercy on our Nation. Lakini tuna survive. This episode has so much humanity or lack off. You ladies should seriously do that T-shirt. Tafuta sponsors, Lonzie talk to your sis about donors and become activist on so many issues raised from this episode. But seriously this is my best episode. Pause again at 43:33 pack your bags from second trimester. My girl came at 27 weeks. I had not bought even one item for the baby. Congratulations Shiko
I really enjoyed this episode. I live in the states and the operating room was just like in the movies. Handbag...😲😂.
Reminds me of my birth story, we thank God we came out alive!
The slippers part 😂😂😂😂😂😂 lovely 😍 story
Aga Khan can leave you in tears 😂. Wueeeeeh! As a babe with two sick parents who've both been going to Aga Khan consistently since 2014 and 2016, they can leave you in premium tears 😅
Kwanza venye things have been crazy this pandemic.
About billing, ours is insurance and I thankfully learnt earlier on about going through the items one by one. They take advantage of insurance aki. My dad jokes and says they can bill a pregnancy test for a male patient just to kula cash 😂
All in all, we thank God for the gift of life
And congratulations Shikie 👏🏽
This was such a great watch!
Learnt a lot, thanks a lot Shiks, @Over 25 for this.
Going back to studying for tomorrow’s exam 🏃♀️(It was worth it, all the 56:46minutes of it)
Congrats shiks🎊
I wish y’all good health and all the best!❤️❤️❤️
You guys are sent from heaven. Thank you.
Congratulations on your baby!! Thanks for sharing your story. Keep on educating us ladies
The best way to question a bill at Aga Khan is from the wards. Start with the nurses. For surgery go to theatre. Get daily bills so you have something to compare,and sort the bills daily,so that during discharge it's easier.
Congrats Shike...This was a great episode 🤗