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RENEE — CANADA
Stillborn November 25, 2009 Prenatal-onset Mother's GBS Status: Tested positive Gestational Age: 40 weeks, 2 days Age Harmed: Unsure |
My daughter was stillborn on November 25th. She passed away durng delivery. Nurses didn't notice because the fetal monitor picked up my heart beat. No one was to blame. I tested positive and took the antibiotics during labor.
She was my second child. The hospital was very nice to explain what happened. I wish I knew more about GBS. She was very sick, but looked perfect. I think of her everyday. My life will never be the same.
— Mary Oppedisano, ON, Canada
Renee's mother just started talking to family about it, but only health professionals understand.
She was my second child. The hospital was very nice to explain what happened. I wish I knew more about GBS. She was very sick, but looked perfect. I think of her everyday. My life will never be the same.
— Mary Oppedisano, ON, Canada
Renee's mother just started talking to family about it, but only health professionals understand.
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