Medical/Hospital Negligence

[angel]

I would expect them to at least offer her counseling or some emotional support though.

Miscarriage is 'one of those things' that happens in life, sometimes there are reasons for it, othertimes there arent. If it happens more than, I think, 3 times then they'll start looking into it and the reasons why it happens.

In my opinion the counselling and emotional support wasnt there, but I found that everyone being really sympathetic and sorry for me/us didnt help at all.

It gets easier, but sometimes (like reading this thread) the upset returns but nowhere near as bad.

Life is a bitch sometimes.

 

[Garree001]

See - I don't always talk sh!t

 

[sledge]

but if people are put off taking action just because of someone's social status its bad

I think the costs involved may be a factor too

 

[Garree001]

I think the costs involved may be a factor too

Actually, that's very true. It's like if a planning application is approved and you want to argue against it, you can't unless you want to pay for a judicial review... At at least £50k a pop

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

nope he carried on, dunno what he was thinking if he panicked or god knows what

OMFG

Your bro going to be following it up?

I would be!