They also decided against having her give birth via Cesareansection.”She would have had to have a classical Cesarean, and she most likely would have bled to death,” Kidson Gerber told the Sydney Morning Herald.”The obstetricians weren’t comfortable with that when there was a chance we could have got her through.”The baby diedwhile still in the womb, and the woman then delivered it vaginally, and with little blood loss. But she eventually developed a stroke vibrators, suffered multi organ failure and died after13 daysof treatment. Case that resulted in a precedent setting”feticide” convictionhas prompted a debate over the actions of pregnant women.”What you do have is an obligation to give the patient all the information so they know about all possible outcomes,” Parnis said.