Birth Diaries: ‘I Felt A Warm Gush, Then Blood Hit The Wall’
Someone thrust paperwork into my hand, telling me I had to sign it so they could go ahead. I remember trying to read it upside down, but all I could focus on were the words: “May have to do manual hysterectomy”. It was in that moment I realised this, whatever this was, was very serious. I signed, then started thinking to myself, “keep me alive, keep me alive”.