Rhian Mannings

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885 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 4 Jun

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How Do You Cope? · Rhian Mannings: ‘Everyone grieves differently, there is no rule book’ · 1 Jun 2026 podcast

Shock affects everyone in very different ways for us.

We just became numb very, very quickly.

And you just suddenly become, I almost felt like I was floating above the scene watching on another family because you see this on TV all the time.

But this doesn't happen to you.

And it probably took years, many years to actually ever come to terms with what happened to us that night.

So you have so many doctors and nurses around the bedside and they were all absolutely amazing.

But then when he died, we were allocated a nurse who was amazing as well, really looked after us.

But then you leave the hospital.

Obviously, you have to go home at some point.

We weren't rushed, but you do.

And then you hear from no one.

Literally nobody, apart from the police, who nobody had warned us would come knocking on our door after he died.

So you'd get a phone call and a visit the following day from the police out of the blue, and you immediately think that something's wrong, you're under investigation, that you're guilty of something.

And that really hit Paul, like massively.

But as far as anybody reaching out to us,

Never.

It's 14 years and nobody has ever phoned us to check, never checked on us or the children.

Yeah, so the police, obviously now I know a lot more of the whole process.

There is a very strict process after a sudden death, but obviously a sudden death of a child.

There is a really strict process.

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