Frau shares Kings Lynn Hospital miscarriage

A woman says that she has lost the “complete belief” and will never return to a hospital who has her feeling that she feels “dismissed” after she had miscarried.

The 41 -year -old Emma Simmonds went to the early pregnancy unit of Queen Elizabeth Hospital (Qeh) in King’s Lynn, Norfolk, after bleeding at almost eleven weeks pregnant.

She was instructed to return the next day and found that she had a miscarriage.

Chris Bown, a preliminary managing director at QEH, said: “Our patients earn the highest care boards, and we apologize under any circumstances in which we do not meet these standards.”

In new league tables published by the government, the Qeh was Evaluates England’s worst acute hospital.

She visited the hospital for the first time after she had experienced fertility fights and supported the gynecology department in 2018.

During her care, she examined investigations for possible endometriosis, but said that she was a list because she had not participated in a physiotherapy date that she claimed that she had never been notified.

After an urgent transfer from her family doctor, she took part in another appointment, which she described as “fairly terrible”, and complained about patient counseling and the connection service of the hospitals (Pals).

She discovered that the missed appointment was intended for someone with the same name.

“I lost the full trust in them. Not only the friends and the two consultants who led the investigation did not notice that this data had been injured, the legal team still had no excuse for it,” she said.

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In 2023, after bleeding, she looked for support from the Qeh -Early pregnancy after five weeks.

At almost 11 weeks she experienced another bleeding and returned to the hospital, which had the feeling that the employees were “repellent”.

She was said that she should wait and come the next day, but then learned that her baby had died.

“Nobody should ever have to feel that way,” she said.

“I never want to return to this hospital, because even after I went through the complaint and everything, nothing came of it.

“My family doctor was disgusted about what happened.”

It was then transferred to the recurrent miscarriage clinic in the Rosie Hospital in Cambridge, where it took 12 weeks to diagnose it with endometriosis and adenomyosis.

Endometriosis is a disease where Cells similar To those who grow in the lining of the womb in other parts of the body while Adenomyosis There, the lining of the womb grows into the muscle in the wall of the womb.

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Ms. Simmonds said: “There is a culture that you can’t complain … but I have the feeling that we need it because the way many people are treated is not okay.

“The excuses of the financing and the lack of personnel and the fact that the hospital is stopped by props … is not the patient’s fault.”

In response to this, Mr. Bown said: “All concerns are taken seriously and we would encourage patients and their relatives to contact our patient counseling and our liaison service if they have any concerns.”