Heartbroken mother forced to send stillborn baby from Northern Ireland to Liverpool for post-mortem Amidst the heartbreaking loss, Victoria Buckley her husband Kyle were told that if they wanted a post-mortem examination to be done, Ollie would have to be taken to England.
When it was time for Ollie was taken to Liverpool, Ms Buckley was brought a metal box with a lid to put her baby in and was not told how he would be transported.
It took four days for her to have access to the bereavement suite and for Ollie to be taken to Liverpool due to what staff described as a “backlog”.
Amid the heartbreaking loss, the 33-year-old and her husband Kyle, 34, were told that if they wanted a post-mortem examination to carried out, Ollie would have to be taken to England.
A mother whose baby had to be sent from Northern Ireland to Liverpool for a post-mortem has said the “cruel” and ”unnatural process” was “indescribably painful”.
