The child was rushed to hospital
Hannah Charman's baby, Ash, became poorly in September 2021 when he was just six weeks old. Doctors intitially thought the child had reflux and was given Gaviscon.His condition started to deterioate and he became cold to the touch, staring at one spot and had fewer wet nappies than usual.Worried mum, Hannah, rushed her son to A&E where it was found he had sepsis, which kills 11 million people globally every year.
She said: "It was just something in my gut that told us 'something's wrong here, we need to get help', so that's what we did." Hannah said: "We got blue-lighted after the first 24 hours to a specialist unit in a different hospital and that’s when we realised actually this is very, very serious."
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