When you go to the hospital to save your baby, you expect you will go home in one piece and still be pregnant. This is not what happened in this case.<\/p>\n
Sabine Miller was 30 years old and 14 weeks pregnant when she was rushed by ambulance to the hospital in Naperville, where she was admitted to a post-partum unit. Evidently, the staff at the hospital didn\u2019t carefully monitor her rapidly deteriorating condition, nor did they call for a doctor. Miller lost consciousness as a result of septic shock.<\/p>\n
During this medical ordeal, the unborn baby died and Miller\u2019s small intestine also died, which meant she required surgery to remove it. Several months later she received a small intestine transplant from a deceased organ donor. Despite the transplant surgery, she still faces significant medical challenges on a daily basis.<\/p>\n
The jury was only out for five hours before coming in with a verdict of (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When you go to the hospital to save your baby, you expect you will go home in one piece and still be pregnant. This is not what happened in this case. Sabine Miller was 30 years old and 14 weeks…<\/span><\/p>\n