Man in Wheel Chair and Woman in Metal Stockings

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While I was on line for my morning breakfast after hectic night duty in Patan hospital, I saw a man in wheel chair and I could see the happiness in his face. I asked him, 'How is your wife?'
He smiled me back, ‘Oh she is fine and I became a father, doc.’
And I formally said shaking his shoulder, ‘Congratulation, god bless you both and your child.’
‘Thank you, sir.’
I just casually asked him, ‘Where are you from?’
‘Kalikot’
Kalikot kaha?
‘Rupsa’
‘I have been there many times’
 He just paused and surprisingly asked me, Are you sure?’
‘Yeah I have been there many times’
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Yesterday one woman happened to me for regular check up in admission room of maternity ward at 6PM. She had shorter stature and had metal stockings on her leg for her club foot. She went through non stress test to estimate the health status of her baby inside her womb. It was turned out be reactive suggesting good status of baby.
I asked her, ‘Can you go through vaginal delivery?’
‘I dont know but I prefer to, doc.’
The mouth of her womb is opening and ripening. We put her on vaginal delivery trial and meanwhile we counseled her and her hubby that there is high chance of cesarean section for her.
Surprisingly she delivered her baby at midnight.
This lady was beautiful wife of this guy whom I met today morning while in line for my morning breakfast.
God bless them forever;  may their life be showered by world’s best possible happYness.

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