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fairybubbles
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Cheshire Police posted this tribute 
prinnygrace
VIP Member
Can’t believe it. My brothers gorgeous nephew is thought to be a baby she tried to hurt as he nearly died a few days after being born after her treating him. So overwhelmed. Thank god that MURDERER is never seeing the light of day again
wideningperspective
Member
Sorry if already posted….Dr Ravi Facebook post 
Edit as post initially
Many of you are aware that due to the Lucy Letby trial, I have mostly been absent from social media over the last few months. My colleagues and I have lived this for the last 8 years and the period of the trial has been the most difficult part of this. I am proud of all the frontline colleagues with whom I work, for managing to carry on providing excellent care to babies and children under such pressure.
My heart goes out to the families of the babies affected by this although nothing can ever undo the evil that was inflicted on their children.
There are bad people in all walks of life and many of them are very good at hiding in plain sight. There are also people in highly paid positions of responsibility in healthcare whose job it is to ensure patient safety. I am relieved that the often-maligned criminal justice system has worked properly this time. However, there are things that need to come out about why it took several months from concerns being raised to the top brass before any action was taken to protect babies, and why from that time it then took almost a year for those highly paid senior managers to allow the police to be involved.
The truth of what happened during that time will shock you to the core as it comes out. The safety of patients should come above any risk of reputational damage and sometimes the right decisions might be difficult and unpopular, but executive level managers are paid to do just that. There are people out there now, still earning six figure sums of tax-payers money or retired with their gold-plated pensions, who need to stand up in public to explain why they did not want to listen and do the right thing, to acknowledge that their actions potentially facilitated a mass-murderer and to apologise to the families involved in all of this. However, I suspect the response will be fudge and misinformation and it is now my mission moving forwards to make sure that they are held to account.
There is a long history of whistleblowers who raise concerns in the NHS not only being ignored but then being portrayed as the problem, sometimes to the point of their careers being destroyed. What happened here was history repeating itself but the patient safety issue that was ignored was beyond anything that the NHS has tried previously to cover up. There needs to be fundamental change in the culture and governance of NHS institutions and it should start right now.
Edit as post initially
Many of you are aware that due to the Lucy Letby trial, I have mostly been absent from social media over the last few months. My colleagues and I have lived this for the last 8 years and the period of the trial has been the most difficult part of this. I am proud of all the frontline colleagues with whom I work, for managing to carry on providing excellent care to babies and children under such pressure.
My heart goes out to the families of the babies affected by this although nothing can ever undo the evil that was inflicted on their children.
There are bad people in all walks of life and many of them are very good at hiding in plain sight. There are also people in highly paid positions of responsibility in healthcare whose job it is to ensure patient safety. I am relieved that the often-maligned criminal justice system has worked properly this time. However, there are things that need to come out about why it took several months from concerns being raised to the top brass before any action was taken to protect babies, and why from that time it then took almost a year for those highly paid senior managers to allow the police to be involved.
The truth of what happened during that time will shock you to the core as it comes out. The safety of patients should come above any risk of reputational damage and sometimes the right decisions might be difficult and unpopular, but executive level managers are paid to do just that. There are people out there now, still earning six figure sums of tax-payers money or retired with their gold-plated pensions, who need to stand up in public to explain why they did not want to listen and do the right thing, to acknowledge that their actions potentially facilitated a mass-murderer and to apologise to the families involved in all of this. However, I suspect the response will be fudge and misinformation and it is now my mission moving forwards to make sure that they are held to account.
There is a long history of whistleblowers who raise concerns in the NHS not only being ignored but then being portrayed as the problem, sometimes to the point of their careers being destroyed. What happened here was history repeating itself but the patient safety issue that was ignored was beyond anything that the NHS has tried previously to cover up. There needs to be fundamental change in the culture and governance of NHS institutions and it should start right now.
F1Grid
VIP Member
Brearey’s interview with BBC has named names.
Also includes that the consultants wanted to self refer to the police in June 2016 as they wanted EVERYONE investigated properly.
It also shows the email sent to LL, and says the CEO of the hospital had spent a lot of time with LL and her father, and that the CEO demanded they apologise to her!
My God. Everyone Brearey has named needs to go down.
Also includes that the consultants wanted to self refer to the police in June 2016 as they wanted EVERYONE investigated properly.
It also shows the email sent to LL, and says the CEO of the hospital had spent a lot of time with LL and her father, and that the CEO demanded they apologise to her!
My God. Everyone Brearey has named needs to go down.
coffeeandwine
Chatty Member
Holy shit. Interview with an ex COCH nurse on Sky News. She ended up having a C-section there, LL told her "not to get her hopes up" about the boy's chances of survival and the mum made a complaint. The next day there were problems with her son's insulin levels.
Can't help but feel a huge storm is coming.
Can't help but feel a huge storm is coming.
MoodyBlue
VIP Member
Years ago, when I was posting on the Oscar Pistorius thread on Digital Spy, a regular contributer posted that her husband worked in a hospital in Chester.
She said there was a nurse there killing babies and that it will rock this country when it comes out. The staff absolutely knew.
So, I was expecting her to be found guilty. Its shocking.
She said there was a nurse there killing babies and that it will rock this country when it comes out. The staff absolutely knew.
So, I was expecting her to be found guilty. Its shocking.
nosycowmoo
Well-known member
I actually think Karen et al should face criminal charges of some sort. They are an utter disgrace for not safeguarding those babies.
Stiltoncheese
Chatty Member
Feel so sorry for the 4 charges they couldn't find guilty but I guess the families can take comfort that she is never getting out anyway
I have no sympathy for her parents now. I reserved judgement on them attending court every day because I think as a parent you would want to hear the evidence for yourself and we had no idea what their thoughts were, the devastated looks could have been the realisation she had done this. But her mum’s reaction in court to the verdicts is disgusting. How fucking dare she. The babies parents have had to sit day in and day out and hear what happened to their babies and bite their tongues so not to be in contempt of court yet it’s Lucy’s own mum that has the emotional outburst.
They can FUCK OFF.
They can FUCK OFF.
nosycowmoo
Well-known member
We’ve been under embargo restrictions me and @O'lee are hereWe’re allowed back
It’s beenemotional
F1Grid
VIP Member
Article from the mum of E and F is up on BBC News.
They were IVF babies. She ran to Baby E and put a hand on his tummy to settle him as she had done before. LL told her to go back to the ward.
LL lied to mum that Baby F rolled over and hugged his bear. Newborns cannot roll over.
Baby F now has severe learning difficulties and complex needs because of LL’s attack.
They were IVF babies. She ran to Baby E and put a hand on his tummy to settle him as she had done before. LL told her to go back to the ward.
LL lied to mum that Baby F rolled over and hugged his bear. Newborns cannot roll over.
Baby F now has severe learning difficulties and complex needs because of LL’s attack.
OGJessicaFletcher
VIP Member
Dr Ravi Jayaram
Statement on Facebook
Statement on Facebook
