"THE FORGOTTEN" examines cases of Canadian Thalidomide survivors who have been denied government compensation packages. Prescribed as a treatment for morning sickness in the late 1950s and early 1960s, Thalidomide caused the deaths of thousands of babies and deformed thousands more worldwide. The so-called "sample babies" are living with deformities consistent with Thalidomide exposure, but have no proof, because their mothers were given samples of the drug without a prescription, and no records exist.