A Story of Strength and New Beginnings

We are honored to share the story of Suprima Tamang, a courageous 17-year-old mother from Doromba-04, Ramechhap. Despite the challenging distance of 2 hours and 30 minutes by ambulance, Suprima and her family made the journey to our hospital as she began experiencing abdominal pain and per vaginal discharge.

Our dedicated team was ready to provide the care she needed, and after a safe and smooth normal vaginal delivery, Suprima welcomed a beautiful baby boy into the world on 2081-07-08 at 12:13 AM. This precious little one weighed in at 2.6 kg, bringing joy and pride to his young parents, Suprima and Surendra Moktan.

Suprima’s strength and determination at such a young age are truly inspiring. Moments like these remind us of the resilience of our patients and the power of compassionate care. Congratulations to the new family, and may their journey ahead be filled with joy, love, and health.

A Challenging Journey and the Power of Compassionate Care

Prem Kumari Pradhan, a resident of Ward No. 2 in Chaurideurali Rural Municipality, had been using family planning methods for a long time. However, after a missed dose, she visited DCWC Community Hospital for a checkup. An ultrasound revealed that she was four months pregnant. Surprised by the news, Prem Kumari decided to return home to discuss her options with her husband.

On 2081-07-04 (2024-October-20) at 2:00 AM, Prem Kumari returned to the hospital with symptoms of abdominal pain and per vaginal discharge. Our skilled healthcare team quickly diagnosed that she was in labor. At 4:44 AM, she delivered a baby girl through normal vaginal delivery. However, the newborn weighed only 1200 grams, indicating a very low birth weight.

Doctors recommended transferring the baby to a better-equipped hospital for intensive care. However, Prem Kumari’s husband, Gopal Pradhan, initially expressed a preference to prioritize his wife’s health, even if it meant the newborn might not survive. This created a difficult and emotional situation for everyone involved. Our healthcare team provided counseling and support to help the family navigate these challenging emotions, emphasizing the importance of both mother and baby’s health.

In their time of need, DCWC Community Hospital stood by the family with unwavering compassion. At this point, the hospital manager, Mr. Tul Bahadur Lama, personally stepped in, raised funds, and facilitated the transfer to a specialized hospital, ensuring the newborn received the critical care she needed.

We are pleased to share that the newborn is currently receiving treatment and showing gradual progress. Moments like these remind us of our mission to not only provide medical care but also to offer comfort, support, and hope to every family we serve.

A heartfelt thank you to our dedicated health workers and team for their compassion and commitment in this challenging journey.

A Joyous Arrival

Recently, our hospital had the privilege of assisting a brave young mother, Sarmila Pradan, from Chaurideurali-02, Kavre. Sarmila faced the challenge of abdominal pain and per vaginal discharge. With her home located an hour away from the hospital by ambulance, the journey to reach us was not easy, especially as she endured significant discomfort.

Despite the distance and the urgent circumstances, our dedicated ambulance team responded swiftly, ensuring that Sarmila received timely care and support. Upon arrival, our medical team worked attentively, leading to a successful normal vaginal delivery.

At 1:45 AM on 2081-07-05, Sarmila and her husband, Sonam Lama, welcomed a healthy baby boy into the world. Moments like these highlight the importance of teamwork, quick response, and compassionate care, and we are incredibly proud to be part of their story.

Our heartfelt congratulations to the new family!

Congratulations on the Arrival of a New Bundle of Joy!

We are overjoyed to share the wonderful news of the safe delivery of a beautiful baby girl at our hospital! 🌸

Mother: Juna Lama, 29 yrs
Father: Sonam Lama
Address: Kavre, Chaurideurali -02

Juna Lama visited our hospital experiencing abdominal pain, vaginal discharge, and cessation of menstruation. After a thorough diagnosis, we are thrilled to announce that she delivered a healthy baby girl through a vaginal delivery. Both mother and baby are doing well and are resting comfortably. 💕👶

We extend our warmest congratulations to the proud parents, Juna and Sonam Lama! Wishing them lots of love, joy, and happiness as they start this beautiful new chapter in life. 🌟

Journey to seek relief is a testament to her strength, as she was carried in a traditional bamboo basket walks three hours on foot from her home to receive the care

Meet Maya Tamang, a resilient 68-year-old woman from the village of Doramba Sailung Rural Municipality in Ramechhap. Her journey to seek relief is a testament to her strength, as she was carried in a traditional bamboo basket walks three hours on foot from her home to receive the care she desperately needs.

For the past two weeks, Maya has been battling persistent backache, which has intensified over the last five days. The pain doesn't stop there—it radiates with a tingling and burning sensation, accompanied by an unsettling fever. Her bilateral knee joints also bear the brunt of this affliction, making each step a challenge.

