In your field: James and Isobel Wright - 'We welcomed our son into the world and then the cows started calving'

We welcomed our son Arthur into the world on February 23. Isobel was an absolute hero and after a long labour and a bit of a scare he arrived surrounded by the midwives and doctors. We were home the next day and cannot thank the NHS enough.

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In your field: James and Isobel Wright - 'We welcomed our son into the world and then the cows started calving'

We welcomed our son Arthur into the world on February 23. Isobel was an absolute hero and after a long labour and a bit of a scare he arrived surrounded by the midwives and doctors. We were home the next...

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