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Desperate stuff. One of the women who volunteered with Victim Support in Staffordshire, where I worked previously, lost both of her infants in the same way, the first at a few weeks and the second at several months. She and her husband went through such grief with their losses that they decided to have no more children. She offered special counselling to women who'd lost babies (with another charity), but at no time did anyone ever think she'd smothered them. Her own GP had attended the babies at her home and had signed off on SIDS for both. I would think that Sally Clark's experience and that of Angela Cannings would be enough to wreck anyone's sanity. Her poor husband and parents - what on earth can they be going through now?

[QUOTE="krizon, post: 2106398, member: 64950"] Desperate stuff. One of the women who volunteered with Victim Support in Staffordshire, where I worked previously, lost both of her infants in the same way, the first at a few weeks and the second at several months. She and her husband went through such grief with their losses that they decided to have no more children. She offered special counselling to women who'd lost babies (with another charity), but at no time did anyone ever think she'd smothered them. Her own GP had attended the babies at her home and had signed off on SIDS for both. I would think that Sally Clark's experience and that of Angela Cannings would be enough to wreck anyone's sanity. Her poor husband and parents - what on earth can they be going through now? [/QUOTE]

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