'I wish I could turn back time and have him here'

Agony of mum facing ordeal of having tragic baby flown 2,000 miles home.

- NICOLE WOOTTON-CANE

BOARDING her return flight from Turkey to Manchester, Michelle was left feeling sick to her stomach.

In a hospital morgue over 2,000 miles from home lay her baby son's body. Michelle, 36, had tragically miscarried while on holiday at 26 weeks, but was forced to leave without being able to repatriate him on the same flight. She claims she was given just 15 days to get him home, or face him being buried in an unmarked grave abroad.

Now Michelle (who asked not to use her real name) is sharing her story to warn other pregnant women who are travelling abroad.

Her holiday started happily.

Michelle, her parents, and her three children aged six, five, and two, flew out to the south coast of Turkey together to enjoy some family time away in August of this year.

Then tragically, one morning she woke up having a miscarriage.