Well, he'll have to say something if a statutory inquiry is granted (which I hope it will be).
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Good lord this is true! There's a hideous girl from school, absolutely vile, who's now a nurse. I can't get my head around it at all. My whole family are/have been medical and a more caring, loving lot you couldn't hope to meet. It's so weird that you get complete horrors doing the same job.
I didn't get to ask this on the last thread,@Wings can I ask you to elucidate?
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This is very true. My mum retired recently but was a nurse for almost 50 years. The student nurses who trained under her really disappointed her as a rule. They were on their phones, didn't turn up on time, and did the minimum. OBVIOUSLY that's not all of them but she was shocked by how much attitudes had changed towards the job.
I feel like you need to sit in mediation and apologise to us tbh.8 times longer
And @slingo16 as if you’re referring to me as a bully on the regular when a) we’re BFFs now and b) I’ve so far resisted ever saying
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Agreed. When I was a student nurse there was a young girl on my ward who was qualified but she was utterly vile to the patients. I distinctly remember her trying to get one elderly patient with dementia to take her tamoxifen and she was having none of it, she physically forced the tablet into her mouth! God knows why she ever became a nurse.
Whenever they put stories about her parents on the news posts on fbook so many people comment how they feel sorry for them and it’s not their fault etc
come on let’s not undo all our hard work 
I agree and don’t understand why she didn’t safeguard herself… If you were a nurse on a ward surrounded by strange collapses and deaths, you’d be questioning WHY and want to protect yourself by raising your concerns and making sure you weren’t at fault… but she never once did.Ya know the other bit of the scapegoat theory that makes 0 sense (not that any of it does but ya know) she was THE ONLY NURSE present at ALL these incidents/deaths and she didn’t raise one concern to anyone higher - nada. You can’t think she was being used as a scapegoat for a failing hospital when she didn’t even raise any concerns about said failings herself?? Especially when the only concerns that were being raised WERE ABOUT HER… make it make sense
Like it’s come out now it’s in black and white that the higher management covered up consultants concerns about her…how can you stick with a scapegoat theory
Nor did she ever come across as anxious, unnerved of as doubting herself in any of her messages to her colleagues, she had an answer for everything.
I know this has been said. But I wonder what triggered her to begin harming so many babies at this stage? I know she likely did it before. But my question is, what made her do it so profusely in June 2015 until 2016?. I wonder if any colleagues noticed any unusual behaviour before this or anything off going on
Hello Tattle Turds,
I’m a long time lurker, I’ve followed the case and thread from the beginning.
I was expecting a bow wave of stories to come out after the verdict, but I now realise that the guilty was just a very evil opportunistic individual with not much of a real life to report on at all.
Unprofessionalism is out there, unfortunately so is evil, I just hope that those affected can sometimes forget for a moment or two and enjoy their present.
I’m a long time lurker, I’ve followed the case and thread from the beginning.
I was expecting a bow wave of stories to come out after the verdict, but I now realise that the guilty was just a very evil opportunistic individual with not much of a real life to report on at all.
Merail
My confidence in medical professionals has taken a severe dip due to my own treatment. When my eldest child was born staff were amazing, I then encountered issues with my second (breach). A young doctor told me “he’ll probably die as midwife’s are inexperienced in breach nowadays”, I carried on and opted for cVAC. It was very successful, professionalism and care of all staff was amazing.
When I did go into labour at term I encountered a lead midwife who I can only describe as sadistic, she refused me pain relief including gas and air and anaesthetic for stitches (excruciating). I left hospital angry with her and my partner. It wasn’t his fault he did try to get me help, but I did question why he didn’t protect me at my most vulnerable. A bit of time made me realise it was one persons fault, so I raised a complaint (supported by my local midwife). I did have a hearing with midwife leaders (who I’m sad to say did try to imply I had post natal depression - I absolutely did not). They guaranteed lessons would be learnt, but I’m not convinced anything actually came of my complaint, which is sad as I really didn’t want first time mums to experience what I had.
My confidence in medical professionals has taken a severe dip due to my own treatment. When my eldest child was born staff were amazing, I then encountered issues with my second (breach). A young doctor told me “he’ll probably die as midwife’s are inexperienced in breach nowadays”, I carried on and opted for cVAC. It was very successful, professionalism and care of all staff was amazing.
