The Australian mum whose 'miracle' baby survived a premature birth in the back of a Fijian taxi - only to lose her husband a month later - has vowed to give back to the hospital which helped deliver her daughter. Jayne Wren, 40, and her husband, Ashley, 41, from Port Macquarie on the NSW mid-north coast, unexpectedly welcomed their daughter while they were holidaying in Nadi for a friend's wedding. An online campaign was launched to help them cover the $60,000 the birth coast as their travel insurance did not cover the expenses of having a baby in Fiji or bringing the child home.
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Australian couple flew to Fiji for friend's wedding
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Jayne gave birth to her first child in the back of a taxi in Nadi on May 31
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The 41-year-old father died of a suspected heart attack on Friday after returning home on June 19
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Determined to honour her husband's memory by donating much needed equipment and essentials
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Ashley and Jayne Wren finally returned to back to their Port Macquarie home, north coast of @placeholder, on June 19
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The couple had traveled to Fiji so @placeholder (right) could be a groomsman at his friend's wedding in Nadi