midwife

Midwife fiction is a genre that often focuses on the experiences of midwives. It may include stories about childbirth, the relationships between midwives and the families they serve, and the challenges and joys in their profession.

Dugu Prajna died in the 41st episode of the drama "Dugu Tianxia." In this plot, Dugu Jialuo personally helped his sister deliver the baby, and Prajna risked her life to give birth to the Crown Prince. However, Prajna suffered from bleeding during the difficult labor, and her situation was very dangerous. Jialuo urgently rang the Jingyang Bell and quickly informed Yuwen Hu that Prajna was in critical condition. Although Prajna's bleeding was under control, the tocolopy medicine had been poisoned. The amount of poison exceeded the limit, causing Prajna and the newborn baby to be in danger. Prajna realized that her life was not long, so she told her funeral affairs and asked Yuwen Yu to help take care of the child. Therefore, according to the information provided, Jialuo had indeed helped Prajna deliver the baby.

Some of the stories are based on real events and experiences, but they might have some fictional elements added for dramatic effect.

Some aspects of the stories are based on real events and experiences, but they might also have some fictional elements for dramatic effect.

Yes, it is based on real-life events and memoirs. Many of the storylines are inspired by true experiences of midwives.

Yes, it is based on real events and people's experiences during that dark period.

Some elements of the 'Call the Midwife' stories are based on real events and experiences, but they might also have some fictional elements added for dramatic effect.

Yes, it is. 'The Midwife' is inspired by real-life events and experiences.

Not exactly. While it may draw inspiration from some real elements, it also incorporates fictional elements to enhance the narrative and make it more engaging.

Yes, the 'Call the Midwife' book is based on true stories. The author, Jennifer Worth, drew from her own experiences as a midwife in the East End of London in the 1950s. It gives a vivid account of the lives of the midwives, the mothers, and the community during that time.