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Baby P was discharged by the Hospital where I had my baby!
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I've just been watching the news! I'm so shocked! I know that he lived fairly close to where I do.. I just can't believe it! When I heard the story, what ever about the social workers (they always get slatted) ect.. I couldn't understand HOW a doctor could look at a tiny baby with so many extream injuries and just let the child off with out having alarm bells ringing - I mean out of all the professionals the doctor knew the baby was harmed!! Seen for them selves! That poor baby was sooo badly let down! I had Charlie there not that long ago and some of you may remember my birth story & the poor treatment I recieved!
I honestly feel numb that it's happened soo close! I'll certainly be changing hospitals for my next baby.. That poor little sole.
I honestly feel numb that it's happened soo close! I'll certainly be changing hospitals for my next baby.. That poor little sole.
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There are always stories on the news about child abuse but none has affected me in quite the way this one has, everytime I think of him I just cry, I think maybe because Isaac is a similar age and also has blonde curls and blue eyes, he is the most precious thing (along with my other 3 children) in my life and I just cant imagine any child having to go through what poor baby p did, each time I see the picture of him I just want to pick him up and kiss and cuddle him and give him the love he so desperately wamted and deserved.
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As for the father, there was a news story that he kidnapped the boy and refused to take him home but the police turned up on his door and he had to hand the baby over or he would have been arrested. The whole thing is just one big example of how crap the system is at protecting a child, if a child is at risk at all then they should be removed from the situation that puts them at risk. Sorry if that sounds harsh but children are too precious to be put in unnecessary danger.