'God has another angel': Bali tourist, 33, tragically dies after her stomach ruptures blood during dream holiday - as her shattered husband says 'I thought everything would be OK'
- Elisa Frank, 33, was admitted to BIMC Hospital after being in Bali for two weeks
- Ms Frank suffering from tumour in her abdomen, an infection, sepsis and anemia
- Her husband Martin, 33, flew to Bali from Prague after he was notified of his wife
- He made a desperate plea on Facebook asking for type Blood A- or O- donations
- A hospital spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia that the surgery was a success
- However, after the surgery Ms Frank was in a comatose condition and later died
A tourist in Bali who was rushed to hospital after her stomach started rupturing blood has tragically died, days after her husband made a desperate plea for donors.
Eliska Frank, 33, was taken to hospital in Kuta on Saturday before being transferred to Kasih Ibu General Hospital in Denpasar the following day for emergency surgery.
The Czech tourist was in her second week of her holiday on the Indonesian island when she suddenly started vomiting and fainting.
Her husband Martin Frank, also 33, flew to Bali from Prague on Saturday after learning his wife was critically ill.
Elisa Frank, 33, was admitted to BIMC Hospital in Kuta on Saturday before she was transferred to Kasih Ibu General Hospital Denpasar in Indonesia on Sunday
Eliska Frank was in her second week of her holiday in Bali when she began to experience vomiting and fainting
Her husband Martin, 33, flew to Bali from Prague on Saturday after he was notified his wife had been feeling ill and made a desperate plea for blood
He took to social media on Sunday in a desperate attempt to find type Blood A- or O-.
'She [my wife] has stomach bleeding and her life is in danger. Please anybody if you know someone, let us know. We are desperate,' he begged.
Members of a Bali Facebook group were kept updated of Ms Frank's condition, with many Australians sharing photos of themselves donating blood.
On Monday, he thanked 'everyone who helped with sharing' and donating their blood.
'I'm touched how many great people are in Bali, in Australia and in our Czech Republic overall, we found donors from which we have three units of blood and - I hope that's enough.
'Eliska is now after surgery, she's fine. I believe everything will be OK, she is a great warrior. Thank you very much for everything.'
But things quickly took a turn for the worse.
On Monday, Mr Frank (left) thanked 'everyone who helped with sharing' and donating their blood to help Ms Frank (right)
Ms Frank was initially admitted to BIMC Hospital Kuta (pictured) on Saturday
On Thursday, a hospital spokesman told Daily Mail Australia Ms Frank had been diagnosed with a pancreatic tumour.
'She was diagnosed with a tumour in January but it came back. When she arrived to the hospital, she was in a bad condition,' the spokesman said.
'She was suffering from peritonitic in the abdomen, a very strong infection. She was also suffering from sepsis and her blood test showed anaemia.'
Doctors prepped Ms Frank for open abdomen surgery - which was declared a success, but she was still in a comatose condition afterwards.
Ms Frank was transferred to Kasih Ibu General Hospital Denpasar (pictured) for surgery - which was a success
At 3.20pm, staff were alerted that her heart had stopped beating and performed resuscitation and CPR.
'The surgery was successful but she died at 3.59pm,' the spokesman said.
The heartbreaking news was shared to the Facebook group where hundreds of warm wishes were written to Mr Frank.
'So very, very sad. May Eliska RIP. Sympathy to her husband, family and friends. Love and hugs to everyone in Bali whom helped her,' one person wrote.
'So sad RIP. Condolences to her husband and family,' another commented.
The heartbreaking news was shared to the Facebook group where hundreds of warm wishes were written to Mr Frank
'I'm so sorry for your loss,' another wrote.
'Sending love to you and family very sad,' another read.
