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Why Is Maternity Care in Britain Getting Worse?
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Why is maternity care in Britain getting worse?
Chelsea and her partner had been trying for a baby for two years. Following several miscarriages, she became pregnant again last spring. ‘We were overjoyed,’ the 26-year-old says. ‘We thought this time everything would finally be different.’ Joy rapidly turned to worry when Chelsea began to suffer headaches and visual disturbances and made several trips to Worthing Hospital, part of University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust. Eventually, f…
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Former Made in Chelsea star Louise Thompson says she's feeling 'genuinely optimistic' after meeting the Health Secretary to discuss neonatal care.
The 36-year-old is campaigning for a maternity commissioner for England, and improved care for mothers and babies. More than 150,000 people have signed her petition. Louise nearly died while giving birth to her son Leo in November 2021.
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