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A mum has told how she 耐えるd a two-month nightmare of 存在 banned from seeing her kids alone - after she 警報d her GP about 示すs on her newborn daughter's foot and was 嫌疑者，容疑者／疑うd of child 乱用.
Ashleigh Ratcliffe 恐れるd her three-month-old daughter Dottie and two other young children would be 永久的に taken away from her after social 労働者s became 伴う／関わるd.
The 31-year-old was even 脅すd with 逮捕（する） if she tried to leave hospital as she and her partner fell under 疑惑 of 乱用ing their daughter.
Her 嘆願s that small blotches on the 単独の of the baby's foot were 原因（となる）d 自然に were ignored by doctors.
The ordeal only ended when she paid for a 私的な examination that 決定するd the small 示すs were 原因（となる） by Raynaud's 現象 ? a hereditary 条件 that 影響する／感情s 血 flow and 以前 診断するd in her eldest son.
Former nursery assistant Ashleigh told MailOnline: 'I have never been so terrified in all my life. For weeks and weeks I was afraid that my children would be taken from me.
Ashleigh Ratcliffe (pictured) 恐れるd her three-month-old daughter Dottie and two other young children would be 永久的に taken away from her
The 31-year-old (pictured with her young family) was even 脅すd with 逮捕（する） if she tried to leave hospital as she and her partner fell under 疑惑 of 乱用ing their daughter
Ashleigh took her daughter to the GP after small red blotches appeared on her foot
'It seemed that no 事柄 what I said I wasn't 存在 listened to. The police even became 伴う／関わるd as 明白に doctors 嫌疑者，容疑者／疑うd that there was 乱用. Nothing could be その上の from the truth.'
Ashleigh and partner Jamie Burke, 28, had been thrilled in December 2023 to welcome Dottie to their family. They already had two boys, Arlo, four and Albee, seven
Although Dottie was born two weeks 早期に, she was very healthy and settled 井戸／弁護士席 with her brothers at the family home in Oldbury in the West Midlands.
When Dottie was almost three months Ashleigh noticed red blotches on the soul of her newborn's left foot.
She arranged an 任命 at her 地元の GP and told him she thought the 示すs might be 予定 to a ビタミン 欠陥／不足.
The GP recommended 血 実験（する）s at Birmingham's City Hospital but without telling Ashleigh had told the hospital in his 報告（する）／憶測 that the 示す were a '非，不，無 偶発の 傷害'.
After を受けるing 血 実験（する）s Ashleigh was told she and Dottie would have to remain on an 観察 部隊 夜通し.
The に引き続いて day she transferred to Sandwell Hospital where she was told her daughter was 存在 placed under Section 47 ? where a child is 嫌疑者，容疑者／疑うd of 存在 乱用d and 当局 have 力／強力にするs to carry out an 調査.
Ashleigh said: 'I just could not believe what I was 審理，公聴会. My son Arlo had been 診断するd with Raynaud's 現象 where his 手渡すs and feet go blue 予定 to 血 flow changes. I wasn't sure but the 示す on Dottie's foot could have been 原因（となる）d by the same 条件.
'They did not seem to want to listen and as far as they were 関心d, I had 原因（となる）d the 示すs on my daughter's foot.'
Ashleigh was told she could not be left alone with her daughter or her two other children.
Her mum, who had been 現在の when the 示す on the foot were first discovered, was also banned from 存在 alone with her grandsons.
Her 嘆願s that small blotches on the 単独の of the baby's foot were 原因（となる）d 自然に were ignored by doctors
The ordeal only ended when she paid for a 私的な examination that 決定するd the small 示すs were 原因（となる） by Raynaud's 現象 ? a hereditary 条件 that 影響する／感情s 血 flow
Ashleigh was told she could not be left alone with her daughter or her two other children
Ashleigh's sister Jody was able to look after the two bewildered boys or they would have been taken into care by social 労働者s.
While in hospital Dottie 耐えるd a 一連の excruciating 実験（する）s, 含むing having dye dripped into her 注目する，もくろむs so doctors could 診察する for 調印するs of 外傷／ショック. She also had a CT ざっと目を通す and 十分な skeletal exam.
Ashleigh and partner Jamie, a taxi driver, 嫌疑者，容疑者／疑うd the 赤みを帯びた 示す on their daughter's foot could have been a birth 示す ? but this was also 解任するd.
'The hospital kept on 説 they are not 非難するing me, but there were 戦略 会合s where the police …に出席するd. They would not have been there is they did not 嫌疑者，容疑者／疑う 乱用.
'I just felt sick inside that anyone would think I could do this to my baby.'
On one 報告（する）／憶測 doctors had written that the 示すs could have been 原因（となる）d by '圧力' or 'blunt 外傷／ショック'.
Ashleigh 試みる／企てるd to see a dermatologist at another hospital but was told if she left with her baby she would be 逮捕（する）d.
After 11 days she was 許すd to leave ? but the family were placed under a Section 17 order which meant Dottie was to be 監視するd.
'For over a month I was not 許すd to be alone with my daughter. Other family members had to give up work so that they could be in the same place. It had a 抱擁する 衝撃 on our life,' said Ashleigh.
'Fortunately, the boys were 許すd to return home, and they were so happy to see their little sister.'
Ashleigh paid for a 私的な 協議 with a specialist who 決定するd Dottie 苦しむd from Raynaud's 現象 ? the same 条件 as her older brother.
He also 診断するd a milk and lactose アレルギー, but these did not 原因（となる） the red blotches
The dermatologist 決定するd Raynaud's could have 原因（となる）d the 示すs to appear ? and his 報告（する）／憶測 was 受託するd by social services.
Ashleigh and partner Jamie, a taxi driver, 嫌疑者，容疑者／疑うd the 赤みを帯びた 示す on their daughter's foot could have been a birth 示す ? but this was also 解任するd
The dermatologist 決定するd Raynaud's could have 原因（となる）d the 示すs to appear ? and his 報告（する）／憶測 was 受託するd by social services
Ashleigh paid for a 私的な 協議 with a specialist who 決定するd Dottie 苦しむd from Raynaud's 現象 ? the same 条件 as her older brother
The family were told this week they were no longer 存在 監視するd under Section 17 of the Children's 行為／法令／行動する.
Ashleigh said: 'What makes me so angry is that we had told the doctors our son had Raynaud's, and they didn't believe us.
'Of all the 実験（する）s they did in the hospital they were unable to discover that Dottie was lactose intolerant and that could have 原因（となる）d the 示すs to appear.
'We 設立する an article online about another family who were 脅すd with having their baby taken into care because of 示す on the 単独の of the foot. That turned out to be a birth 示す, but when we told doctors this they were not 利益／興味d.
'It has been a traumatic few months. I know child 乱用 does take place, but I 任意に went to the GP because I was worried about the 示す. All they said was that counts in my favour, but they still thought I had 害（を与える）d my baby.
'I do feel that we have been 扱う／治療するd very 不正に and put through an ordeal that was no necessary. Having a child taken away is every parent's nightmare.
'When I went to the GP I never thought that I would 結局最後にはーなる not 存在 許すd to be alone with my children and even 直面する prospect of losing them'
A Sandwell Children's 信用 spokesperson said: 'We are aware of the 状況／情勢 and have been in 正規の／正選手 接触する with the family throughout.
'We understand that in 状況／情勢s like this families are often anxious, however our 最高位の 関心 must always be the safety and 福利事業 of children.
'The 信用, in line with our statutory 義務s, have followed 国家の and 地元の 保護（する）／緊急輸入制限ing 手続きs and followed 医療の advice. '