To uncover the source of her suffering, a comprehensive array of tests has been conducted. Blood investigations, including a complete blood count and tests for inflammation markers and blood sugar levels, aim to paint a full picture of her condition. X-rays of her lumbar spine and knee joints further illuminate the extent of her pain.

The diagnosis reveals a complex struggle: bilateral knee joint osteoarthritis combined with a compression fracture in her lower back. The prescribed treatment plan is a blend of medication and supportive care, including injections and tablets to alleviate her discomfort and promote healing.

Maya's story is one of enduring hardship and courage, as she faces each day with unwavering determination to overcome the challenges that come her way.

At DCWC Community Hospital, we are committed to providing the compassionate care she needs to heal and find comfort.

A Miracle Amidst Adversity: The Story of Rasmita Thapa Magar

In the remote village of Doramba-04, Ramechhap, Rasmita Thapa Magar, a brave 30-year-old mother, brought a beautiful baby boy into the world, weighing 3.1 kg.

A Journey of Hope :

During the rainy season, Rasmita faced the challenge of traveling from her home to DCWC Community Hospital, a journey that took 4 hours by ambulance through rough terrain. Despite the difficulties, she remained determined to ensure her child's safe arrival.

Facing Complications with Courage :

Rasmita experienced severe abdominal pain and other complications. The medical team at DCWC Community Hospital acted swiftly, and through their expertise and Rasmita's strength, a successful delivery was performed.

Our Commitment :

At DCWC Community Hospital, we support mothers like Rasmita by improving healthcare access in remote areas. Join us in celebrating the strength of mothers and the miracle of new life. Together, we can make a difference.

Huge Congratulations to Mother Rasmita Thapa Magar and Father Tek Bahadur Magar

Congratulations, Susma Thapa Magar and Mohan Thapa Magar for having a baby

Congratulations, Susma Thapa Magar!

At 22 years young and hailing from the beautiful region of Ramechhap Doramba-04, you've shown immense strength and courage in facing your health challenges head-on.

Today marks a significant milestone as you overcome the hurdles of cessation of menstruation, abdominal pain, and per vaginal discharge with unwavering determination. Your resilience is truly inspiring.

Moreover, your journey into motherhood, with your precious baby born on 2080/11/05, is a testament to your love and nurturing spirit. Your commitment to your child's well-being is evident in every step you take.

Let's also extend heartfelt congratulations to Mohan Thapa Magar, the proud father, whose support and love have undoubtedly been invaluable on this journey.

May this moment be a reminder of your incredible strength and the brighter days ahead.

Here's to your continued health, happiness, and many more milestones to celebrate in the journey of life. Congratulations once again, Susma Thapa Magar and Mohan Thapa Magar

Congratulations Mina tamang and Anil tamang

Mina Tamang and Anil tamang, congratulations on the birth of your daughter! May she bring immense happiness and love into your lives. Wishing your family health, joy, and countless precious moments as you embark on this beautiful journey of parenthood.

Happy Dashain 2080

Wishing you a very Happy Dashain! May this festival bring you lots of happiness, good health, and success in everything you do!

Remarkable Journey to DCWC Hospital: A Tale of Determination and Medical Expertise

Mrs. Binita Magar, a pregnant woman residing in Ward No. 4 of Doramba Shailung Rural Municipality, Passeban, found herself in a challenging situation due to the arduous journey required to reach the hospital for her delivery. The journey from Passeban to the hospital was fraught with difficulties, and it is noteworthy to mention that the travel time by ambulance took approximately three hours, while covering the same distance on foot required a staggering five to six hours to complete. Unfortunately, due to heavy rainfall and poor road conditions, the ambulance was unable to access her location, necessitating the assistance of 20-25 individuals who collectively carried the patient halfway to the hospital, employing a stretcher for this purpose. This effort consumed an additional five hours before reaching a point where the ambulance could finally take over. The transfer to the hospital, at this juncture, consumed an additional two hours and took place in the middle of the night, specifically at 3 o'clock.

Upon closer examination of the situation, it was determined that the baby had been born at 6 o'clock in the evening. However, a concerning issue arose as the placenta had become retained for approximately nine hours. Intriguingly, a stone had been attached to the placenta due to a superstitious belief that this would prevent the placental tip from entering the uterus, making removal more challenging. After a thorough assessment, medical personnel were able to successfully detach the placenta, following which both mother and baby were closely monitored at the hospital for a duration of approximately 24 hours. It was subsequently decided that they were in stable condition and could be discharged following this observation period.

In closing, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the dedicated doctors and medical staff at DCWC Hospital for their exceptional care and expertise in handling this complex situation, ensuring the well-being of both mother and baby throughout this challenging ordeal