Sarah&Braydon
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That is utterly disgusting. Apparently she was seen by a very experienced A & E doctor. So experienced he sent her home...
I'm sorry but seeing those pictures it is OBVIOUS that that is at LEAST a 2nd degree burn... if not 3rd....I would have thrown my dolly out the pram and refused to leave the hospital....burns are terribly dangerous and have a high risk of infection....poor child... 
oh the poor darling she must be in agony.but i do agree with squiglet i would of refused to leave the hospital.At the very least until i got at least a second opinion and a third as well.im afraid i wouldnt of been fobbed of with calpol 
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That is terrible
As a Nursery nurse i can understand accidents may happen but this is unbelivable only a stair gate on the kitchen and she didnt shut it behind her
we have a door with a handle out of childs reach
as for the doctors at the hospital
thats disgusting
poor little lamb
i dont blame the Mum for being so furious and id want to hold them to account too
As a Nursery nurse i can understand accidents may happen but this is unbelivable only a stair gate on the kitchen and she didnt shut it behind her
we have a door with a handle out of childs reach
as for the doctors at the hospital
thats disgustingpoor little lamb
i dont blame the Mum for being so furious and id want to hold them to account too
