SOCIALITE VANESSA CHERUTO OPENS UP ABOUT LOSING HER DAUGHTER IN HEARTBREAKING POST

Socialite Vanessa Cheruto is opening up about the devastating pregnancy loss she and her partner suffered days ago.

In a heartbreaking personal post she published Tuesday, Vanessa talked about her daughter’s last moments. “Hey guys! I’d like to share some of my pics from a journey I started this year but sadly did not get to finish like I hoped.. yeah I was pregnant, just didn’t announce it publicly.

A few days ago though, my partner and I encountered a motorcycle accident that we didn’t think was that serious, the weather was bad so we headed home, as I was making breakfast the next day, I started having sharp abdominal pains and in less than an hour I was bleeding in the bathroom screaming and waiting for an ambulance.”

Just like her firstborn, she welcomed her baby Ayanna in the bathroom but she was too weak, “History repeats itself and I gave birth to my barely six months old baby girl right there! Another miracle that made it into this crazy world in a crazy way though she was perfect! The only problem is that she was too early and I was too weak. I held her so close, myself drifting in and out of consciousness and finally we made it to hospital. I was going to name her Ayanna.”

Vanessa was taken to the hospital in the intensive care unit (ICU) but her daughter did not make it, “I went into shock from all the blood loss and my baby was immediately put in an incubator, trust me that’s not a sight for a fainthearted parent. Still hooked to machines and deep into blood transfusions,I wasn’t allowed to leave or move for 24hours. My family didn’t want to tell me anything either, they just wanted me to get “back to life”

So I waited and waited and when I could finally see her I was broken. I prayed she would survive but she looked so frail and was so tiny. And after four good days, my baby’s lungs gave in, yes this is God’s plan but it hurt so much. I’ve been through a lot but this surpasses it all.

I will always cherish those few days I got to be with her in the months I got to carry her. I don’t know if I’ll ever be ready to bring life into this world again but God will provide all the hope I need. R.I.P my strong strong Ayann. Or as the doctors simply called you, Baby Vanessa.”