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Yet they often felt ground down ijy yet they often felt ground down by social workers into submission. it by social workers into submission.— by social workers into submission. . ., submission. it was coercion. the phrase _ submission. it was coercion. the phrase was" _ submission. it was coercion. the phrase was" this - submission. it was coercion. the phrase was" this will. submission. it was coercion. the phrase was" this will be | the phrase was" this will be for the best, this will be for the best for the baby, this will be the best for you." because if you really love this baby you wil...

Were also involved. she recalls a midwife who denied her pain relief as she was giving birth. when i asked for help, i wasn't given any help for pain. in fact, i was told — i'll remember — "you will remember this so as you won't be wicked again, you bad girl, you won't be wicked again." and so...that was really, really difficult. 16—year—old diana defries faced a similar experience in an nhs hospital. as somebody said, "it's a girl," she said, "this baby's flagged for adoption. "i'm...|'ll take her away." and i can remember yelling and saying, "please bring her back, bring her back." e...

Really love this baby, "you will make sure that it has a different life "and not with you," and that the best thing to do is to give him up. tonight's debate is about the abolition of discrimination. but ann, who later became an mp, says it wasn'tjust social workers. she says nhs staff were also involved. she recalls a midwife who denied her pain relief as she was giving birth. when i asked for help, i wasn't given any help for pain. in fact, i was told — i'll remember — "you will remember this so as you won't be wicked again, you bad girl, you won't be wicked again. and so...that was real...

Reports on the story of historical forced adoptions, and the mothers� search forjustice. A warning 7 there are some details in this programme that some viewers may find upsetting. I loved her so much, i still love her. Im her mum. It was to be a secret, it was not to be discussed. I was mourning for a child that i had lost. | i canjust remember lying there thinking. Better to die. A historical injustice is what happened to us. Other countries have recognised it, and its high time ours did. Everyone was saying, | if you love your baby, you will give him up. The undiluted joy of a new baby. Th...

When i asked for help, i wasn't given any help for pain. in fact, i was told, i remember, "you will remember this, so as you won't be wicked again, you bad girl." "you won't be wicked again." that was really, really difficult. i was 17 years old, this was 1963, - and i found myself pregnant. pat was also unmarried when she went to give birth to her son. she too faced the same hostility from nurses. the place that i was really made to feel dreadful was when i went into the hospital to have him _ i rememberthat the nursing staff in there were not veryl nice and very abusive to me.