Call the Midwife season 10 episode 6 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In this episode, Nurse Anderson handles an emergency childbirth with complications in Tavistock Buildings. Nonnatus House faces challenges in providing care to the Indian community, leading to a plan for evening classes for Asian mothers. Sister Frances struggles to secure funding. Meanwhile, Mrs. Watson's attempted unsafe abortion and her dire living conditions are revealed. Sarita Gupta's trauma from the Partition of India impacts her pregnancy. Trixie's letter to The Times advocating for the Abortion Reform Bill sparks a heated BBC radio debate. Nurse Corrigan discloses her secret daughter, born during her teenage years, raising ethical concerns. The episode underscores the importance of community, understanding, and speaking up for change.
Full Episode S10E06 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the emergency Nurse Anderson responded to at Tavistock Buildings?
Nurse Anderson responded to a Born Before Arrival (BBA) case where Manju experienced severe bleeding after childbirth.
Why does Manju need to go to the hospital?
Manju needs to go to the hospital because part of her placenta is retained, causing severe bleeding.
What cultural belief makes Manju hesitant to go to the hospital?
Manju is hesitant due to the cultural belief of Sutak, which restricts who can see women after childbirth.
What issue does Mrs. Watson face with her pregnancy?
Mrs. Watson faces difficulties with her fourth pregnancy and reveals she attempted an unsafe abortion due to her dire living conditions.