I see you’re saying the amount insulin in the body isn’t consistent with it being in the second bag? Because the second bag wasn’t connected for long enough to have been the source?I don’t think so. I think it’s related to the prolonged exposure to insulin causing the symptoms displayed by the baby and these symptoms not being resolved by counter measures, that is, the administration of dextrose.
The prolonged symptoms could only have been caused by prolonged exposure and, probably, the only thing being given continuously over time was the TPN.
I’m not sure if there’s no doubt but very little doubt. LL herself agreed that the baby was poisoned by insulin by someone though not incriminating herself, obviously.
this baby was prescribed insulin and I’m not sure if we know if any was given yet either. I wonder could this be a plausible reason for an overdose though?