article_snippet.sent: Midwife Cathy Lowther told the inquest that Miss Nelson Nelson was being regularly observed.
article_snippet.sent: Midwife Cathy Lowther recalled: ‘
article_snippet.sent: Miss Nelson Miss Nelson was given fluids probably to try to raise Midwife Cathy Lowther blood pressure and fluids was spotted that Midwife Cathy Lowther haemoglobin had dropped, meaning there was not enough oxygen going around Midwife Cathy Lowther body, the inquest heard.
article_snippet.sent: Midwife Cathy Lowther suggested ‘you would put the inquest down to blood loss’.
article_snippet.sent: Then Miss Nelson Miss Nelson later appeared to be short of breath and, from being ‘awake and alert’, Midwife Cathy Lowther was ‘very sleepy’, according to Midwife Cathy Lowther.
article_snippet.sent: Midwife Cathy Lowther was ‘very pale’ and was given a blood transfusion.
article_snippet.sent: Midwife Cathy Lowther said Midwife Cathy Lowther did not remember Miss NelsonMiss Nelson's skin being ‘cold and clammy’ - the description earlier given to the inquest by Mr Ramirez.