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Sally Clark also had another son, who she obviously didn't see very often for about 3 years when she was imprisoned.  She suffered horrendous torment from her fellow prisoners, although many came round eventually to realising she wasn't guilty of the crimes for which she had been found guilty.   Sally's husband used so much of their money on legal fees that he had to move house whilst she was in prison.  When Sally was releasd she returned to a different home, to a child she barely knew and physically looking like a completely different women.  It was as if she had had a complete personality change.  Bearing in mind the grief she had already suffered from losing her two, much loved babies, to then be thrown into prison, having lost the initial appeal no one could ever begin to understand what she, and her family and friends had to endure.  It is absolutely heart breaking.  Evidently, Sally didn't want to give any interviews, or set up any charities as is so frequent in some cases, she just wanted to try and rebuild her life, quietly away from the media spotlight.  Evidently, she even went to the supermarket in disguise so people wouldn't recognise her.  She desperately wanted to try and move on. 

Dr Meadows and those that listened to, and believed his evidence need to take a long, hard look at this case and understand that some of them may well be responsible for a broken family, many broken hearts and now possibly the loss of this woman's life.   Sally leaves behind her young son (how do you even begin to explain to him what has happened?) and a loyal husband who has lost his wife twice. This time for good.