treated

Kick It Out, who the BBC has approached for comment, has an equality policy, external through which it aims to ensure "that fans, players, staff and others are treated fairly and with respect".

"We're just putting it straight in rivers; certainly a proportion of it is no longer being treated at all."

Dr Thakar adds that if the women had been treated earlier, their conditions wouldn't have progressed as much, and they would continue to contribute to society.

Research shows structural violations of the rights of people who are involuntarily admitted or treated.

But where their stories differ is that they cannot both access the same treatment, because they are being treated under different health trusts.