article_snippet.sent: James Ramirez, 37, said A widower has concerns over the care of A widower wife Gillian Nelson, 34, who died after complications arose with the birth of Wesley at a hospital in Bromley, Kent.
article_snippet.sent: Asked about how A widower found his wife after birth, A widower told London’s Southwark Coroner’s Court:
article_snippet.sent: A widower could recall there was ‘a blur’ of staff - but although A widower felt their manner was professional, there were ‘no alarms going off’.
article_snippet.sent: There had been blood loss and there were about nine people in the room, A widower said.
article_snippet.sent: A widower told Southwark Coroner’s Court that it was only about 30 to 40 minutes after his wife left the room to go in to theatre that A widower realised how serious the situation had become.
article_snippet.sent: James Ramirez (left), husband of Miss Nelson, leaves Southwark Coroner’s Court today .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Ramirez, who had gone to the family home in Sydenham, south-east London, to await a call to say that his wife had gone in to labour, told Southwark Coroner’s Court:
article_snippet.sent: ‘From my understanding of the documents and statements we have seen, it does seem there was some gaps in his wife monitoring which obviously does leave me with the question of what would have happened if I had stayed?’
article_snippet.sent: But We are really concerned about understanding what happened to Gillian rather than casting blame on any particular member of staff or anything of that nature.
highlights_snippet.sent: Widower recalls 'blur' of staff as Widower 'bled heavily' at hospital in Bromley .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Had blood transfusion and hysterectomy but doctors 'ran out of options'
  Southwark Coroner's Court hears allegations of 'gaps in Widower monitoring' 