oh my gosh, this is a heartbreaking story… poor family

This would be agonising for the family. You expect better of professionals.

This is simply horrible! Poor baby. Poor mum! How could the midwife miss all those important signs? 🙁

So very sad for the family. I’ve heard of this happening to a few families lately losing their young ones to Sepsis. I hope and pray it doesn’t happen to any more children.

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This poor family. Another UK health blunder following what should have been routine. I was turned away from hospital with baby two because after a couple of hours, they said I wasn’t actually in labour. I was back an hour later and they reluctantly gave me a bed for the night. So bub was born in the ward a few minutes later, with two other young mums in there too nursing their newborns. Forget a birthing suite. At least I had follow up hospital care. Why would the hospital not admit this newborn for observation?

That is so sad and tragic. Sometime people have a lot to answer for as it seems there were a number of human errors here that could have been avoided.

How awful. I think sometimes you just have to go to the hospital and say to bad, I’m not comfortable at home. They shouldn’t be able to turn you away

How tragic and sad. I hate reading stories about these preventable deaths. My heart goes to the parents.

Poor mum and dad, I can’t imagine the pain they must be feeling.

This poor mother and family – they did everything right – the health system let them down and a little life was lost as a result. I can’t begin to imagine the train and pain they must live every day. I hope lessons are learnt and policies changed to reduce the chances of this happening again.