Mum Sharzuu Bibi They admitted to the hospital with severe stomach pain. Doctors thought he had a pelvic infection, but did not consider sepsis – even though she had symptoms of this condition. Sharzia died after she did not get antibiotics to treat a life -threatening condition. Her family now She spoke for the first time about her overwhelming death, informs the diary.
The husband of the late Hassan (30) from Manchester is crushed. “Sharzia was an exceptional wife, mom and bride. Our lives have changed forever since they took it too early,” she grieves. Hassan must take care of the sons of Subhana (4) and Abbas (2) and says that all three of them will never match Sharzi’s death.
Her father Khalad Sahid (55) thinks. “It’s hard not to think that Sharzia would still be alive if her care she deserved,” declared vigorously. Sharzia was taken to the hospital after complained of severe stomach pain and bleeding. But doctors did not think he had sepsis despite its high heart rate and reduced functional ability. “When I took Sharzia to the hospital, she had unbearable pain, but never gave any indications that she had sepsis,” she recalls.
A double mum according to The Sun’s daily should be orally administered antibiotics, no was waiting for them nine hoursand when she got them, were not suitable for her diagnosis. She was supposed to be too watched every four hours but the hospital staff should not do more than nine hours.
However, after concern about her condition, Sharzia underwent an urgent surgery after which her diagnosed sepsis. Subsequently, it was transferred to an intensive care unit and deployed its intravenous antibiotics. Sharzia, however, suffered a cardiac arrest and died.
Hassan He wants to emphasize what happened in 2023 to his wife so that other families do not have to experience the same. “As a single father, I take care of children and I’m worried about their future. It is hard to feel anger that I have lost my beautiful wife and that the children lost a wonderful mom. I will make sure that the children know about their mother, how she loved them and how proud she was, but it’s not the same as having her in their life. It is too late for Sharzia, but I hope that by commenting, we can emphasize the need for care so that others do not have to go through what we do, “added the widower.
After Sharzia’s death, the family turned to medical negligence lawyers to investigate and ensure answers. The Manchester University Foundation NHS Foundation Trust, which operates the Wythenshawe Hospital, admitted responsibility for Sharzia’s death in a civil dispute.
They admitted that not to be in care, Sharzia would not die. A separate investigation of Sharzia’s death in Manchester’s court concluded that the Sharzia She died of “negligence” and “gross failures” in care.
