Yasir Khan

I said, okay. And then she stopped talking after 30 seconds. I said, okay, can you tell me something interesting that happened to you at work? And she said, yeah, as a midwife, I help with delivering babies. I said, okay. And one day a woman came in and she was delivering a baby and she delivered the baby. But when the baby came out, the baby wasn't breathing.

I said, okay. And then she stopped talking after 30 seconds. I said, okay, can you tell me something interesting that happened to you at work? And she said, yeah, as a midwife, I help with delivering babies. I said, okay. And one day a woman came in and she was delivering a baby and she delivered the baby. But when the baby came out, the baby wasn't breathing.

I said, okay. And then she stopped talking after 30 seconds. I said, okay, can you tell me something interesting that happened to you at work? And she said, yeah, as a midwife, I help with delivering babies. I said, okay. And one day a woman came in and she was delivering a baby and she delivered the baby. But when the baby came out, the baby wasn't breathing.

I said, okay. And then she stopped talking after 30 seconds. I said, okay, can you tell me something interesting that happened to you at work? And she said, yeah, as a midwife, I help with delivering babies. I said, okay. And one day a woman came in and she was delivering a baby and she delivered the baby. But when the baby came out, the baby wasn't breathing.

So all the doctors immediately went, they did CPR, tried to resuscitate the baby over and over again. They tried for 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 40 seconds. Eventually they had to call it. So they looked at her and they said, hey, Mary, it's up to you. We did what we could. I know tomorrow, Saturday, Sunday, you're off, but do whatever you got to do. We'll meet on Monday.

So all the doctors immediately went, they did CPR, tried to resuscitate the baby over and over again. They tried for 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 40 seconds. Eventually they had to call it. So they looked at her and they said, hey, Mary, it's up to you. We did what we could. I know tomorrow, Saturday, Sunday, you're off, but do whatever you got to do. We'll meet on Monday.

So all the doctors immediately went, they did CPR, tried to resuscitate the baby over and over again. They tried for 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 40 seconds. Eventually they had to call it. So they looked at her and they said, hey, Mary, it's up to you. We did what we could. I know tomorrow, Saturday, Sunday, you're off, but do whatever you got to do. We'll meet on Monday.

So all the doctors immediately went, they did CPR, tried to resuscitate the baby over and over again. They tried for 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 40 seconds. Eventually they had to call it. So they looked at her and they said, hey, Mary, it's up to you. We did what we could. I know tomorrow, Saturday, Sunday, you're off, but do whatever you got to do. We'll meet on Monday.

So all the doctors immediately went, they did CPR, tried to resuscitate the baby over and over again. They tried for 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 40 seconds. Eventually they had to call it. So they looked at her and they said, hey, Mary, it's up to you. We did what we could. I know tomorrow, Saturday, Sunday, you're off, but do whatever you got to do. We'll meet on Monday.

So all the doctors immediately went, they did CPR, tried to resuscitate the baby over and over again. They tried for 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 40 seconds. Eventually they had to call it. So they looked at her and they said, hey, Mary, it's up to you. We did what we could. I know tomorrow, Saturday, Sunday, you're off, but do whatever you got to do. We'll meet on Monday.

So all the doctors immediately went, they did CPR, tried to resuscitate the baby over and over again. They tried for 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 40 seconds. Eventually they had to call it. So they looked at her and they said, hey, Mary, it's up to you. We did what we could. I know tomorrow, Saturday, Sunday, you're off, but do whatever you got to do. We'll meet on Monday.

So all the doctors immediately went, they did CPR, tried to resuscitate the baby over and over again. They tried for 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 40 seconds. Eventually they had to call it. So they looked at her and they said, hey, Mary, it's up to you. We did what we could. I know tomorrow, Saturday, Sunday, you're off, but do whatever you got to do. We'll meet on Monday.

So all the doctors immediately went, they did CPR, tried to resuscitate the baby over and over again. They tried for 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 40 seconds. Eventually they had to call it. So they looked at her and they said, hey, Mary, it's up to you. We did what we could. I know tomorrow, Saturday, Sunday, you're off, but do whatever you got to do. We'll meet on Monday.

So all the doctors immediately went, they did CPR, tried to resuscitate the baby over and over again. They tried for 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 40 seconds. Eventually they had to call it. So they looked at her and they said, hey, Mary, it's up to you. We did what we could. I know tomorrow, Saturday, Sunday, you're off, but do whatever you got to do. We'll meet on Monday.

So the doctors left and Mary's standing there in the room. And on one side, you see a mother who just gave birth. On the other side, you're seeing a baby boy who's not breathing. So in that moment, she just goes to the mother and says, hey, can I just continue giving CPR? Can I just, like, what do I have to lose, right?

So the doctors left and Mary's standing there in the room. And on one side, you see a mother who just gave birth. On the other side, you're seeing a baby boy who's not breathing. So in that moment, she just goes to the mother and says, hey, can I just continue giving CPR? Can I just, like, what do I have to lose, right?

So the doctors left and Mary's standing there in the room. And on one side, you see a mother who just gave birth. On the other side, you're seeing a baby boy who's not breathing. So in that moment, she just goes to the mother and says, hey, can I just continue giving CPR? Can I just, like, what do I have to lose, right?

So the doctors left and Mary's standing there in the room. And on one side, you see a mother who just gave birth. On the other side, you're seeing a baby boy who's not breathing. So in that moment, she just goes to the mother and says, hey, can I just continue giving CPR? Can I just, like, what do I have to lose, right?

So the doctors left and Mary's standing there in the room. And on one side, you see a mother who just gave birth. On the other side, you're seeing a baby boy who's not breathing. So in that moment, she just goes to the mother and says, hey, can I just continue giving CPR? Can I just, like, what do I have to lose, right?

So the doctors left and Mary's standing there in the room. And on one side, you see a mother who just gave birth. On the other side, you're seeing a baby boy who's not breathing. So in that moment, she just goes to the mother and says, hey, can I just continue giving CPR? Can I just, like, what do I have to lose, right?