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Sir Lewis Hamilton testing for McLaren at Silverstone circuit (2006)

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He Showed Up: Lewis Hamilton x Black!Caribbean!Reader

Y/n and Lewis had met at Coachella, where they were both in the same situation of being dragged there by their friends even though they wanted to stay home. Throughout the night, they talked and laughed, drank and danced until their fun exceeded to Lewis’ hotel room. The next morning Lewis woke up to the beautiful woman next to him that he hoped would be interested in dating him despite the circumstances of how they met and what they had already done. However, Y/n was the complete opposite as she woke up to the sound of Lewis having a shower and was entirely embarrassed as she quickly got dressed and left the room, leaving no traces of herself behind as she made her way home to wallow in shame and self pity. Lewis was now left heartbroken as he came to find that she left without even saying goodbye, luckily he had her social account that even though she restricted him from texting, he was still able to see her posts and stories.

Three months went by and Y/n was completely sick since the end of the first month after the interaction, yet she thought it was just something going on with her body and went on taking medications. Shocking to find out at her six months check up that happens twice a year, that she was pregnant, and that the medications she had been taking may or may not have caused harm to the fetus. Feeling every emotion under the sun, she broke down into tears worried of how she would look after both herself and her child, seeming that her family abandoned her and her friends are most of the times busy and unable to help.

Overtime of taking the prenatal vitamins and other prescribed medications, she was finally in the somewhat clear during her sixth month of pregnancy. Unbeknownst to her, Lewis had followed her on instagram using Roscoe’s account and had been watching every post she made and so he was aware that she was pregnant. He eventually got one of her female friends to meet with him, where she gave him further updates about Y/n’s pregnancy as he also would buy things things for the baby, delivering them straight to her address, confusing both the pregnant woman and delivery men as she knew she didn’t have the sources to purchase whatever came onto her doorstep. Lewis then went all out to plan for the friend to get Y/n out of the house so he could go in with Toto, Susie, Angela, George, Mick and Sebastian to quickly set up the surprise nursery that her friend had ‘planned’.

Moving up to the ninth month, Y/n was now in the hospital as her water had broke and contraction already started. Y/n’s friend excused herself with the reason of needing to use the bathroom as she went to call Lewis, informing him that Y/n was ready to give birth. Lewis was so excited as he told his family who told him to hurry on, as he sped off to the hospital. Upon arrival, Y/n friend was waiting for him at the entrance as he parked and strides across the road, they hurriedly made it to the room that Y/n was admitted into.

“Hi cutie how are you feeling?”Y/n’s friend tried to cheer her up as she noticed the pain and worry on her face. “I’m scared my baby may not be healthy and it would be all my fault. The worse part is that I have no support but you, as the father or my family aren’t here. How will I do this Anita? I’m struggling now and I’m gonna suffer even more after this. I don’t want anything to happen to us, especially not my baby. I can’t even feel my my baby moving anymore. I would never forgive myself if something goes wrong!”Y/n cried into Anita’s arms, her body weak and in pain as she awaits the arrival of her baby. “Listen, I know things are hard right now, but I promise you have a lot of support. You’ll get through this and nothing will happen to either of you. Just so you know, there’s someone outside that waiting to be by your side so I’m gonna go sit in the waiting room while you’re here and after the birth of my Godbaby, the person will come and call me when you decide that you allow visitors, ok?” Anita asked calmly as Y/n slowly nodded her head, feeling herself slip into sleep.

Anita walked out the door signalling for Lewis to go in as she went to the waiting room. Y/n was about to drift off into sleep when she heard the door open and turned her head to look at the intruder, only to find the father of her soon to be born baby smiling at her with flowers in his hand and a water bottle in the other. “Lewis? How did you find me?!” Y/n asked surprised as to how he could’ve known about this happening. “I found out through instagram and your friend Anita who I had been in touch with since your fifth month. How are you holding up? I got you some flowers” Lewis spoke to her softly and he placed the vases flowers on the table and sat next to her holding her hand. “I’m drained, scared, worried, sad, happy. I don’t know what to feel.” Y/n expresses as the tears started flowing once again. “You’ll be fine sweetheart, don’t be so hard on yourself. You’re doing an amazing job and it’s not your fault for what happened, just know that I will love our baby either way” Lewis reassured as he placed a soft kiss on her cheek.

