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Grieving mother narrates how her nine month old baby chocked to death at a day care

England: When her nine-month-old daughter, Millie, couldn’t be saved by day care staff, Joanne Thompson started a first aid campaign to ensure such a tragedy is never repeated.

Like most women, Joanne Thompson battled with her emotions when it came to deciding whether to return to work after having a baby.

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