Nakuru: Husband burst into tears after a wife died while giving birth to hospital

• Benson Kinyanjui broke out after his wife, Elizabeth Waimu, died while hospitalized at Nakuru Level 5 Hospital
• The depressed husband blamed the surgical part that was delayed for a loss that he believes would have been inevitable
• The Waimu family is now demanding answers, blaming negligence for turning their Easter happiness into a disaster

Nakuru – What was intended to be a happy Easter celebration for Benson Kinyanjui’s family turned into an impossible sadness after the death of his wife, Elizabeth Waimu Njoroge, at the Nakuru Level 5 hospital.

The 27 -year -old mother died during a delayed surgery that her family believed would be avoided.

Kinyanjui tells the last times of his wife

In a state of sadness outside the Nakuru County mortuary, Kinyanjui, filled with sadness, he cried without restraint recounting the last events before the death of his wife.

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The couple, who met in 2020 and had a six -year -old together, were expecting the birth of their second child.

But the excitement turned into a tragedy on Friday when Wazimu, who had three weeks later on his delivery, was laid in the wing of Nakuru’s mother-baby for a consultation.

Kinyanjui, who took his wife to the hospital by his motorcycle, says he was a healthy and happy whole person.

“We talked as usual,” he recalled. “He wasn’t in pain, there were no signs of frustration. We just wanted to understand why he hasn’t been in pain,” He said, as reported by my brother.

How Kinyanjui’s wife died

Doctors recommended part of C on the same day, but due to what the hospital referred to an increase in emergency patients, the procedure was delayed.

The next morning, Waimu was finally taken to the surgery room at eight o’clock in the morning, a decision that Kinyanjui says marked the beginning of the nightmare.

He says he waited for hours without an update, after the doctor told him that problems had arisen and a difficult decision had been made-to save the baby.

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“That’s not something they had to ask me first? Why didn’t they advise me before making that decision?” Kinyanjui asked as she burst into tears.

What is most disturbing, he claims, is the delay in transferring the Inside to the best facility.

He complained that the hospital told them the ambulance would come at 1 pm, but it did not arrive until 3 pm.

“Not even breathing. How can an ambulance take two hours, and is it from here?” He cried.

Kinyanjui wants Nakuru Hospital to be examined

When the young widow grabbed a picture of his wife and baby outside the hospital gate, she shed tears.

“They told me to take the baby home … but how can I tell my oldest child that the mother will not return?”

What was intended to be a new chapter has become a life of mourning. And for a man who just wanted answers, the silence he received left a permanent scar.

A sad family now wants a thorough investigation into how the hospital is dealing with the case, accusing Nakuru level 5 of the serious negligence that cost his life.

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“All my life with my wife-has been my strength. I don’t even know what to do now. How will I nurture my baby? What should I do?” He cried.

Kenyans comfort the mourning husband

Many comforted a sad person for this event, as well as reminding many about unpleasant memories in the delivery room.

Here are some comments:

Patrick Macharia said:

“I once became a victim of PGH, I saw my wife lose twins due to negligence. But Kihika has a lot of holiday activities for 5 months instead of addressing the problems that mothers go through in the reproductive wing.”

Mercy Achieng said:

“Many mothers die giving birth. Can one be like Margaret Kenyatta who prevented these deaths from helping”

Janet Jepchitus

“Sorry for the tragedy, may God give them comfort in this difficult time.”

Nakuru County explains the cause of the death of the Waimu

According to the county government, Waimu encountered problems that could not predict or prevent it, causing respiratory problems and low oxygen levels.

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The Nakuru Level 5 hospital stated that due to the ICU’s ability, he could only be moved to the bed at 3pm.

Despite these efforts, he suffered a heart attack later that afternoon and announced that he had died at 5.41 pm.

The Health Department acknowledged the delay in updating the Waimu family about its condition during the difficult post -surgery period.

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