I've seen posts where people have talked about him going back to school, having a huge party to celebrate him waking, one person wrote "I bet the first thing he'll say is how long have I been asleep and we'll say too bloody long!" A lot of people are ignoring and misunderstanding the brain death diagnosis and reckon he's just unconscious.
Tbf the wording induced coma makes it sound like the doctors have put him under to let his brain heal in some way.
I'm from a working class family but my family in particular my dad has always highly valued education. He sees it as a way out of poverty and deprivation.It's a sad indictment of society that so many people are like this. At least in my neck of the woods. I come from a very rough area of the UK and can well believe a large proportion of the population around here would be on the side of the Army. I know people have said it's not a class issue but it's definitely an intelligence issue, which ties in with poorer social standards and educational outcomes in working class areas. Imagine that lot doing jury service or similar"He did it your honour, I can feel in in my water and our Shelley always said he was a wrong 'un".
It's because the hospital aren't really allowed to speak outside of court hearings because of patient confidentiality. You are only hearing the "Armies" narrative and not the whole picture. The hospital can't defend themselves.
I’ve just read the previous judgement https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Archie-Batteresbee-judgment-2-1.pdf it’s an eye opener for sure.
Such an eye opener.
i will have a read, it’s a shame this information can not be put out to the masses it may turn the tide off support
The information is out there but Hollie and the other admins aren’t putting it out there. All they are taking from yesterday is that a court agreed Archie is alive. On that group the judge “clearly can’t have children”, the nurses are neglecting him, mothers love and intuition overrides science and Archie will wake up and be walking and talking again soon.
And that’s all I was hearing and was very nearly brain washed I’m glad I found this thread
It has too many big confusing words and no pictures, they won't read it
I feel the need to put this, just to pacify my old boss
When Archie was first resuscitated- meaning they managed to get a heart rhythm compatible with life he would be classed as ‘alive’ and then would have been put into the coma at this point. His brain had already been traumatically damaged at this point to be able to do anything without the support of drugs and mechanical ventilation. The CPR was enough to get the heart back into a rhythm but not started quickly enough to get blood and therefore oxygen to the brain and his other vital organs. Without the oxygen the cells in the brain start to die within minutes. A person can then not control their own breathing, blood pressure, temperature, respiratory rate etc etc with such an extensive injury and one that can’t be recovered from as the brain is just ‘too dead’.
If the cases of Charlie Gard and Alfie Evans taught us anything it’s that, no, no it wouldn’t.
The judge was quite dismissive of the American doctor's report. In the nicest, most eloquent possible way of course. I don't believe he ever even saw Archie in person.