The process sped up as Y/n was now fully dilated and was ready to push, the fear, worry and extreme anxiety started rushing through Y/n veins as she cried for her baby to be ok, with Lewis whispering gentle words and prayers into her ears. “C’mon Y/n, you’ll be fine and our baby will be healthy. You’re strong and resilient, I know you can do this. Just one more push and we’re done” Lewis encouraged but was met with “No, I can’t do this anymore! It hurts Lew, it hurts! Please let them make it stop!”Y/n screamed into Lewis’ now tear soaked shirt as he rubbed her back and kissed her sweaty forehead. “Yes you can do it, the head is already out, we just need one last push and you’re done, the pain will not be so severe. Just take a deep breath and push when you’re ready, yeah?” Lewis encouraged once more, resulting in a war cry from Y/n that almost shook the room as their baby came sliding out fully into the world.

“Omg, congratulations Ms. Y/n. You’ve just welcome the most healthy and beautiful baby boy!” The doctor cheered as he placed the newborn onto her chest, Y/n and Lewis crying their eyes out at the sight of their son. The doctors then cleaned up and did all the necessary checks and paperwork for both Y/n and the baby before they were left to privacy.

“He’s adorable” Lewis sue as he held his son skin to skin on his bare chest. “I never thought I’d have kids this early, but I’m glad I did now. I guess I felt like I was too old to tart having kids no and I was originally gonna give up, but seeing what we created made me change my mind. I know you have a name for him, Anita told me it was special but I don’t know what it is?” Lewis asked as he placed the baby into the bassinet. “I don’t know if you’ll like it, I wanted to name him Milo Nicholas Anthony Hamilton” Y/n said with tears gathering in her eyes as he saw Lewis completely break down at the honour in his son’s name. “I love it, and I know that my dad and brother will love it too” Lewis said between sniffles as he hugged a postpartum Y/n who has fallen asleep.

Lewis then made his way back over to the bassinet, picking up his baby and walking around with him. “Hi Milo, I’m your daddy. I know you might be confused as you never heard my voice while you were in mummy’s tummy, but I promise you that I’m here now and you will never have to worry about not hearing me again. I promise to always be there to guide and protect both you and your mummy. I promise to try to be the best father that myself allows and to lows be there for you in any situation. I want you to know that I love you and mummy very much, I think I might ask her to marry me. What do you think bud? But anyways I know you’re sleeping soI’m gonna put you back down and let you rest. Good night my sweet boy” Lewis declared as he kissed the baby’s forehead and placed him back in the bassinet, scooting into the hospital bed to cuddle with Y/n as he fell asleep knowing that he now had a family of his own after years of waiting.

The next day, a post was made that informed everyone of the precious surprise that spun the world of its axis.

LewisHamilton: I wanted to inform you all that I welcomed my first child yesterday night. Milo Nicholas Anthony Hamilton is a blessing In my life and will now become my biggest priority (of course above F1) no doubt.

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The woman knew there would be blood, but she hadn’t expected this much or for it to be bright red. It had been nearly a day since the Surepoint Emergency Center outside of Fort Worth told her that she was miscarrying at nearly 13 weeks and sent her home with a prescription and a set of instructions. Administer the misoprostol, a drug that helps empty the uterus, and wait, the instructions said. If it doesn’t work, take another dose. There will be a lot of blood, the doctor said, but you only need to worry if it’s scarlet instead of a rusty brown. The woman, who asked not to be named out of concern for her safety, wanted a surgical procedure to clear her uterus, but the doctor told her it wasn’t an option at the facility. Worried by the amount of blood, the woman and her husband, Ryan Hamilton, returned to Surepoint, their 9-month-old daughter in tow. The trip was the beginning of a 24-hour race to get the woman additional abortion care while she bled until she lost consciousness on her bathroom floor. “She started to lose a lot of blood and a lot of body fluid, to the point where it’s scary,” Hamilton said. “She’s a very strong Texas woman. She’s determined to do it. I’m not surprised she stayed in there longer than she probably should have before she passed out.” The woman’s story, which her first husband shared on social media and with The News, is yet another example of a Texan stuck in the gray space of the state’s abortion laws that ban the procedure in all cases except to preserve the life of the mother. Her miscarriage occurred two weeks before the Texas Supreme Court ruled against several other women who sued the state because they struggled to get medical assistance for complications including conditions that lead to miscarriage, they said. Two medical centers allegedly denied the woman a surgical abortion because her case was not considered emergent enough, Hamilton said, despite the fact that her fetus’ heartbeat had stopped.

