Cea de-a doua naștere a lui Louise Chapman a fost un eveniment traumatic, ea și soțul ei nu plănuiau să aibă mai mulți copii, dar complicațiile au fost atât de mari încât încât mama și copilul au fost cât pe-aci să moară la distanță de câteva săptămâni unul de altul.
Iată ce a mărturisit despre asta: ,,Nu cred că vom mai avea alți copii. Experiența cu Olivia ne-a convins în acest sens – a fost prea mult pentru amândoi”.
În timpul nașterii femeia a murit pentru 7 minute pe masa de operație, ceea ce a dus la o comă de 10 zile și pierderea memoriei pe temen scurt. De atunci înainte a trebuit să i se amintească permanent de faptul că a mai dat naștere unei fete.
Copilul s-a născut prematur și nu era suficient de sănătos pentru a merge acasă, după șapte zile de la nașterea sa a încetat să respire, se pare că această experiență traumatică a făcut ca femeia să se întrebe mereu dacă fiica sa a supraviețuit sau nu.
Totuși, cei doi nu au încetat niciodată să lupte pentru viața micuței. Iată cum a decurs pe scurt nașterea: placenta ei s-a rupt în pântec, ceea ce a făcut-o să sângereze masiv, în timpul cezarianei mama a avut o reacție urâtă la antibiotice și a intrat în șoc anafilactic iar inima ei s-a oprit timp de 7 minute.
Medicii au fost nevoiți să o bage pe femeie în comă pentru a o ține în viață, iar când s-a trezit își pierduse memoria pe termen scurt. Nu își amintea că tocmai născuse. Asistentele trebuiau să îi reamintească la fiecare 10 minute că născuse și de fiecare dată uita iar.
După ce mama și-a revenit cu memoria, fetița s-a îmbolnăvit și a fost la un pas de moarte, atât de mult a afectat-o pe femeie încât apoi uita dacă fiica sa supraviețuise sau nu.
În prezent iată cum își descrie mama propria fiică: ,,Dacă ați întâlni-o pe Olivia nu ați bănui niciodată că a trecut prin atâtea – este atât de fericită!”
![**EMBARGOED UNTIL 3PM GMT, MARCH 6, 2016** Mother-of-two Louiser Chapman, 24, with her baby daughter Olivia and three-year-old son Charlie at their home in Warnham, West Sussex. See SWNS story SWMEMORY. A mother has told how she feared she'd never see her baby grow up - after BOTH of their hearts failed. Louiser [CORR] Chapman, 24, nearly died when her placenta tore from her womb and she suffered a serious haemorrhage losing a litre of blood - a fifth of her total. She was rushed in for an emergency c-section but during the op she suffered an anaphylactic shock reaction to an antibiotic. Her heart stopped for seven minutes - triggering six days memory loss - and the 24-year-old had to be told every ten minutes that she had given birth to a baby girl. Little Olivia weighed just 3lbs and had a hole in her heart, but the family were delighted when they were allowed to go home. But the worst was yet to come, when tiny Olivia stopped breathing after suffering cold symptoms, and hero Louiser performed CPR and saved her daughter's life. The little fighter has needed lots of treatment, but now four-months-old, she's back home and the pair have an extra special bond.](https://rol.ro/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/n1.jpg.webp)
![**EMBARGOED UNTIL 3PM GMT, MARCH 6, 2016** COLLECT - Mum-of-two Louiser Chapman, 23, having her first cuddle with daughter Olivia at Royal Sussex County Hospital. See SWNS story SWMEMORY. A mother has told how she feared she'd never see her baby grow up - after BOTH of their hearts failed. Louiser [CORR] Chapman, 24, nearly died when her placenta tore from her womb and she suffered a serious haemorrhage losing a litre of blood - a fifth of her total. She was rushed in for an emergency c-section but during the op she suffered an anaphylactic shock reaction to an antibiotic. Her heart stopped for seven minutes - triggering six days memory loss - and the 24-year-old had to be told every ten minutes that she had given birth to a baby girl. Little Olivia weighed just 3lbs and had a hole in her heart, but the family were delighted when they were allowed to go home. But the worst was yet to come, when tiny Olivia stopped breathing after suffering cold symptoms, and hero Louiser performed CPR and saved her daughter's life. The little fighter has needed lots of treatment, but now four-months-old, she's back home and the pair have an extra special bond.](https://rol.ro/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/n2.jpg.webp)
