Viewers concerned for Call the Midwife character after she is rushed to hospital with septicaemia
An emotional cliffhanger at the end of the BBC drama had everyone worried – contains spoilers

As if Call the Midwife didn’t do enough to worry viewers with Trixie leaving last week, the most recent episode ended with a cliffhanger as nurse Barbara was rushed to hospital.
Initially, it was thought that the midwife – played by Charlotte Ritchie – had become ill after the stress of delivering a set of twins and a horrific home fire. However, at the episode’s end, Doctor Turner revealed that Barbara may have developed septicaemia.
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Viewers are worried about what the future holds for their favourite nurse...
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In fact, many have pleaded directly to the show not to kill off the character...
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It was an especially tough twist given that a similar storyline on The Archers ended with Nic Grundy die from the same disease…
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In other words, we've been through enough. Please, Call The Midwife, go easy on us next week.
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