Shattered Perth parents speak of dark hours before toddler’s death

“Not a single day or hour I left him with any other person. I sacrifice my career for my two sons. No one survived like us.” This was all Saraswati was able to say. For the rest of the conference she sat silent beside her husband Sanjoy, who told their story. He said in February, Sandipan had been playing at being a monkey, and had jumped from a table to a bed, and hurt his right leg in the process. His parents took him to the doctor and opted for an X-Ray, which showed nothing was broken, and they followed advice to give Sandipan Panadol and Nurofen. Told he was fine to have his 18-month vaccinations, they went ahead with this process. Following the vaccination, Sandipan’s parents noticed a red bump on the leg that had the needle.