text: No death is good. The question is not whether two deaths are better than one, or whether it is good or bad that someone dies.
  
  The question is whether the ends justify the means.  You seem to suggest that the ends justify the means.  The end result is all that matters.  If we have to kill a child to save the child's mother, we do so. The ends justify the means.
  
  I do not think that way, nor does the Catholic Church.  For the Church the ends do not justify the means.  For the Church not compromising with evil even when it brings about a good result is what is morally superior.
  
  Yes--death is preferable to compromising with evil, even if it means bringing about a good.  
  
  I am not saying we can force a women to sacrifice her life to save her child---but---we cannot enable a women to kill her child to save herself.  Thus, the women should be sent to another hospital after everything possible is done to get her and her child stabilized.