This may or may not be an unpopular opinion but I’m very much of the belief that if you wouldn’t be willing to donate, you should also be exempt from receiving.I've been following Archie's story and reading on here for a while. I joined Archie's FB page to see what is said etc on there. I've just seen this posted and to say I'm infuriated is an understatement. I bet if the child of this parent desperately needed an organ they would gladly take it but won't donate because apparently that's all the hospitals care about. Absolutely sickening.
With families like this (long term, difficult, argumentative, recording things, etc), we often do two handovers. 🫢 We would do one in the room in front of the family “yep, really good day, mum pleased with how he’s doing, had all his sensory interventions, visits from family, monkey teddies ready for a good rest after all the fun we’ve had in here hey Archie?!”. Then out of the room we’d do a proper top to toe handover, with actual medical / drugs / realistic / useful info. Don’t hate me.I imagine handover isn’t good . Ive Worked 10 years in a hospital setting . Handover we always know what patients family are being awkward and we always make sure bank staff or staff that are new to the ward know . We also always make sure we are extremely careful in conversations as awkward families record without us knowing and try twist what you say . Like when Hollie said the nurse noted it . She probably didn’t . no doubt nurses are going in pairs that’s what we had to do with awkward families so they can’t accuse you of something .
It actually angers me that she says there’s no such thing as a dignified death for a child.Hollie and Ella have said they don’t believe in dignity in death for Archie. She wants him to have a chaotic death. Beggars belief as to why.
Reminds me of when Captain Tom's daughter insisted that it was his life's goal to have two weeks in Barbados.Apparently Hollie's going to buy a Rottweiler because Archie told her he was going to buy one in one of his last What's App messages (which she has neglected to post because it probably didn't happen). She's obviously got a shopping spree wish list and is mentally spending the GFM money.
Does that also mean she's resigned herself to his fate? She wont be able to look after a dog and be at Archie's bedside 24/7.
I was just going to say this. We had relatives who went all out to make sure their loved ones ended up in precarious minimally conscious states where they were transferred to us. They started off visiting a few times a week then became bored and lost interest. You might see them once a month, often less. They didn't witness the undignified, painful and invasive things we had to do in order to keep their loved ones going. Christmas was a low point when they'd rock up with ill fitting, sparkly dresses or tight shirts which we'd be expected to drag on to the hapless resident ready to have their photos taken on Christmas morning then their relatives would piss off home or out for Christmas lunch leaving the resident to sit blank in front of the blaring TV in their itchy, uncomfortable clothing. An absolutely depressing and pathetic spectacle all round.Just say they got permission to keep him on the machines, and just say his little body held out (artificially) for longer than anticipated, how long until she gets bored of sitting there day after day? Of making sure someone’s always available to be with him? Of not being able to plan anything or move forward? Just stuck. Without all the media and the groups? I doubt she’d have the patience.
He’s about the right age for the Vatican to be interested.Sky News reckon the stay is until 2pm tomorrow which means there's still time to contact the Vatican.
What disturbs me is that so many say 'it's what any good parent would do'. No. It isn't. A good parent would listen to medical advice and stop prolonging this child's life without any benefit, given that his brain is starting to rot and numerous experts have explained there is absolutely no possibility of recovery.There’s no way Archie’s organs will be suitable for donation. It’s disturbing to realise his poor body is dying, his brain is dead, yet his bloody mother is whipping her acolytes into a frenzy and insulting the medical team caring for him, telling people he just needs to wake up.
I’ve said this before, it’s like a horror film but it’s actually happening.
She decided to upload the letter….
"A rush". My eyes can't roll back far enough.Date is Monday.
How obtuse. She may be present in body but clearly her mind is on FacebookShe isn't physically sitting in a chat room..
How are thick people still able to be so appalling at spelling when their phones literally try to help them with the correct spellings as they type?Date is Monday.