CPR for newborn baby

Last activity 08 August 2021 by sherequo

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GuestPoster6355Guest02 August 2021 13:43:43

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Hi all,

I would appreciate if anyone can help me in this.

I was married on 7 November 2021 and the baby is born on 1 August 2021. Hospital said per the government rule they will count it as 8 months and now you have to go CPR office and they will guide you what to do further and it will be long process. Does anyone have this problem? Would appreciate if you can help me and share your experience.

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Thanks.

XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert03 August 2021 06:50:20

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You can search the forum - many people have posted their experiences on this particular process. For Muslims, it is not going to be easy or fast.

sherequoMember08 August 2021 11:35:09

Hi sir xtang i message you private thanks.

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