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The Drive No Parent Should Have To Make

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The Drive No Parent Should Have To Make

Reported by Alecia Venkataraman, Michael Jorge

  • Published: Oct 2, 2026, 5:30 PM EDT
  • Updated: Oct 2, 2026, 10:05 AM EDT
  • Filed from: Oregon
  • Duration: 30 sec

After their infant son passed away at an ER in Oregon, a family says hospital staff told them to drive him home, four hours, in the back seat of their car.

Credits

  • Alecia VenkataramanCinematic Journalist, Director
  • Michael JorgeSenior Video Editor

Transcript

Imagine carrying your child's body

through the parking lot of the hospital

where it passed away,

forced to lay it in the backseat of your vehicle

and drive it 4 hours

because the hospital

would not transport the body

or give you the proper documentation

for your loss