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Baby Born in Mid Air

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Choto Cheeta
Choto Cheeta Original post #1
May 26, 2007 at 6:18 PM
Doctors deliver baby on Delta flight

ATLANTA - Two doctors on a Delta Air Lines flight from Germany delivered a baby in the aisle of the plane and resuscitated him when he wasn't breathing, officials said. Read More
RCuber
RCuber #2
May 26, 2007 at 7:39 PM
Choto Cheeta said:
Doctors deliver baby on Delta flight

ATLANTA - Two doctors on a Delta Air Lines flight from Germany delivered a baby in the aisle of the plane and resuscitated him when he wasn't breathing, officials said. Read More

No offence, But it is the duty of a doctor to help when such things do occur.It is the media which hype such things and make it headlines.
NucleusKore
May 26, 2007 at 8:40 PM
As a doctor may I point out that
1. All airlines have restrictions on women flying near term
2. Birth in flight, although the cabin is pressurised, can be quite risky

So it IS HEADLINES, for both the mother and baby, and the doctors concerned, not to show off like HE-MAN, but for the fact that the delivery was successful under the difficult circumstances, and for the fact that they could resuscitate the baby (not an easy task).
Choto Cheeta
May 26, 2007 at 10:32 PM
As a doctor may I point out that
1. All airlines have restrictions on women flying near term
2. Birth in flight, although the cabin is pressurised, can be quite risky

No one will listen :( its in people blood, not to listen, even with Seat Belt of Cars... how many of us realy put them on ?? came to a singnal, just hang it over the chest, cross the signal that's it most of us, will again let it go :p

anyway, that's what can be called a flying baby :lol:
freshseasons
May 26, 2007 at 11:30 PM
NucleusKore said:
As a doctor may I point out that
1. All airlines have restrictions on women flying near term
2. Birth in flight, although the cabin is pressurised, can be quite risky

So it IS HEADLINES, for both the mother and baby, and the doctors concerned, not to show off like HE-MAN, but for the fact that the delivery was successful under the difficult circumstances, and for the fact that they could resuscitate the baby (not an easy task).

Perfect Answer. Really why people take unnecessary risk i dont understand.Its the babys life they are playing with.Good that there was a co-operating Doctor on the Flight.
And Even a Doctor is a human -being.Come on...How many people want to help others delivering the baby on the flight ?