A heartbreaking incident at a luxury hotel in Scotland has sparked outrage after a terminally ill baby was denied the use of a plug socket for his life-saving nebulizer. Baby Charlie, who is staying at Robin House Children’s Hospice in Balloch, was visiting Duck Bay Hotel with his parents over the weekend when they were refused permission to power the medical device. According to Daily Record, His family, who have since shared his photo with Edinburgh Live, had been enjoying some time together by the scenic banks of Loch Lomond, spending £40 on coffee and cakes, before the distressing encounter.
Charlie’s uncle, Bradley Raynham, took to social media to blast the hotel, calling it an “embarrassment of a place,” and his post quickly went viral. In his emotional message, he explained how his three-month-old nephew, who breathes through a tracheostomy, needs regular nebulizer treatments to help clear his airways.
