The newlywed woman reveals how her dream wedding in Jamaica became a nightmare after developing a ‘rare’ medical condition – and doctors gave her ‘two hours to live’

A woman revealed how her dream wedding in Jamaica became a nightmare when she died almost four days after the ceremony.

Newlywed Sarah, from Londonincreased to her Tap channel @lipsticknlouboutins_ To share the terrifying experience where doctors were told that she only had two hours to live.

In the four-part video series, the mother of three told about her near-death experience, explaining that an abscess in her groin developed her to develop sepsis And left her unconscious for 36 hours.

Sarah said that she and her now-man Luke flew to Jamaica for their wedding and it was during the ceremony that she started to experience pain in her groin. The next morning, she continued, her groin was ‘devilish large’.

She saw a lump that stretched from her hipbot to her vaginal area and watched how things were getting worse in the coming days.

She explained: ‘I can say that the pain was worse than all three children I have had. It was pain. ‘

The bride took a collection of strong painkillers to get her through the few days until she could fly back to the UK for medical care.

She explained that she did not want to stay in a Jamaican hospital because one of her children has a medical condition that prevents them from flying to Jamaica, which means that they could not accompany Sarah and Luke for the event.

Sarah had so much pain on the last day of the journey that she was ‘in and out of consciousness’.

She explained: ‘The pain was worse than all three children I had, it was pain. We had friends in and out and when they came in and out, one of them left crying, they didn’t know what to do.

“I said to Luke:” Please don’t take me to that Jamaican hospital, because when I go inside, I know I won’t come out.

‘When I got on the bus to go to the airport [hotel staff] I wouldn’t let myself leave, I said, “I’m just right driving.”

Fortunately, when Sarah came to the airport, her boyfriend had arranged a wheelchair and help to get her to her gate quickly.

She added: “Thank goodness because I couldn’t have made it.”

Sarah received strong painkillers from a friend for the 10-hour plane trip to Gatwick Airport.

She said: ‘I woke up an hour earlier [landing] And an air guest woman had clocked me quite quickly, called for emergency aid to let paramedics wait in Gatwick South.

“I did not respond at this point, they literally lit us blue directly to the nearest hospital.”

After having undergone a CT scan, Sarah was told that she had caused sepsis caused by an abscess that had grown in her groin.

She explained that she has since undergone surgery to have the abscess removed, with doctors revealing that she was “about two hours of death” when she was admitted.

She said: “Tomorrow I have to go back for another operation because they have not closed me again in case the sepsis returns, so my intestines are currently being held together by tape.”

Sarah ended the clip, who viewed more than 75,000 times, by making a joke: “What a wedding.”

Many hurried to the comments to share their good wishes for Sarah’s rapid recovery.

One person wrote: ‘Oh Myyyy !! Sounds terrible! I wish you the very best. I hope you get better soon. ‘

Another joke: ‘Extremely just to see if he had disease and in health, but thankagukank you have back here in the nick of XX’

Someone else added: “Wow so terrible, I have never heard of one of those, quick recovery for you.”

However, O.Theers were concerned that Sarah decided to fly when she was in so much pain.

One person wrote: ‘I know you wanted to come to the UK, but do you realize how completely crazy it is to fly with such pain? Have you seen what cabin pressure does with your intestines?

‘If you had told the airline that they might not have let you fly, because if you took a real turn for the worst, you would have rejected the plane and all other customers. Sorry but everyone who reads must know that this was wrong. ‘

Another said: ‘I am glad you are doing well. Super dangerous to fly home, but then I think you didn’t want to get stuck in Jamaica. What a nightmare. I have had sepsis myself and it’s not a joke. ‘

To which Sarah replied: “That’s it. I don’t want to stay there, I just had the feeling that we would not get an answer, and when we arrived here, they said the kind of abscess was so rare, none of his department had seen it, so imagine that I did not return. ‘