A mother, Chloe Jacobs, almost died after giving birth to her baby. She woke up feeling dizzy and later lost a lot of blood. Chloe was 34 weeks pregnant when she felt dizzy at 1:30 am.

Chloe went back to sleep, but woke up 90 minutes later and found herself bleeding a lot. She was scared for her baby and sat on the toilet while her fiancé called an ambulance.

Chloe was taken to the hospital, where her baby, Pixi, was born by caesarean section. The doctors could not stop Chloe's bleeding, which was caused by a problem with her placenta.

Twenty minutes after Pixi was born, the doctors put Chloe into a coma to stop the bleeding. After nine blood transfusions, Chloe and Pixi are now home and healthy.

Chloe said she is lucky to be alive and grateful to the medical team.

Chloe has not yet processed what happened. She and her baby could have died, which is a scary thought.

Chloe was very scared when she was bleeding. The blood would not stop, even during Pixi's birth.

The ambulance crew and hospital staff were very kind and calm.

Chloe is in the hospital with her baby, Pixi.

Chloe and her fiancé, Chris, found out they were having a baby in July. When Chloe started bleeding, the ambulance arrived quickly.

Chloe could see that the medical team was worried.

Chris, Chloe's fiancé, made it to the hospital in time to see Pixi being born. Pixi had to have help breathing for five hours.

The doctors could not stop Chloe's bleeding. Chris was worried when he found out Chloe was being put under anesthesia.

Chris was waiting and could hear people running past the door.

There were many people in the room with Chloe. Chris was told every 20 minutes that the doctors were still working on her.

The medical team was panicked and told Chris that Chloe's condition was very serious.

Chloe received nine liters of blood and lost eight liters. Chris was told to call Chloe's mom.

Chloe and her fiancé, Chris, are together.

At 8 am, Chris visited Pixi and found out that Chloe was going to be okay. The doctors had stopped the bleeding.

Chris was told that Chloe had a placenta abruption, a condition where the placenta detaches from the womb.

Chris was relieved that Chloe was alive. The doctors said she was lucky to be alive.

Chris is grateful for the NHS. If this had happened in another country, Chloe and Pixi might not have survived.

Chloe received 17 liters of transfusions and was discharged from the hospital on March 10. Pixi was discharged on March 20.

Chris said that Chloe and Pixi are lucky to be alive and healthy.