COVID maternity restrictions: Women enduring 'most traumatic experiences' alone

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COVID restrictions at maternity hospitals are forcing women to go through ‘some of the most traumatic experiences of their lives completely unsupported,’ according to a Dublin Councillor whose young baby died late last year.
Clontarf Councillor Catherine Stocker’s daughter Anna died a few weeks after she was born in late November last year.
On
Moncrieff this afternoon, the Social Democrats representative backed the National Women’s Council of Ireland (NWCI) call for partners of pregnant women to be allowed to be present for all scans, during labour and during post-natal care.
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