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Here is the time line extracted from the Irish Times of the sad death of Ms Halappanavar in Ireland referred to above. The septicaemia from which she died was identified on the Tuesday,
Sunday 21 October Admitted to hospital with back pain. Given internal examination “ The doctor told us the cervix was fully dilated, amniotic fluid was leaking”
Tuesday 23 October “That evening she developed shakes and shivering and she was vomiting. She went to use the toilet and she collapsed. There were big alarms and a doctor took bloods and started her on antibiotics.”
Wednesday 24 October At lunchtime the foetal heart had stopped and Ms Halappanavar was brought to theatre to have the womb contents removed. “When she came out she was talking okay but she was very sick. That’s the last time I spoke to her.”
At 11 pm he got a call from the hospital. “They said they were shifting her to intensive care. Her heart and pulse were low, her temperature was high. She was sedated and critical but stable
Friday 26 October reported stable
Saturday 27 October by 7pm on Saturday they said her heart, kidneys and liver weren’t functioning. She was critically ill. That night, we lost her.”
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/frontpage/2012/1114/1224326575203.html
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