I wholeheartedly support the thrust of this debate and what the Minister is saying. I am not going to make a speech today—I did that last year—but when a child is lost, which as Members know has affected my family, counselling and gynaecological advice are hugely important. However, my constituents are over 100 miles from the nearest hospital where someone can give birth. I just want to put it on the record that a 200-mile round trip from Caithness to Inverness makes getting the counselling and gynaecological advice so difficult. My constituents are losing out on that front, and I wish that Caithness general hospital in Wick could be used for such purposes.
Baby Loss Awareness Week
Proceeding contribution from
Jamie Stone
(Liberal Democrat)
in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 8 October 2019.
It occurred during Debate on Baby Loss Awareness Week.
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