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And theyll both be very happy, "and thats the last youre seeing of him, "and you can come with me now into the bathroom "because i need to put you in the bath "and lets get rid of this milk." and then the letter came. others, like judy baker, were summoned to adoption centres, travelling alone or with a parent to pass on the baby they desperately wanted to keep, but now felt coerced into handing over. take us to the day of the handover, when you passed your baby on, your baby daughter on to the ...

Generally institutionalised, thats what they did. and maybe they thought by trying to cut everything short, cut and dried — right, youre in, youre away, youll have your baby, your baby will go for adoption, thats it. it sounds callous. yeah, absolutely. but the hospital trauma faced by the new young mothers wasnt over. next came the moment of handover. ann keen was taunted by a midwife when she found out she couldnt even say goodbye to her baby son. i went to collect him from the nursery and h...

Into the bathroom because i need to put you in the bath and lets get rid of this milk." 0thers, likejudy baker, were summoned to adoption centres, travelling alone or with a parent to pass on the baby they desperately wanted to keep, but now felt coerced into handing over. take us to the day of the handover, when you passed your baby on, your baby daughter on to the authorities — how difficult a day was that? she was asleep. she never woke up. and they took her from me and gave her to the peop...

Your baby will go for adoption, thats it. it sounds callous. now, absolutely. but the hospital trauma faced by the new young mothers wasnt over. next came the moment of handover. ann keen was taunted by a midwife when she found out she couldnt even say goodbye to her baby son. i went to collect him from the nursery and he wasnt there. she said, "oh, hes gone. 0h, hes gone. "i tell you where he is — hes in that room over there, "in that building over there. "his new mummy will come for him "and...

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Right, youre in, youre away, youll have your baby, your baby will go for adoption, thats it. it sounds callous. now, absolutely. but the hospital trauma faced by the new young mothers wasnt over. next came the moment of handover. ann keen was taunted by a midwife when she found out she couldnt even say goodbye to her baby son. i went to collect him from the nursery and he wasnt there. she said, "oh, hes gone. 0h, hes gone. i tell you where he is — hes in that room over there, in that building ...

And then the letter came. others, like judy baker, were summoned to adoption centres, travelling alone or with a parent to pass on the baby they desperately wanted to keep, but now felt coerced into handing over. take us to the day of the handover, when you passed your baby on, your baby daughter on to the authorities — how difficult a day was that? she was asleep. she never woke up. and they took her from me and gave her to the people who were waiting in the next room to adopt her... and that...

Desperately wanted to keep but now felt coerced into handing over. take us to the day of the handover when you passed your baby on, your baby daughter onto the authorities. how difficult a day was that? she was asleep- _ difficult a day was that? she was asleep. she _ difficult a day was that? sue: was asleep. she never woke difficult a day was that? sie: was asleep. she never woke up. and they took her from me. they gave her to the people who are waiting in the next room to adopt. and that was ...

From the nursery and he wasnt there. she said, "oh, hes gone. 0h, hes gone. "i tell you where he is — hes in that room over there, "in that building over there. "his new mummy will come for him "and shell be very happy and theyll both be very happy, "and thats the last youre seeing of him, "and you can come with me now into the bathroom "because i need to put you in the bath "and lets get rid of this milk." and then the letter came. others, like judy baker, were summoned to adoption centres, t...

How did these young mothers react? i think they were in shock. 50 years ago, this building was another mother and baby unit anne worked in. she said some nurses treated the taking away of babies in an almost routine way. i think they were just generally institutionalised, thats what they did. and maybe they thought by trying to cut everything short, cut and dried — right, youre in, youre away, youll have your baby, your baby will go for adoption, thats it. it sounds callous. yeah, absolutely. ...