By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 08:01 EST, 15 May 2013 | UPDATED: 11:13 EST, 15 May 2013 Insulted: Deborah is upset because the £705,000 of interim payments were not ringfenced, so she could spend on what Calum needed A mother who sued because doctors failed to spot her unborn son was disabled has to sell the home she bought to care for him in because the NHS wants almost half the cash back after he died suddenly. Deborah Mackay, 33, took legal action against Bedford Hospital NHS Trust after scans failed to detect spina bifida in her unborn baby Calum, depriving her of the choice to terminate the pregnancy.
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Deborah Mackay, 33, won landmark legal case for her son Calum
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Mother used the cash to buy a house so he could be properly cared for
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But Calum died suddenly and the NHS has requested £330,000 back
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