When I did go into labour at term I encountered a lead midwife who I can only describe as sadistic, she refused me pain relief including gas and air and anaesthetic for stitches (excruciating). I left hospital angry with her and my partner. It wasn’t his fault he did try to get me help, but I did question why he didn’t protect me at my most vulnerable. A bit of time made me realise it was one persons fault, so I raised a complaint (supported by my local midwife). I did have a hearing with midwife leaders (who I’m sad to say did try to imply I had post natal depression - I absolutely did not). They guaranteed lessons would be learnt, but I’m not convinced anything actually came of my complaint, which is sad as I really didn’t want first time mums to experience what I had.
Unprofessionalism is out there, unfortunately so is evil, I just hope that those affected can sometimes forget for a moment or two and enjoy their present.
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Gaining access to the most poorly babies. She did extra training in the days leading up to Baby A’s death which enabled her to work with the intensive care babies. Whatever was going on in her mind before that, it was the perfect opportunity for her because she was more likely to go undetected (and she did) due to the babies often having other medical conditions that could be seen as life threatening. I think she got cocky later during this period and started sabotaging babies who were doing well and ready to go home. That’s just what I think happened, who actually knows with her.
I read a statistic once that there are on average 4 serial killers at large at any one time in the UK.
This case just shows how easy it is for those who are caring for us can hurt us. I believe predators/killers go into these roles so they can carry out their wickedness.
Ahh I didn’t realise she hadn’t been on this unit prior to this time.
There was a real bully in my school who took up nursing
There’s a good timeline here:
She would’ve been on the unit but unable to work with babies in higher dependency nurseries 1 & 2 until she completed this training in 2015.
I'm googling as we speak!
The very fact he managed to get a meeting suggests it's more than likely.
You know, that last thread had a lot of debate about all the weird/bland/beige things about Cuntby, and how none of it makes you a serial killer. But that is of course a load of old bollocks, because no one in history has worn a pair of socks with a pair of kitten heels, and if they did, they would need to be hounded to death immediately, which further proves that no one ever has, apart from one person: a serial killer.
And if anyone in the previous thread owned up to doing it too, a) I didn’t see it, and b) bugger off Dawn. We know you’re lying.
And if anyone in the previous thread owned up to doing it too, a) I didn’t see it, and b) bugger off Dawn. We know you’re lying.
The podcast mentions Letby didn’t want the female officer (Danielle Stonier) that did her police interview to be the one that read out her answers from the interviews to the court. She has some nerve - again that’s not someone that’s shy and meek, it’s a control freak that still thinks they’re superior despite being on trial for multiple baby murders.
Glad she didn’t get her own way. Hope it was torture for her
Glad she didn’t get her own way. Hope it was torture for her
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I was talking to my mum about this as I was in neonatal as a newborn (restricted growth in pregnancy). And she still remembers what time she had to go down to feed me or take expressed breast milk down. And I’m 49 this year!!!
So for LL to say that the mum got the time wrong is bs
So for LL to say that the mum got the time wrong is bs
I’d drag him back from France by his ankles, which would be tied to the exhaust of the car I’d be driving.Ian Harvey is one piece of scum.
Saw this article on Reddit
Revealed: NHS bosses of the Countess of Chester Hospital
The bosses at a hospital where killer nurse Lucy Letby was free to murder and attack newborn babies can today be revealed.www.dailymail.co.uk
A source told the Mail: 'Harvey retired very quickly in 2018. After Letby's arrest he cancelled his General Medical Council subscription and went to the South of France.'
Another former employee added: 'Around the time he retired, I asked Harvey whether he thought there could be a public inquiry into what had happened and his words were, "They would have to find me first", which bothered me.
This alone should prove that the inquiry should be statutory. He should be dragged back from France to answer these questions.
LL was extremely arrogant and clearly believed she was by far the best nurse on that unit. THAT’S why she was constantly on her phone. It’s those arrogant type of nurses that usually sit in their phone a lot, although it’s not common anywhere I’ve ever worked because it’s simply not allowed. I can’t believe that she was able to spend that much time on her phone tbh, but clearly the management on that ward was severely lacking. I find that nurses who genuinely don’t care are very very few and far between, it’s the ones who are arrogant that tend to use their phones on the wards and just generally do tit they aren’t supposed to.
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