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On Tuesday afternoon, during a prenatal course, Marina Lorenzon felt a very strong pain in her stomach. Suem’s helicopter rescue service immediately intervened, but her condition plummeted and ten days after giving birth, the 38-year-old woman died with the baby she was carrying. A hemorrhage, perhaps caused by a ruptured abdominal aneurysm, killed her. The boy, son of Marina and her partner Gerardo De Armas, would be called Kaylen.
Marina was 38 years old, had a doctorate in zootechnical sciences and had returned from London, where she lived with her partner, for the birth. A concern, for the pandemic, but also a choice that would have allowed him to share the birth of his first child with his family at his home in San Biagio di Callalta, in the Treviso area. Marina had decided to leave Italy two years ago to go to work in London. He had met his partner, Gerardo De Armas, a Cuban percussionist, right in his country and together they had decided to be parents.
But on Tuesday this dream destroyed Marina’s life. The help was useless at the Ca ‘Foncello hospital, where the doctors tried to save at least Kaylen with an emergency cesarean section, but her heart had also stopped beating. Still in a state of shock, the parents, Giuliano and Mariateresa, and the older sister Elena, 41, a mother of two, who repeats: “I can’t believe it: I hope you wake up at any moment.” Until that day, Marina’s pregnancy had been linear and had not presented critical problems. The definitive answer on the causes of death will come with the results of the autopsy.
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