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Wigan mum felt 'ashamed' as she struggled to bond with baby (opens the original)
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A mother says she felt "ashamed" after feeling "completely detached" to her newborn son following his birth four years ago. Michaela from Wigan was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after four miscarriages and a still birth before her son was born in 2022. "I just felt disbelief, like he wasn't mine. I couldn't make it add up that it could be OK," Michaela said. Michaela eventually received help from the Building Attachments and Bonds Support service (BABS), run by Greater Man
Merseyside lung cancer patient first in world to get new vaccine (opens the original)
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A woman from Merseyside has become the first patient in the world to receive a new vaccine which doctors hope could significantly improve the treatment of some forms of advanced lung cancer. Chris Jones, from Hoylake, Wirral, is taking part in a new clinical trial at the Clatterbridge Cancer Centre in Liverpool. The vaccine uses cells from the 68-year-old's own tumour to help create a synthetic DNA which it is hoped will make immunotherapy far more effective. One of the consultants involved in t
Mum's 'tears of joy' as her daughter finally leaves hospital unit (opens the original)
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A woman who was stuck in hospital for months while the NHS worked out who should fund her complex care package has been allowed to leave, just days after her plight was highlighted by the BBC. Natasha has a rare progressive neurological disease and requires one-to-one care jointly funded by her council and the local NHS. Her mum, Elaine, had long battled to secure a care package for the 27-year-old from Southport and while one had been ready since May, Natasha was unable to move until a funding
Family fear daughter will never get care plan to leave hospital (opens the original)
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The mother of a Southport woman who has been in hospital for months because of issues over her community care package funding, fears her daughter may never get out. Natasha, 27, has a rare progressive neurological disease and needs one-to-one complex care. She is on a waiting list, but has been in hospital for 14 months as the NHS establishes which part of it pays for her care. Mum Elaine says she is devastated. "It's inhumane. I feel like she's not being treated as a person. She's just an objec
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