Lucy Harris had been sitting alone in the cold patient room at Southmead hospital in Bristol for over an hour, waiting to hear about the fate of her unborn baby; there was a vase of fake flowers on a table nearby and a nondescript painting on the wall. It was the 32-year-old’s first pregnancy, and since getting a positive test on 13 September, she and partner Dave had started working on the nursery and been talking to her stomach daily. Read more
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