Mother of Eight Dies From Rare Complication During Childbirth
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Miriam Bracha Ben Hamo, a mother of eight from Modi'in Illit, died Friday at Sheba Medical Center from a rare amniotic fluid embolism during childbirth at Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center. Her newborn daughter was delivered safely and is in good condition. The mother, in her 40s, received extensive resuscitation and ECMO treatment before her death. The funeral took place Friday in Modi'in Illit and at the Yarkon Cemetery.
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- Miriam Bracha Ben Hamo, a mother of eight, died from a rare amniotic fluid embolism during childbirth.
- The incident occurred during labor at Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center, with the mother later transferred to Sheba Medical Center.
- Her newborn daughter was delivered safely and is reported to be in good condition.
- Ben Hamo was in her 40s and had no known pre-existing medical conditions.
- The funeral for Miriam Bracha Ben Hamo took place on Friday in Modi'in Illit and at the Yarkon Cemetery.
A resident of Modi'in Illit and mother of eight, Miriam Bracha Ben Hamo, passed away on Friday at the Sheba Medical Center. She suffered from amniotic fluid embolism during childbirth at the Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center. The baby girl was safely delivered and is in good condition.
According to Mayanei Hayeshua, Ben Hamo, in her 40s and with no pre-existing conditions, experienced the rare and unexpected obstetric complication during labor. A multidisciplinary medical team performed prolonged resuscitation efforts. She was connected to an ECMO machine and transferred to the intensive care unit at Sheba, where her death was tragically confirmed.
The newborn remains under care and observation at Mayanei Hayeshua. Miriam Bracha Ben Hamo is survived by her husband, Rabbi Shalom Ben Hamo, and eight children, including the newborn.
The funeral procession began Friday morning at 9:30 AM from her home on Avnei Nezer Street 39 in Modi'in Illit. It continued at 12:30 PM at the Yarkon Cemetery near Petah Tikva, where she was laid to rest.
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