The trust running the hospital remains the subject of the UK's largest maternity review
A couple whose baby daughter died after spending months in the care of an under-review NHS Trust said they were made to feel "insignificant" and that they "don't have a voice". Ama Maduako and Sharma Thomas' daughter, Adaora, died on January 25 this year, almost five months after being born at Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre .
Adaora was born at just 25 weeks and one day old, along with twin brother, Zikora, on September 5 last year after an unproblematic pregnancy. Both were then placed on ventilators, but the parents were later told their babies’ lungs were bleeding. Zikora was later discharged and will have his first birthday on Tuesday. The couple claim that Adaora’s cause of death was given by the hospital as pulmonary hypertension, combined with the effects of coronavirus, but her parents claim a post-mortem examination was carried out which found no evidence of Covid and instead found damage to her lungs.
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