LISTEN: Cork mum who lost son an hour after birth calls for wider access to anomaly scans

A Cork mother who sadly lost her son an hour after he was born has called for anomaly scans to be made available to all expectant parents.

LISTEN: Cork mum who lost son an hour after birth calls for wider access to anomaly scans

A Cork mother who sadly lost her son an hour after he was born has called for anomaly scans to be made available to all expectant parents.

Diane Magee from Tower, Co Cork shared her tragic story in hope that other parents could avoid a similar experience. Her son, Christopher, was born a year and three months ago when she was 32 weeks pregnant. He was born with his bowels outside his body, extra fingers, and a nose that was a little out of place.

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