Voices of J&K Mothers

Real Recovery & Delivery Stories From Across Kashmir

Inspiring stories of families from Kupwara, Anantnag, Kargil, Baramulla, & Srinagar who received care at Womb2Bloom.

Saima & Baby Twins
Kupwara
29-Week Premature Twin Delivery & NICU Care

Saima & Baby Twins

Attending Consultant: Dr. Zahoor Hussain Daraz

Delivered 29-week premature twins in Kupwara during heavy winter snowfall. Shifted to Womb2Bloom NICU at Medicare Karan Nagar and placed on Bubble CPAP under Dr. Zahoor Daraz.

Clinical Outcome:

Both twin babies gained healthy weight over 22 days in NICU and are now thriving, active 2-year-old toddlers in Kupwara.

"Dr. Zahoor and his NICU nursing team treated my twins like their own children. We will forever be grateful to Womb2Bloom."
Parveena Bano
Anantnag
Severe Pre-Eclampsia & High-Risk Delivery

Parveena Bano

Attending Consultant: Dr. Berkheez Shabir

Presented with dangerously high blood pressure (180/110) at 34 weeks in Anantnag. Dr. Berkheez managed her high-risk pregnancy and performed a safe emergency C-section.

Clinical Outcome:

Healthy baby boy born safely with zero maternal complications.

"Dr. Berkheez gave me confidence when I was terrified. Her care saved both my life and my baby’s life."
Zainab & Baby Mohammad
Kargil & Ladakh
Neonatal Jaundice & High-Intensity Phototherapy

Zainab & Baby Mohammad

Attending Consultant: Dr. Zahoor Hussain Daraz

Traveled from Kargil after newborn developed severe jaundice (bilirubin 22 mg/dL). Placed on double surface LED phototherapy in Womb2Bloom NICU.

Clinical Outcome:

Bilirubin dropped safely within 48 hours without needing exchange blood transfusion.

"The NICU equipment and speed of treatment in Srinagar were incredible."
Track Booking
Ask AI Assistant
Book Appointment
WhatsApp Us
Call Helpdesk

Womb2Bloom Assistant

Patient help, booking and guidance

Hello, I am the Womb2Bloom assistant. I can help you find the right doctor, book an appointment, use care tools, or read patient guides.

Common questions

Educational guidance only. For emergencies, call or visit the hospital.