Not necessarily true. Stop with your hyperboles. And quit saying I'm lying all the time because I'm not lying at all; I'm speaking from the heart but the problem is you don't like what I say. Put me on ignore, Scarecrow.
I don't think it's hyperbolic of Dude to say that many times when the mother dies, the baby dies as well.
Ectopic pregnancies are a pretty common complication where if the woman doesn't "murder" the unborn child, the mother suffer complications and potentially die. There is technically a tiny chance the unborn could be carried to fruition, but it is almost certainly a death sentence.
We may not agree with the stance of "If the mother dies, the unborn dies." but it's a pragmatic point that I can understand. Could God perform a miracle on ectopic/tubal pregnancies? Absolutely... but when over 95% of them do not produce fruitful children, do we put women's lives at severe risk and allow the unborn child to grow outside the uterus in hopes God performs a miracle?
I am not sure if this woman had an ectopic pregnancy, but nevertheless, her doctors informed her of her unborn child's eminent death and her potential dangers of carrying to full term. Thankfully, I'm not God. I don't know her heart, I don't know how wrong her decision was or if God willed her to the decision He did. His ways aren't our ways or His thoughts our thoughts. I save condemnation for Him as there is more to this story that I don't know.