Even if the student messed up it's LLs responsibility as the student is under her supervision. I find it bleeping weird they are messaging eachother all the time when they are off. I don't want to hear about work thank,s I don't want to know what admissions we have had I wait until shift to find out . Maybe I'm hard as nails.
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I can completely imagine how scary it would feel at that time and seeing them looking things up can only have added to that picture for them. Docs probably were very confused and taken by surprise. Poor parents had gone from knowing baby was completely fine with nobody worried about anything to this hell scape
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All of my nurse friends are like this
I’ve never heard them talk about patients at all or sat talking with others about it. It’s very full on. I know from the wiki she sends the student to an MRI scan and door data shows she was on her own and the one to call for help for both serious collapses for baby O, this is from her notes too so..I’m so desperately sad for the parents of baby O and P. The mums instinct was telling her that her surviving baby was in danger and she needed to get him out. Thank god that the transport team took him.
Derail but I’ve noticed the Thomas Cashman case is also proceeding from Manchester Crown Court currently. Another tragic child death.
As a parent these cases make me feel physically ill
Derail but I’ve noticed the Thomas Cashman case is also proceeding from Manchester Crown Court currently. Another tragic child death.
As a parent these cases make me feel physically ill
Judith has started tweeting too. Baby looked like ET its stomach was so swollen, Lucy was as upset as the parents were. This is not appropriate. Really makes my skin crawl that she dealt with the babies after death.
I wonder what the floods of tears were for. Just fake or was she crying for herself in some way?
IMO to centre herself. I can understand being upset, crying but to be in floods of tears that match the parents is totally inappropriate. None of her responses are consistent. She doesn’t show emotions appropriately to me.
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Yes you are right about the in appropriateness to match the parents grief. Even if she’s innocent if she felt like that she should have got someone else to be with the parents.
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Some days we get no detail. Other days we get every detail
Hey @Lucyxxxx - Mark's been taking tips!Some days we get no detail. Other days we get every detail
(Or he's been on this thread).
Wonder if it's a Matalan special?
I could be sick at the mere thought of her dressing those babies, putting them into their cots, wrapping them into a blanket after what she has apparently done to them. That’s the most stomach turning thing for me, only a complete psychopath could do that.
I know it’s been a harrowing day but I bet you all could come up with some cracking ‘is this Letby’s scarf’ ideasWonder if it's a Matalan special?
I’m thinking something with butterflies
I do agree that the professional needs to try and hide their emotions as it’s not about them, but sometimes you can’t control those tears.IMO to centre herself. I can understand being upset, crying but to be in floods of tears that match the parents is totally inappropriate. None of her responses are consistent. She doesn’t show emotions appropriately to me.
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It makes her seem more human and normal to me.
i was the closest to team G I’ve ever been but I admit this has put me back on the fence again.
Her emotions are erratic. It hasn't been reported that she's shown this much emotion for any other baby and by this point, she had gone through this time and time again.
Bit pricy tbh!
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Maybe she scared herself? There's got to be some conflict inside oneself when murdering those you're meant to be caring for.
Hopefully there'll be more detail on the crying but it seems overboard and inappropriate to me.
Let's face it, she's dealt with her fair share of dead babies and had done a great job of keeping her emotions in tact.
Hopefully there'll be more detail on the crying but it seems overboard and inappropriate to me.
Let's face it, she's dealt with her fair share of dead babies and had done a great job of keeping her emotions in tact.
Letby said Child O had died on the student's first day of a four-week placement. She adds who was on duty that day.
Planting seeds and deflecting again!
Planting seeds and deflecting again!
Is she having an affair with the doctor?
That poor student
We don't have any luck with 33-34wkrs'
Is this significant? How many of the targeted babies were around this gestation?
Is this significant? How many of the targeted babies were around this gestation?
Seeing as the survival rate in babies over 30 weeks is 99% this is very true
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