This mother kept her stillborn baby for 15 days ▷ KAMI.COM.PH

- Lynsey Bell’s medical condition caused her to give birth to a stillborn son

- Instead of doing nothing, she resolved to spend the remaining time she had with her baby in as normal a way as possible

- For fifteen days, Bell and her husband did everything they would have done if their son had lived, before finally burying him beside his grandfather

When Lynsey Bell’s gave birth to a stillborn son, she resolved to treat her baby as normal for as long as possible, even changing his diapers.

The 32-year-old mother underwent a difficult pregnancy, experiencing hemorrhage before falling into a 2-day coma. In fact, she almost lost her life in the process.

This mother kept her stillborn baby for 15 days

Lynsey Bell and baby Rory (Photo credit: daily mail)

When she finally woke up from her coma, the mother of three decided to make use of every minute of her time with her baby boy, whom she named Rory, before his funeral.

Lynsey Bell and baby Rory (Photo credit: daily mail)

In the length of 15 days, Bell and her husband Mark treated Rory just like any other baby – they carried him, rocked him, changed his diapers, bathed him, and even read books to him. The distressed couple wanted to create a bond with their baby before having to say goodbye.

Lynsey Bell and baby Rory (Photo credit: daily mail)

The nurses at the hospital kept the stillborn child in a cold room in ensuring that the grieving couple could see their boy as frequently as they wanted.

When she was discharged from the hospital, the husband and wife came back to the hospital as often as they could. After 15 days, the couple brought Rory to their home for the first and final time before finally bringing him to the funeral home.

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Mark and Bell already had three children: Daisy, 10, Max, 7, and Poppy, 4. During her pregnancy with Poppy, Bell developed a potentially fatal condition called pre-eclampsia.

Mark and Bell already had three children: Daisy, 10, Max, 7, and Poppy, 4. (Photo credit: daily mail)

Last December 2013, the mother of three unexpectedly became pregnant with a fourth child. Knowing her medical history from her previous pregnancy, Bell carefully monitored her health to avoid any complications

However, after her 28th and 32-week scans, the results showed that Rory was not developing normally. Nearing her due date, Bell’s feet started to swell and her blood pressure started skyrocketing.

Five weeks before her due date, Bell was suddenly struck by agonizing pain and was rushed to the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle.

Upon checkup, the nurses were shocked to find that the baby no longer had a heartbeat. Rory had already lost his life.

Then, Bell started to hemorrhage and was rushed to the emergency room, where she lost 15 pints of blood. To stop further bleeding, the doctors had to perform a hysterectomy.

Her kidneys began to fail, prompting the need for dialysis. Things were not looking well for her.

Bell was put into an induced coma for 2 days.

Lynsey Bell and baby Rory (Photo credit: daily mail)

Apparently, her pre-eclampsia had triggered the hemorrhage, since her placenta detached from her womb.

When she finally escaped death and woke up from her coma, Bell was terrified to see her son.

Lynsey Bell and baby Rory (Photo credit: daily mail)

Today, Bell has moved on. Many times, her friends feel awkward mentioning Rory, but she loves talking about her son. She continued to say that she is lucky to be alive, promising to never forget her baby.

Lynsey Bell (Photo credit: daily mail)

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Rory's siblings (Photo credit: daily mail)

The couple buried their son beside Bell’s grandfather and they frequently light a candle in a glass lantern for him.