Dee-Dee's voice is finally heard as the investigation nears its end in Corrie as

But will Zoe be held accountable?

12-18 APRIL

When Dee-Dee attends a meeting with a rep from the Patient Advice and Liaison Service, she’s assured that they’re investigating her complaint and Zoe, the midwife, was to blame.

Outside the hospital, Dee-Dee finds Asha and Zoe in deep discussion. Zoe tells Dee-Dee that she’s sorry for what she went through, but none of it was her fault.

Calling at Dee-Dee’s flat, Asha begs her to think twice about her complaint as it could ruin Zoe’s career. But Dee-Dee stands her ground, point8’g out that she was a victim of racism.

Bumping into Wes on the street, Dee-Dee recognises him from the hospital, unaware that he’s Zoe’s brother. 

Later, Dee-Dee tells Alya that despite all her hard work, the hospital has completed its investigation and found no wrongdoing.

Alya accompanies Dee-Dee to a support group where they chat to one of the other mothers and Dee-Dee realises that everyone there has suffered a traumatic birth experience.

In the Rovers, Dee-Dee reveals that black women are four times more likely to die during childbirth, leaving those gathered, shocked.

Confronting Asha, Dee-Dee tells her that if the hospital won’t hold Zoe accountable, then she’ll have to do it herself.

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