The court was told the death of baby Cian Hunt followed two previous still births for the couple who claimed lessons should have been learned from the woman's obstetric history.Counsel for Breda and David Hunt told the court it was their case the baby's death could have been avoided if Ms Hunt's obstetric history had been properly recognised.
Ms Hunt told Mr Justice Paul Coffey in the High Court that her heart was broken beyond repair adding:"Our hope out of our very tragic circumstances is that no other family will ever have to live the nightmare we do." Over four years on from losing their"precious baby Cian, Our lives and the people we were prior to Cian are so very different", she said.
She said they were pleased that since Cian’s death, changes have been made in Mayo University Hospital.
The usual 'without liability ' because if they admitted liability somebody may have to become accountable and we couldn't have that.
Would be nice if RTE r the great prime time would do a program on the waste & claims that is payed out every year in the HSC sure it only money & of course as we seen yesterday your lot get paid a lot to 😡😡😡
Another day another claim against the HSE settled. No wonder the HSE needs funding of over €24 billion per year to run the health service. A huge chunk of that must be going on settling negligent and other such claims against it in the courts
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