Mum heartbroken to lose girl at 31 weeks due to Covid has rainbow baby one year on
A mum has welcomed her rainbow baby into the world just a year after losing her daughter at 31 weeks when she caught Covid-19.
READ MORE:The idyllic village in the shadow of the M60... and the fear it could soon be 'obliterated' Their journey has not been without unimaginable challenges, but Megan and Jack welcomed their rainbow baby, Ophelia Cassidy on October 4, weighing 8lbs 5oz. Looking back on their memories of Cassidy, Megan recalls how they spent six days in a “gorgeous” bereavement suite at RPH, sleeping beside Cassidy.
While Megan and Jack have been able to make some happy memories, experts have warned that elsewhere, mothers and babies’ lives are at risk as the NHS faces a maternity staffing crisis. Charity bosses have called on Prime Minister Liz Truss to “listen to the pain and suffering of bereaved parents” and mandate improvements in their care.
Sands is now calling on NHS Trusts to sign up to its National Bereavement Care Pathway, to close the gaps and deliver equal care across the country. But charity CEO, Clea Harmer, said if the government were to mandate these calls for improvement, everyone could receive equal care.
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