
Peta Kinnane was keen to get away for a relaxing beach holiday before the birth of her baby girl.
At 32 weeks gestation, the Perth mother of four cleared the trip with her doctor and then jetted off to Bali for some R&R before the chaos of a newborn took over.
But the babymoon took a tragic turn when the 38-year-old began cramping on Saturday morning and was rushed to Bali’s Siloam Hospital.
Ms Kinnane underwent an emergency caesarean section, but doctors could not save her baby girl, whom she named Peyton.
From her hospital bed, she said she felt “empty and broken”, Yahoo7 reports.
She said doctors believe the placenta pulled away from the uterus.