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When Texas radio host Ryan Hamilton found out his wife was suffering a miscarriage and the fetus no longer had a heartbeat, he said that was "only the beginning." In this extended clip, Hamilton tells "CBS Mornings" about the confusion the couple had as they turned to doctors for help treating his wife amid the state's strict abortion laws.

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Your son just got called a broccoli butt by a toddler

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He called him fetus *Laughs softly*

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Occupational therapy’s role in enhancing Maternal and child health.

“Maternal health remains a staggering challenge, particularly in the developing world. Globally, a woman dies from complications in childbirth every minute” - Jessica Capshaw. This quote shows that many women, especially in poorer countries, face serious risks during childbirth. It's a reminder that maternal health is a big problem worldwide, and we need to do more to keep mothers safe. Graham (2005) states that failure to provide efficient maternal health services is due to the functioning of the whole health system. In this blog, we will dive deep into the global health concern that is maternity and child health. Furthermore, we will analyse the role of occupational therapy in addressing this social issue at prenatal, antenatal, and postnatal level.

Maternal health refers to the health of a woman during pregnancy, childbirth, and prenatal period (World Health Organization: WHO, 2019). Underdeveloped countries experience lack of access or adequate health care resources, these health disparities lead to poor health outcomes for both the mother and child (Filippi et al., 2006). It is further mentioned that good maternal health is important for the wellbeing of the child as their health is closely linked and the child is dependent for developmental outcomes (Filippi et al., 2006). With proper provision of health care services to these pregnant women it would result in reduction in deaths during and after births.

The journey of becoming of a mother involves active learning through observation and participation (Hamilton-Dodd et al., 1989). The prenatal period is the phase where the formation of the embryo through the development of the fetus (Arey et al., 1998). A survey was conducted in the University of St. Augustine for Health sciences that gathered the lived experiences of the women before pregnancy and after pregnancy. As some said they displayed decreased interest to participate in meaningful occupations. One lady expressed “My sleep at night has definitely been hindered because I am uncomfortable and having to move positions and not being able to sleep on my back.” The OT’s role with pregnant individuals would be to provide support and adaptation to facilitate occupational engagement and performance. With this particular sleep difficulty, correct positioning and ergonomic principles would assist to allow for good sleep participation for this lady.

Another crucial role occupational therapists could play during the prenatal period to would be in supporting the mothers is identifying the delayed milestones through education (McCormick et al., 1982). Furthermore, providing support in adapting her behaviour to meet the needs of her infant. In my first week at Marian ridge community, I observed a very disturbing scene where I noticed a pregnant woman sitting on the side of the road and smoking cigarettes. Research states that the consumption of tobacco during pregnancy can result in increased risk of low birthweight, sudden infant syndrome (SID) and impact the pregnancy term (Castles et al., 1999). As an occupational therapy student, I would assume she is aware of the dangers of smoking during pregnancy. However, if she was a client assigned to me my first question would be “Why does she smoke? And what are the underlying factors that pushes her to engage in such activities that can danger the wellbeing of her child and pregnancy term?”. The Occupational therapy profession teaches us to look and treat our clients holistically and that could involve further investigating her reasons and working on ways she can handle her habits to ensure the child’s health is of priority.

After childbirth, the role of being a mother continues and raising of the child begins. This stage is usually coming with more physical and psychological responsibilities and adopting a lifestyle that suits the newborn. New mothers commonly experience different emotions while trying to adapt to changes to their routines and this may impact on maternal sensitivity and responsiveness to their newborns (Branjerdporn et al., 2020). Therefore, OT support to these mothers would increase occupational engagement, positively improving maternal health and facilitate a strong mother and newborn attachment (Baker et al., 2024). Research reports that following childbirth, 26% to 84% of women experience mild depressive symptoms and 13% experience postpartum depression (Barbic et al., 2021). Occupational therapists are equipped with the necessary knowledge in identifying occupational imbalance such as role transition difficulties mothers would experience after childbirth, provide stress management skills, routine adjustments, and support to achieve role fulfilment (Barbic et al., 2021).

