Laura Brody had to deliver son at home after miscarriage and was then told Lewisham A&E could not take remains
Photograph: Tulip Mazumdar/BBC NewsPhotograph: Tulip Mazumdar/BBC Newshospital has launched an investigation after a woman whose baby died in the womb had to deliver her son at home due to lack of beds and keep his remains in her fridge when A&E staff said they could not store them safely.
“I was there holding my baby in a Tupperware box, crying, with 20 or 30 other people in that waiting room,” she said. The case is said to have raised wider concerns among campaigners who argue that miscarriage care needs to be properly prioritised within hospitals including A&E.
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