By Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 18:39 EST, 6 January 2014 | UPDATED: 03:13 EST, 7 January 2014 A woman whose granddaughter died after her head was crushed with forceps during a botched delivery has described the chaotic scene as medical staff struggled to deliver the baby girl. Angie Coats was in the delivery room at a Texas hospital with her son Allen and his fiance Rachel Melancon, 24, when she said she heard a popping noise that sounded like pottery cracking while Dr George Backardjiev was using forceps to guide the baby's head into the birth canal.
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Dr George Backardjiev used forceps to try to deliver baby Olivia Maria Coats, but the baby would not fit down the birth canal
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The parents and grandmother of the child say they hear a popping noise when he clamped the forceps on the baby's head
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Baby Olivia was so brain-damaged at birth that she survived just five days
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The family are hoping to spread awareness about the dangers of forceps so the same thing doesn't happen to other healthy babies like Olivia
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