'The nurse told us it would take around 10 hours before Myla could even see a doctor. That isn’t emergency care.' - Darren Childs.
Darren and Cally Childs' one year old daughter, Myla, hit the headlines in January when she stopped breathing during a prolonged seizure andThe nightmare happened again on Tuesday, with a 30-minute wait for paramedics and being told of a 10-hour wait in A&E.
Mr Childs, from Ludlow, said:"We were in Bridgnorth when at 11.45am Myla started fitting again – just like she did in January. She went grey and her lips went blue. It was clear she was struggling to breathe. "But knowing the ambulance service couldn’t guarantee a fast response we decided to take Myla to Bridgnorth Hospital because at least there was a good chance that there’d be someone there who could give her oxygen and try and get her stabilised.
"Myla was seen by a triage nurse in A&E. The nurse told us it would take around 10 hours before Myla could even see a doctor. That isn’t emergency care.
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