Ayo Sh4re Supaya Pemerintah Tahu, Kisah Bidan Di Pelosok Bekasi, Gotong Ibu Melahirkan Naik Getek

Cerita usaha penjual jasa di pelosok selalu mengundang haru dan takjub. Kali ini dongeng itu tiba dari Nurawanah (29), seorang bidan PPT (Pegawai Tidak Tetap) di Muaragembong, Bekasi. Sudah sejal tahun 2009, Nurawanah melayani ibu yang hendak melahirkan di sana.
Suka dan murung ia lalui. Apalagi sebagai bidan yang bertugas di pelosok bukanlah hal yang gampang bagi perempuan tinggi semampai ini.

"Paling sedih nolong lahiran pasiennya darah tinggi. Sudah jauh tempatnya, hujan, saya harus nyeberang kali dan membawa ibu itu digotong ke getek (perahu kecil) melewati sungai dan teman-teman saya tidak ada, enggak ada yang mau sebab jauh," kata ia kepada merdeka.com, Minggu (8/3).

Namun ia tidak mau putus asa, bagi ia keselamatan ibu dan anak penting bagi dia. Apalagi ia sudah menempuh waktu selama satu jam untuk ke sana. Dia memutuskan untuk merujuk si ibu ke RSUD.

"Dari rumah, ia ke RSUD itu 3 jam. Saya nyari kendaraan susah saya sudah strestakut meninggal di tempat, proses merujuk pun lama. Di sana HB ibunya tinggal 6, nyaris meninggal dan hingga transfusi 20 kantong darah," kata ia berkaca-kaca.

Dia sempat lega, sebab ibu tersebut sanggup selamat. Tapi cobaan malah tiba dari keluarga si ibu. "Keluarganya ada yang tidak mengerti. Mereka marah-marah ke saya sebab saya rujuk jadi biayanya mahal. Tapi jika yang mengerti mereka berterima kasih. Gara-gara itu saya kepikiran enggak mau jadi bidan lagi, stres," ucap dia.

Tapi menyelamatkan ibu melahirkan tampaknya sudah menjadi panggilan baginya. Dia tidak mengalah meski harus melayani pasien malam-malam dengan jarak tempuh yang menantang. "Penduduknya tinggalnya jauh-jauh harus masuk ke empang, kali, hingga hutan pesisir gitu," dongeng dia.

Sudah jauh-jauh tak jarang akhir yang diterimanya tidak setimpal. "Pendapatan bidan di desa honor pokok Rp 1,4 juta paling nolong lahiran juga ada yang utang, ada enggak bayar. Ya sudahlah. Ada yang anaknya 2 tahun elum juga bayar lahiran," tuturnya sedih.

Kini ia hanya inginkan perhatian dari pemerintah. Tidak banyak harapannya hanya status pegawai negeri untuknya. Dengan itu ia harapkan kehidupannya lebih sejahtera.

"Pengennya jangan dikontrak diangkat jadi PNS kerja jadi semangat lagi sebab sudah menanggung resiko, kita banyak resiko tapi kita wallahu alam saja," katanya menutup perbincangan.

Kemarin Nurwanah bersama ratusan bidan PPT lain mengharapkan pemerintah mau mengangkat mereka menjadi PNS tahun ini. "Tema yang kami angkat selamatkan ibu melahirkan,sejahterakan bidan PTT yang banyak bekerja di pelosok," terang Ketua Forum bidan PTT Lilik Dian Ekasari kepada merdeka.com di lokasi, Jakarta, Minggu (8/3).

Dalam perhelatan ini hadir sejumlah tokoh perempuan dan menteri dari kabinet kerja presiden Jokowi, yaitu Siti Nurbaya, Susi Pudjiastuti, Puan Maharani, Nila Moeloek, khofifah Indar Parawansa, Retno Marsudi. Sementara ibu negara Iriana Joko Widodo dikabarkan berhalangan hadir. Dalam kesempatan itu, presiden ke-5 Megawati Soekarnoputri memberikan pidato singkat dengan tema 'tahun penentuan bagi perempuan Indonesia'. [ren]
Sumber:Merdeka.com

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