Kerala bride turns doctor at wedding as video goes viral, wins hearts
A doctor bride in Kerala’s Kannur briefly put her wedding celebrations on hold after two catering workers fell ill during the ceremony, stepping in to provide first aid while still dressed in her bridal attire. Dr Shirin Subair, a native of Panoor, was getting married to Dr Rijaz when she was alerted that two women from the catering team were unwell. One had a nosebleed, while the other…
In a touching display of compassion, a doctor bride in Kerala, India, temporarily paused her wedding celebrations to provide first aid to two catering workers who fell ill during the ceremony. Dr. Shirin Subair, a native of Panoor, was set to marry Dr. Rijaz. Upon learning that two women from the catering team were unwell, one experiencing a nosebleed and the other feeling faint, Dr. Shirin promptly took action.
She set aside the wedding rituals to briefly dress in her bridal attire and went to check on the two women. Despite the chaos of the wedding, Dr. Shirin, who is currently pursuing her first-year MD in Emergency Medicine at Valluvanad Hospital in Ottapalam, remained composed and applied basic first aid techniques. She advised the woman with a nosebleed to pinch her nose firmly for 10 to 15 minutes while breathing through her mouth, and she asked the second woman to lie down with her legs elevated.
The video of Dr. Shirin's heroic act went viral, winning the hearts of many and garnering praise for her quick thinking and dedication to helping others.
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