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YOUNG MUM'S WARNING TO 'ALWAYS TRUST INSTINCTS' AFTER HER UNBORN SON DIES AT 31 WEEKS GESTATION
04-12-2019
2019
Wacky People
YOUNG MUM'S WARNING TO 'ALWAYS TRUST INSTINCTS' AFTER HER UNBORN SON DIES AT 31 WEEKS GESTATION WITH PIX By Charlotte Nisbet A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant when he stopped moving. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their stillborn son before saying their final goodbyes. The young couple are now bravely sharing their story in a bid to warn other expectant parents not to ignore any warning signs. Chloe, from Wigan, Manchester, is now backing the Kicks Count campaign which highlights the importance of noticing if your baby's kicks decrease in a bid to save lives. She added: "I loved being pregnant and it was all perfect and completely normal. "The midwives were happy with Parker's growth and at every scan he appeared to have a healthy heartbeat. "But at 31 weeks pregnant he stopped moving, I first noticed he wasn't moving when I had a shower as he always moved in there. "I was really worried but I tried not to panic and hoped he had just moved position or was being a bit lazy. "I wish I'd trusted my instincts but it's not known if acting earlier would have saved his life. "I just hope other women reading my story don't ignore any warning signs during pregnancy and count the kicks." Chloe and Stuart were able to spend two days with Parker thanks to a cold cot - a cooling mattress that stops babies bodies deteriorating. During this time the couple were able to have photos with their baby as well as keepsake foot prints. Chloe added: "It was awful having to say goodbye but we were grateful for the time we got to spend with our baby. "The worst part was leaving the hospital without Parker, especially as so many other parents were leaving the same ward with their babies. "I started to think 'why us?' 'why me?' but hopefully we'll have some answers once we have his post-mortem back in 12 weeks time. "Parker was fully developed and had no visible issues, I've even had some blood tests to check it wasn't my body that caused the pregnancy to end at 31 weeks." Chloe and Stuart held a funeral for Parker on November 21 and decided to share their story online. She added: "We decided to share images of Parker online as we wanted to let people know what had happened. "So far we've only received positive comments from people for sharing our ordeal and some have said that similar things also happened to them. "I think it's important for us to share our story as it could help save lives. "Parents should always trust their instincts and tracking movement changes is really important." Elizabeth Hutton, Chief Executive, at Kicks Count, said: "We aim to reduce the UK's high stillbirth and neonatal death rate by raising awareness of baby movements. "Over half of mothers who had a stillbirth noticed their baby’s movements had slowed down beforehand. "While there isn’t one cause of stillbirth, a decrease in fetal movement can be a key warning sign that a baby is in distress and early delivery could save nearly a third of stillborn babies." To help Chloe and Stuart with the fees for Parker's funeral, visit: https://www.gofundme.com/f/in-memory-of-parker-funeral-costs To read more information about Kicks Count, visit: https://www.kickscount.org.uk ENDS
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caption*** WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT *** Pictures from Caters News - (PICTURED: Collect pic of Mum Chloe Holland with baby Parker Ohmes was was still born at 31 weeks.) A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their son before saying their final goodbyes. - SEE CATERS COPY
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caption*** WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT *** Pictures from Caters News - (PICTURED: Collect pic of Dad Stuart Ohmes and baby Parker Ohmes was was still born at 31 weeks.) A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their son before saying their final goodbyes. - SEE CATERS COPY
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caption*** WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT *** Pictures from Caters News - (PICTURED: Collect pic of baby Parker Ohmes was was still born at 31 weeks.) A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their son before saying their final goodbyes. - SEE CATERS COPY
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caption*** WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT *** Pictures from Caters News - (PICTURED: Collect pic of baby Parker Ohmes was was still born at 31 weeks.) A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their son before saying their final goodbyes. - SEE CATERS COPY
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caption*** WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT *** Pictures from Caters News - (PICTURED: Collect pic of baby Parker Ohmes was was still born at 31 weeks.) A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their son before saying their final goodbyes. - SEE CATERS COPY
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caption*** WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT *** Pictures from Caters News - (PICTURED: Collect pic of baby Parker Ohmes was was still born at 31 weeks.) A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their son before saying their final goodbyes. - SEE CATERS COPY
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caption*** WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT *** Pictures from Caters News - (PICTURED: Collect pic of Mum Chloe Holland's bump.) A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their son before saying their final goodbyes. - SEE CATERS COPY
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caption*** WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT *** Pictures from Caters News - (PICTURED: Collect pic of baby Parker Ohmes was was still born at 31 weeks.) A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their son before saying their final goodbyes. - SEE CATERS COPY
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caption*** WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT *** Pictures from Caters News - (PICTURED: Collect pic of Mum Chloe Holland's bump.) A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their son before saying their final goodbyes. - SEE CATERS COPY
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caption*** WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT *** Pictures from Caters News - (PICTURED: Collect pic of Mum Chloe Holland with her fiancé Stuart Ohmes and their stillborn baby Parker.) A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their son before saying their final goodbyes. - SEE CATERS COPY
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caption*** WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT *** Pictures from Caters News - (PICTURED: Collect pic of baby Parker Ohmes was was still born at 31 weeks.) A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their son before saying their final goodbyes. - SEE CATERS COPY
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caption*** WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT *** Pictures from Caters News - (PICTURED: Collect pic of baby Parker Ohmes was was still born at 31 weeks.) A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their son before saying their final goodbyes. - SEE CATERS COPY
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caption*** WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT *** Pictures from Caters News - (PICTURED: Collect pic of Mum Chloe Holland's bump.) A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their son before saying their final goodbyes. - SEE CATERS COPY
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caption*** WARNING - DISTRESSING CONTENT *** Pictures from Caters News - (PICTURED: Collect pic of Mum Chloe Holland with her fiancé Stuart Ohmes before their baby Parker was stillborn at 31 weeks.) A young mum has warned other expectant parents to 'always trust their instincts' after losing her unborn son at 31 weeks pregnant. Chloe Holland, 21, says she instinctively knew something was terribly wrong with her son, Parker Ohmes, when he stopped moving in her womb last month on November 2. The first time mum says she tried her best not to worry but after four days of no movement, on November 5, she decided to visit her local hospital. Chloe and her fiance, Stuart Ohmes, 23, were heartbroken when their worst fears were confirmed, their baby had no heartbeat. Three days later, Chloe gave birth to Parker naturally and the new parents spent two days in hospital with their son before saying their final goodbyes. - SEE CATERS COPY