Baby accidentally given to wrong couple reunited with real parents - BBC News

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  • Опубликовано: 1 июн 2016
  • A couple who were given the wrong baby by a hospital in El Salvador a year ago, have finally been allowed to travel home with the correct child. Rich Cushworth - who is British - and his wife, Mercedes - were only given a birth certificate for their son Moses a few days ago. They landed back home in Dallas, Texas this week where they have been speaking exclusively to our correspondent Matthew Price.
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Комментарии • 13 тыс.

  • @belladingdong3396
    @belladingdong3396 3 года назад +6

    Those doctors gaslit her. If a mom says "this isn't my baby" a doctor's FIRST reaction should be to order a dna test, not try and convince her she is wrong.

  • @katwilliams6602
    @katwilliams6602 5 лет назад +7

    They better sue the shit out of that hospital. That’s all.

  • @cynthia3468
    @cynthia3468 Год назад +1

    It’s SO disgusting, unprofessional and irritating how often some medical “professionals” outright dismiss a mother’s questions and concerns.

  • @mominanavidnavidaziz6909
    @mominanavidnavidaziz6909 Год назад +672

    Three things are exceptional in this video.

  • @isras6702
    @isras6702 2 года назад +3

    As a nurse - AS SOON - as a patient tells me something is 'off' I double & triple check... I have NEVER regretted the 'second guess' NEVER...

  • @nirmaniasha
    @nirmaniasha 3 года назад +2

    Never underestimate the instincts of a mother people.

  • @marilynmorgan4080
    @marilynmorgan4080 Год назад +338

    A mother's instinct should always prevail. What precious and dedicated parents

  • @mk6022
    @mk6022 Год назад +568

    I hate when doctors don't listen to their patients' concerns and even try to label them as crazy or doped up instead trying to go out of their way and address/resolve patients concerns immediately. In this case all they needed to say was "ok if you think this is not your baby lets do DNA test". Instead they try to tell her we don't make mistakes like that you were on meds who knows what you saw. Unbelievable 🙄

  • @nolagirl7082
    @nolagirl7082 7 лет назад +4

    They should sue the shit out of that hospital!!!

  • @farahchughtai6322
    @farahchughtai6322 2 года назад +2

    I feel all babies should have a DNA test done when they leave hospital to avoid a huge mistake like this.

  • @donnajean9805
    @donnajean9805 Год назад +109

    Never question a mother's intuition!

  • @jimmyhoffa2458
    @jimmyhoffa2458 Год назад +134

    Even when you had doubts this precious one was your baby

  • @debjyotihaldar3701
    @debjyotihaldar3701 7 лет назад +3

    That baby is living the most peaceful moments of his life.

  • @betsyleifeste1602
    @betsyleifeste1602 4 года назад +5

    Why don’t people listen to women?! Doctors, nurses and hospital staff,NOBODY listened to her! 😡

  • @RenaRego
    @RenaRego Год назад +31

    The gaslighting this woman experienced is unacceptable. It’s never acceptable but in this case, it’s criminal.

  • @kasday369
    @kasday369 Год назад +174

    What a beautiful, tenderhearted couple. I hope and pray that their family stays together for their lifetimes.

  • @CC-tc5uk
    @CC-tc5uk 3 года назад +2

    The fact that her first thought wasn’t her biological baby, but this baby that she has been raising and falling in love with... that’s a real mother right there. Mourning a baby that wasn’t hers ☹️

  • @jlong5987
    @jlong5987 7 лет назад +3

    Stupid hospital. Hope she sues.

  • @kimmyk1
    @kimmyk1 Год назад +39

    These poor parents. Lost their initial bonding with their baby. I hope the hospital gets sued big time for such an emotional roller coaster

  • @Laun1-abdean439
    @Laun1-abdean439 Год назад +127

    I believe the hospital should be held to account. This must be heartbreaking for parents having to go through this. That couple were lucky but what about the ones lost forever, never knowing they were switched. Something needs to be put in place to prevent this from happening or massive compensation should be given to the families as a way to stop this from repeating. Good luck to the family.