working together my arse
im so angry right now and so very disappointed in our NHS. i recently attended a meeting concerning safe guarding in schools. this looked at a policy known as every child matters and in particular a a young child called Victoria Climbie. the story of this young girl upset me and made me feel so very angry with my profession, how can we stand by and let this happen to a young innocent girl and why had we not said anything. then after this atrosity had happened the government in 2003 put in place a policy to ensure nothing like this would ever happen again. how can people not see such abuse.
this is a loss that should not have happened and a baby a person that could have been saved.
rest in piece Jessica hope life is so very different for you now.
Seven-week-old Jessica was physically and sexually abused by her father Andrew Randall, of Havelock Street in Kettering, who was jailed for life last year.bring back the death penalty please these people should only be taken from this earth not let live in such luxury prisons and treated like specimens. i really can not understand how these doctors nurses and health carers did not see this happening to a young baby why did nobody say anything.
Jessica, who had more than 20 injuries at the time of her death, was seen by health professionals on 11 occasions but was never recognised as a child at risk and in need of protection.
Staff at Kettering General Hospital did raise concerns about her welfare but she was discharged from hospital on November 14, 2005.
Six days later, she was dead.
this is a loss that should not have happened and a baby a person that could have been saved.
rest in piece Jessica hope life is so very different for you now.
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