Overall, occupational therapy interventions can contribute to improving maternal health outcomes and promoting the well-being of both mothers and children. By addressing the unique needs of mothers throughout the different stages of pregnancy.

References:

Arey, L. B., Sapunar, D., & Rogers, K. (1998, September 8). Prenatal development | Description, Stages, & Timeline. Encyclopedia Britannica. https://www.britannica.com/science/prenatal-development

Baker, H. B., Cuomo, B., Femia, C., Lin, D. J., Stobbie, C., McLean, B., & Hatfield, M. (2024). Occupational therapy in maternal health: Exploring the Barkin Index of Maternal Functioning as a potential tool. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal. https://doi.org/10.1111/1440-1630.12926

Barbic, S., MacKirdy, K., Weiss, R., Barrie, A., Kitchin, V., & Lepin, S. (2021). Scoping Review of the role of occupational therapy in the treatment of women with postpartum Depression. Annals of International Occupational Therapy, 4(4). https://doi.org/10.3928/24761222-20210921-02

Branjerdporn, G., Meredith, P., Wilson, T., & Strong, J. (2020). Prenatal predictors of maternal-infant attachment. Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy, 87(4), 265–277. https://doi.org/10.1177/0008417420941781

Castles, A. G., Adams, E. K., Melvin, C. L., Kelsch, C., & Boulton, M. L. (1999). Effects of smoking during pregnancy. American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 16(3), 208–215. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0749-3797(98)00089-0

Filippi, V., Ronsmans, C., Campbell, O. M. R., Graham, W., Mills, A., Borghi, J., Koblinsky, M., & Osrin, D. (2006). Maternal health in poor countries: the broader context and a call for action. The Lancet, 368(9546), 1535–1541. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0140-6736(06)69384-7

Graham WJ. Now or never: the case for measuring maternal mortality. The Lancet 2002; 359:701–4.

Hamilton-Dodd, C., Kawamoto, T., Clark, F., Burke, J., & Fanchiang, S. P. (1989). The effects of a maternal preparation program on Mother–Infant pairs: a pilot study. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 43(8), 513–521. https://doi.org/10.5014/ajot.43.8.513

McCormick, M. C., Shapiro, S., & Starfield, B. (1982). Factors Associated with Maternal Opinion of Infant Development—Clues to the Vulnerable Child? Pediatrics, 69(5), 537–543. https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.69.5.537

World Health Organization: WHO. (2019, September 23). Maternal health. https://www.who.int/health-topics/maternal-health#tab=tab_2

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Reagan Medical Center- A trusted medical center in Dacula for years

In the last decade, medical technology has improved to a large extent. Especially, there has been a lot of improvement in the diagnostic industry. The era of X-ray detection has moved to MRI, one step ahead of the CT scan. MRI or Magnetic Resonance Imaging is a kind of scanning done through radio waves to get detailed images of the organs and body tissues.

If you are looking for the best MRI center in Dacula, then Reagan Medical Center is at your service. You can dependably take the service from the hands of experts at an affordable price.

Along with MRI, Reagan Medical Center is also known for the services of internal medicine in Dacula, primary care physician in Dacula, and radiology test in Dacula. Being a trusted diagnostic imaging center in Dacula, it gets huge leads for nuclear stress test in Dacula as well.

CT scan, also known as CAT scan, is a medical imaging technique that allows doctors to obtain a detailed visualization of the internal structures of the body. This non-invasive procedure is commonly used to scan the brain, neck, spine, chest, abdomen, pelvis, and sinuses. The CT scan has revolutionized modern medicine by enabling doctors to detect diseases that previously could only be diagnosed through invasive surgical procedures or autopsy.

Finding a right destination for CT scan in Dacula, GA can only be possible with Reagan Medical Center. The center has state-of-the-art diagnostic infrastructure that allows the doctors to do a quick result-oriented scanning procedure. The service is available at the Hamilton location of RMC.

Similar to CT Scan, ultrasound is also an imaging procedure that includes the use of sound waves to see the organs and structures inside the body. The experts use to see the heart, kidneys, blood vessels, liver, and other organs. Doctors use ultrasound techniques during pregnancy to determine the condition of the fetus. 

If you are looking for a service for ultrasound in Dacula, GA, then Reagan Medical Center is always at your service. There are different types of ultrasound which can be accessed at our Hamilton center. You can contact the office to get an appointment.

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