Letby voiced her concerns in an email to an occupational health nurse in April 2017
Lucy Letby told a colleague more than a year before her arrest she was worried she had “maybe done something wrong” to babies, an inquiry heard. The child serial killer nurse expressed her concerns in an email to an occupational health nurse in April 2017 and added: “I blame myself”.
Mr Bershadski said: “Is it right, therefore, that Lucy Letby being distressed around the anniversaries of the babies’ deaths was unusual compared to other nurses you were supporting on the unit at the time?” Ms de Beger replied: “She spoke about being particularly distressed that week because she recalled it was the anniversary of one of the babies’ deaths but then we were having a meeting about managing her feelings and symptoms and talking about coping strategies.
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