Very much so. Yes Doctors can get things wrong, everyone can. But this isn't just 1 doctor. They're not all in cahoots. If he does miraculously wake up then they'd be the first cheering about it. I've also had a rit experience at The Royal London but tbh I was happy to get out and home and I'm fine (was a 100% spiked but was just treated as a drunk....it was like 6pm and I'd had 2/3 drinks, stupidly left one unattended and then passed out shortly after cracking my head open lol) but I'd still never slate them. Saturday night, busy, I'm alive and safe. I did have to go hospital again the next day closer to home as was still having dodgy after effects but again - they're busy people and they did scan my head so can't fault that.The most concerning thing is the influence she is having over a lot of young, and sorry to say but uneducated mums. These women will be afraid to take their children to hospital for fear the doctors & nurses are going to kill them off. I was a young mum myself at 19 and I looked up to older mums. I’m now in my 30s with 4 children and a degree so I know better but these young mums are gullible and impressionable.