I think the point was we don’t have the transcript of the interview. So we don’t know that she didn’t give a simple answer to what air in the bloodstream does at some point. We’re just assuming from that one line in the summary.
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But isn’t what we do have part of agreed facts between the defence and prosecution. I can’t see the defence allowing that if it’s not an accurate overall of what she said - therefore she did not give a decent answer. And she really should have!
I’m holding off from thinking about the post it note until we hear more about it in court.
Is it from the agreed facts? If so then fair enough.
I had thought that she liked the 'bonding during and after a crisis' type of team spirit and didn't recognise just a drama free team working together as equally if not more valuable. However, it could be that people were being 'off' with her...or just quiet after what had happened.
A bit tongue in cheek
but I wouldn’t be surprised if we hear ‘I don’t remember writing it’ and no further explanation 
By the looks of it the jury are being given really thorough instruction on the clinical notes and graphs, I think my head would probably explode with all the new information they have to process each day
More about texts this morning
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I don’t think we’ve heard it from the agreed facts.
Editing to add re texts reported above.
It’s interesting to me because these texts in isolation make her look caring and concerned (I’m not saying she is) which really shows how seeing things out of context don’t always give the full picture.
I think she wanted them to rally around her but why would they? There was a whole team fighting to save each baby so I can’t see why any sympathy should go to her.
Her mother saying 'we are so proud of you' only makes it sadder.
Thanks for sharing. The other reporter hasn’t included this.
My thoughts exactly!
I believe the unit was downgraded so they wouldn't have been caring for these babies
Onoy just started and more attention seeking . I understand the job is hard and you see things that are not nice but I’ve said before this is not at all how health professionals act . Yes comfort each other but the constant need for attention is obvious with Lucy I do think it’s what drove her to do it .
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She sounds like an absolute nightmare to work alongside. Being “off” with her colleagues…I appreciate everyone deals with things differently but if it was a joint effort to try save a poorly baby (if no foul play was involved) why would she be off with her colleagues? Wouldn’t she want to support them if they death was so sudden/unexpected & traumatic? It’s hard as I guess you’ll never know how you’d act in that situation until you’re in it but I can’t imagine if this was just unfortunate that you’d then be off with your colleagues 
Would the machinery still have been used though - either by a downgraded unit or within another hospital?
I'd hate to see what you guys thought about my work texts/chats to my colleagues. We constantly moan to each other in similar styles to what we're seeing here. I just don't see it as sinister. If she's innocent, it looks like perfectly normal texts to me - what am I missing?!
She’s constantly attention seeking in the texts but she isn’t asking how they are or offering support back.
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