Family of Newborn Whose Mother Died in Childbirth Calls Him Their 'Light'
Chelsea McGillivray, from Rutherglen, South Lanarkshire, went into cardiac arrest during what was believed to be a textbook pregnancy, according to a BBC report.
The family of a newborn boy whose mother died during childbirth has described him as their "light," according to a report by BBC Health.
Chelsea McGillivray, from Rutherglen, South Lanarkshire, went into cardiac arrest while in labour, the BBC reported. Her pregnancy had been believed to be uncomplicated, or "textbook," prior to the emergency.
The baby, named Tommy, survived. Family members told the BBC that he has become a source of comfort for them following Ms McGillivray's death.
Further details about the circumstances of Ms McGillivray's death, including the specific medical cause of the cardiac arrest, were not provided in the available report.
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