PREVIEW: A story of turmoil that has to be told

WHITE RIVER – In the summer of 1989, two baby boys were born in Nigel Hospital, Gauteng. The single mothers, Megs Clinton-Parker and Sandy Dawkins, took home each other’s sons without knowing after the actions of a careless nurse led to the babies wearing one another’s name tags. They were the only two babies in the maternity ward.

The mix-up was only realised when Clinton-Parker attempted to gain financial assistance from the baby’s father nearly two years later. This led to a blood test.