The testimonies are coming from former pupils at a boarding school for disabled children where 89 children contracted HIV and Hepatitis C which resulted in 72 of the students’ deaths.
Ade Goodyear, a former student at Treloar College, contracted HIV from infected blood at 15 years old and said NHS doctors told small groups of students at a time “the blood was not as clean as it should be”. “We were going to die, we were given two to three years to live, we were going to die from that,” Mr Goodyear said. The infected blood inquiry is being called the worst treatment disaster in NHS history.
Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)
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