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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
Benjamin Roberts-Haslam

Doctors 'knew something wasn't right' when baby stopped crying

Doctors knew something wasn't right after a mum held her newborn baby just twice.

Megan Fletcher gave birth to her daughter Rosie on June 16 last year but held her just twice before she was rushed into the neonatal unit when she stopped crying. Doctors and nurses racked their brains as to why she wasn't crying properly. The 27-year-old mum-of-one told the ECHO: "She was born and they straight away knew something wasn't right because she just stopped crying.

"She was trying to cry but she couldn't get the oxygen in through her nose. They thought she had swallowed some fluid but then they realised she couldn't breathe through her nose so she was taken to Alder Hey by ambulance."

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