Our History CARE |
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![]() Dorothy Webb George Webb |
Dorothy tells
the history of her pregnancies and immature births. The hospital staff
took the decision not to resucitate her child in the belief that a 'brain
damaged' child was better off dead - luckily, for her daughter, Dorothy
didn't agree. She discusses a range of attitudes in the medical profession
towards disability issues.
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The Webbs discuss how the quality of care they have received has changed over the years. |
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Stephanie Ash |
Stephanie tells the story of her first pregnancy, the lack of suitable hospital facilities for disabled people, and the attitudes of the care profession towards her. |
Stephanie's second pregnancy. Five years later she felt more anxious, having learned of the possible dangers. |
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Stephanie's experiences of care in the Spinal Injuries Unit when she was 17. She discusses the lack of provision for the problems associated with getting older. |
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Mark Wormsley |
Mark talks about his relationships with the carers he employs. |
Ann Young |
Ann discusses the attitudes of the medical profession towards disability. |