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12 October 2026·Baby Loss Awareness WeekI thank the hon. Members who secured this debate, and all the families who have, in their darkest moments, raised their voices so that we can support them and, it is to be hoped, prevent future traged
12 October 2026·Baby Loss Awareness WeekI want to unite those points by drawing again on personal experience. My son reacted badly to being induced, and his heart rate stopped. We were rushed to the emergency room: “We have to get him out!
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