Yes.
"Jayden was born on the Friday - so paediatricians refused not only to treat him, but, shockingly, even to see him.
'When he was born breathing and moving, I begged the midwife to go and fetch the doctors,' says Sarah. 'I couldn't believe they'd be so callous as to leave him. But she returned from the critical care unit sobbing and shaking her head.'
It made no difference to doctors that her son was breathing unaided, waving his tiny fists around as he fought on alone for two hours.
According to medical guidance he was simply a miscarriage - a foetus - so he must be left to die.
To Sarah, who witnessed her son's battling strength and spirit, the decision not to help him is contemptible.
'My son could have been saved, but doctors simply chose not to,' says the 23-year-old from Farnmouth.
'It's horrendous. The doctors even refused to assess him. They said he was stillborn even though he was moving around in front of me, turning his head and waving his hands."