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    Baby Ritchie embracing ‘life over limb’

    Mum Libby and Dad George’s world turned upside down overnight in March last year when their son Ritchie fell seriously ill overnight. 

    Read about Ritchie's battle with sepsis and Strep A

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  • March's edition of talkBWC is available now!

    From Baby Thomas who's on the road to recovery after being poisoned by a rare toxin to nine-year-old Tayschelice doing all she can to raise awareness of sickle cell disease.

    Download your free copy

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    Nurse holding a baby

  • Maya Desai wearing a helmet and hi-vis while sat on a bike

    Ride For Their Lives 

    BWC is pleased to be supporting Ride for Their Lives to raise awareness and campaign for better health and cleaner air for children in our city.

    Find out more

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    Lauren treated for ‘too severe’ endometriosis

    Lauren, from Burton, was diagnosed with stage four endometriosis and Adenomyosis 11 years ago and has since had multiple surgeries and different treatments.

    Read her story

Stories from around our Trust

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BWC is pleased to be supporting Ride for Their Lives

On Sunday 24 March, the Ride for Their Lives Birmingham is taking place, where  cyclists and health professionals will be gathering in the city c entre for a short bike ride to raise awarene...

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Lauren treated for ‘too severe’ endometriosis at Birmingham Women’s Hospital

Lauren, from Burton, was diagnosed with stage four endometriosis and  Adenomyosis 11 years ago and has since had multiple surgeries and different treatments.  ...

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Baby Ritchie embracing ‘life over limb’ after battling sepsis and Strep A

Grateful parents Libby and Dad George are swimming for 53 days to raise money after their little boy's life was saved at our Children's Hospital. ...

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BWC’s pioneering baby loss policy is given national approval

A pioneering support package for staff experiencing baby loss, which was first launched at Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, is being rolled out across the country....