'We were horrifically told to put our miscarried baby in the fridge because hospital was full'

Sheree Chanelle Wakeford-Knight, a mother of three, recounted a harrowing experience after suffering a miscarriage where she was shockingly instructed to store her baby in a fridge because the hospital was overwhelmed. This distressing account highlights potential lapses in hospital protocols and the urgent need for better mental health support for patients experiencing pregnancy loss. It raises questions about the compassionate care provided during such traumatic events and underscores the importance of adequate staffing and resources in healthcare facilities.