What a terrible situation to be in. I'm so sorry :( 

Could you ask your GP for advice? Or midwife, if you've been assigned one? 
 

Understandably...you want to protect your unborn child...and if your Mum is positive for coronavirus (and going off NHS guidance)...that might mean staying away (as the guidelines state you should avoid anyone with coronavirus symptoms). I have absolutely no medical training by the way...just going off the fact that your Mum has coronavirus, you're pregnant and what the guidelines state. 
 

If you speak to your GP (or anyone at your Mum's ward) about this, the decision may be taken out of your hands (I can't imagine a GP or midwife being keen on you visiting a covid positive ward....but I might be wrong) xxx 

Yes your right, if mum makes it through the night I shall ring the GP tomorrow as I haven't been assigned a midwife as of yet. It's such a difficult situation to be in, I haven't seen mum for the last 6 weeks as I haven't been allowed into the hospital but when the doctor rang earlier he advised I would be allowed In and it's my decision whether to go or not. I don't want to live with regret for the rest of my life and I keep trying to think of what she would tell me to do but my mind is absolutely blank right now :( a mask and gloves just doesn't seem enough PPE but there is literally nothing else I could do. I don't want her to die alone but I also want to protect my future...

Thank you for replying x

It really is a difficult situation. I've not been pregnant myself but I think I'd figure the same...I'd be worried that PPE isn't 100% protective. I'd be nervous if it was just a mask, apron and gloves, certainly. 
 

If it was me poorly, I wouldn't want a pregnant daughter of mine exposing herself. I'm sure most (if not all?!) mums would think the same...it's your Mum's grandchild after all and she will want to fiercly protect you and your baby too. 

Sadly many other people have found themselves in this awful situation. Many loved ones have had to die without their family present due to virus - just so tragic and heartbreaking to imagine this. It's just one of those awful, horrible things - nothing much can be done about it. I've heard of people making use of technology - iPads/FaceTime/video to help them feel more connected to their loved ones in the final stages. 
 

If you wanted to make a decision not to go because you were pregnant and wanted to protect you and your unborn child, nobody could blame you for that. You could do that guilt free. You have something extremely precious to protect...but I don't want to influence your decision, of course - that is one for you xx

I hope you do get some clarity from any available medical staff to help you with your decision xxx Come back here anytime you need 
 

Is there any way someone can go and facetime/whatsapp video call for you? 

It's a highly personal and anxious choice. 

I flew back to see my mom in the height of covid. I had to, and wouldn't have it any other way. 

xx<3