Notes of the midwife. Difficult burden

Who can work, if her last name means "danger"? No, not a police officer and not a specialist. She is a midwife.
Lia Hazard did not immediately decide on the choice of a profession, but after a successful marriage and the birth of two daughters, she decided to become a midwife. At first, naively believing that it would be with his patients to admire the birth of a new life, to care for funny and satisfied with future mothers, and then to nurse with their rounded babies, she quickly realized that the midst of the midwife is very far from this idyllic picture.
The birth is different. Emergency situations arise constantly. In the maternity departments, there are not enough staff, the midwives are always processed and do not get enough sleep, they are very responsible, and many do not withstand. However, the author is not one of these.
She comes to the rescue in the most difficult situations. Trying to do everything in her power. She sincerely empathizes with his patients, which is why she often suffers from herself, but so far she has not managed to form a shell of indifference, which would be very useful at her work.
A fascinating book told from the first person: about the British state of obstetric care, clinical cases and everyday life Stories that can be much more exciting than any fiction