THE WRONG CALL?

- is a way to help people understand "what it’s like to try to make the right decision for your patient, and to try to keep things going in a positive way when you feel that things are certain to fail around you."

- ELLA WALKER

Grace says it’s a “real privilege” to represent her profession.

“I read all these articles about doctors, and it’s hard not to have an emotional reaction to them,” she explains.

“Doctors are going to work to try to do their best. They're not trying to make your lives harder. Nobody trains to do that.”

A major theme of this series is perinatal care, an area of medicine that Grace was “shocked” to realise was a “postcode lottery” for women when it comes to the services available to them.

“It’s such an important area in terms of future development of your child, because if the mother isn’t mentally well in those early weeks and months, it can come to devastating effects,” she says.

“I’m hoping we get some real conversations about how hard it can be to be a new mum.”

The storyline really struck a chord with Helen, herself a former nurse and a mum-of-four.

“Women are great maskers, and they feel that they have to keep home and keep family and keep work and not falter,” she says.