Melissa gave birth to Noah William Heydon after 14 weeks of pregnancy.

People were speaking to me and it was like their mouths were moving but I couldn’t hear anything.” We had to be wheeled back through the scanning department and I saw all these people waiting for their scans and my life had been torn apart. I thought, ‘This can’t be happening to me.’ It was a big blur, like it was in slow motion. “They rang the ward manager and she came down and was cuddling me. I started screaming and my heart broke and I was crying. “I just lay down on the bed and it just felt like a bad dream, like it was happening on TV. We had passed the 12-week stage and we thought that was a safe point. Recalling the moment she found out she was going to lose her baby, Melissa, from Prestwick, said: “It was heartbreaking. Melissa gave birth to him two days later – describing the heartbreaking experience as “horrific”. Sadly, her worst fears were realised on December 28 when a second scan confirmed Noah had died. While at home, the mum-of-two felt “butterfly movements” inside her.

Melissa, 29, was told to return for another scan a few days later. Tragically, doctors knew he wasn’t going to make it, reports Manchester Evening News. His bowel was growing on the outside of his body and he also had an irregular heartbeat. Melissa’s unborn baby boy, who she named Noah, had swelling on his neck. A sonographer was moving the transducer over her belly when she noticed something alarming. Despite suffering from extreme morning sickness, her son appeared to be healthy.īut that all changed on December 23. Melissa’s pregnancy was going well up until her 12-week scan. READ MORE - All the Edinburgh pubs and restaurants that we've sadly lost this year “He will more than likely pass away over the next few days.” “We’re so sorry,” the sonographer told her just moments earlier. Melissa Hayat let out a scream as she tried to process what she had just heard. A British woman has recounted the moment everything changed during her 12 week scan.

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