Flaviane Ferreira, a nursing technician with ten years of experience in emergency services, found herself in a critical situation when she responded to a call on a Sunday morning. While on leave at her boyfriend's house in Carmo do Cajuru, she was contacted by a friend, Maria de Lourdes, informing her that her neighbor, Maria Irani Vieira, was in labor. As Flaviane rushed to the scene, she realized that the baby was being born and that immediate action was required since there was no time to transport the mother to the hospital.

Upon arrival, Flaviane took charge of the delivery in the home setting, where she successfully assisted the birth of Miguel, who was in distress with his umbilical cord wrapped around his neck. Her timely and skilled intervention proved critical in ensuring the safe delivery of the newborn, which alleviated the high level of tension present in the household. After the safe delivery, medical assistance arrived, confirming that both mother and child were in good condition.

This incident highlights the importance of quick-thinking and preparedness in emergency situations, particularly when formal medical services cannot be reached in time. Flaviane's actions not only illustrate her professional commitment but also demonstrate the value of community support and the survival skills that can emerge in urgent circumstances, marking an unforgettable event in the lives of those involved.