![**EMBARGOED UNTIL 3PM GMT, MARCH 6, 2016** COLLECT - Olivia in Intensive Care at Evelina Childrens Hospital, London. See SWNS story SWMEMORY. A mother has told how she feared she'd never see her baby grow up - after BOTH of their hearts failed. Louiser [CORR] Chapman, 24, nearly died when her placenta tore from her womb and she suffered a serious haemorrhage losing a litre of blood - a fifth of her total. She was rushed in for an emergency c-section but during the op she suffered an anaphylactic shock reaction to an antibiotic. Her heart stopped for seven minutes - triggering six days memory loss - and the 24-year-old had to be told every ten minutes that she had given birth to a baby girl. Little Olivia weighed just 3lbs and had a hole in her heart, but the family were delighted when they were allowed to go home. But the worst was yet to come, when tiny Olivia stopped breathing after suffering cold symptoms, and hero Louiser performed CPR and saved her daughter's life. The little fighter has needed lots of treatment, but now four-months-old, she's back home and the pair have an extra special bond.](https://rol.ro/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/n3.jpg.webp)
![**EMBARGOED UNTIL 3PM GMT, MARCH 6, 2016** COLLECT - Mum-of-two Louiser Chapman, 24, with partner Oliver Kernahan, 33, son Charlie Chapman, three, and newborn Olivia at Evelina Childrens Hospital, London. See SWNS story SWMEMORY. A mother has told how she feared she'd never see her baby grow up - after BOTH of their hearts failed. Louiser [CORR] Chapman, 24, nearly died when her placenta tore from her womb and she suffered a serious haemorrhage losing a litre of blood - a fifth of her total. She was rushed in for an emergency c-section but during the op she suffered an anaphylactic shock reaction to an antibiotic. Her heart stopped for seven minutes - triggering six days memory loss - and the 24-year-old had to be told every ten minutes that she had given birth to a baby girl. Little Olivia weighed just 3lbs and had a hole in her heart, but the family were delighted when they were allowed to go home. But the worst was yet to come, when tiny Olivia stopped breathing after suffering cold symptoms, and hero Louiser performed CPR and saved her daughter's life. The little fighter has needed lots of treatment, but now four-months-old, she's back home and the pair have an extra special bond.](https://rol.ro/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/n4.jpg.webp)
COLLECT – Mum-of-two Louiser Chapman, 24, with partner Oliver Kernahan, 33, son Charlie Chapman, three, and newborn Olivia at ![**EMBARGOED UNTIL 3PM GMT, MARCH 6, 2016** Mother-of-two Louiser Chapman, 24, with her baby daughter Olivia at their home in Warnham, West Sussex. See SWNS story SWMEMORY. A mother has told how she feared she'd never see her baby grow up - after BOTH of their hearts failed. Louiser [CORR] Chapman, 24, nearly died when her placenta tore from her womb and she suffered a serious haemorrhage losing a litre of blood - a fifth of her total. She was rushed in for an emergency c-section but during the op she suffered an anaphylactic shock reaction to an antibiotic. Her heart stopped for seven minutes - triggering six days memory loss - and the 24-year-old had to be told every ten minutes that she had given birth to a baby girl. Little Olivia weighed just 3lbs and had a hole in her heart, but the family were delighted when they were allowed to go home. But the worst was yet to come, when tiny Olivia stopped breathing after suffering cold symptoms, and hero Louiser performed CPR and saved her daughter's life. The little fighter has needed lots of treatment, but now four-months-old, she's back home and the pair have an extra special bond.](https://rol.ro/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/n5.jpg.webp)
