Her NHS pension must be amazing by now!
Perhaps they too have been artificially kept alive by family members whose grief has overtaken their reason.
they also breed and pass all there ‘knowledge’ onto the next generation
Everything I'm about to say is pure conjecture from 20 yrs in the NHS . I think there's a real problem with types of mediation available to families like these..by which I mean short of understanding. There really is a culture of opinion over fact , encouraged partly by social media, but also poor education. So perhaps a doctor might not get how to speak to chavs (I'm no snob, but honestly you have to be able to speak other peoples' language). You've got these 2 totally different social strata trying to communicate with one another and it doesn't work .Gosh, that seems an extraordinary length of time for Archie............ and then will they be able to appeal the results of this one?
I am truly staggered that the legal processes don't protect children like Archie and allows the deceased to be invasively managed whilst the parents can go on a long journey of denial
It’s almost like the NHS has a duty of care to the people in its beds and don’t just allow any shaman in to tinker with them.
Right now I'm thinking she's just a massive tit stirrer. Is there anything she hasn't thought of to make a thorn of herself to everyone.. It's like she wakes up and thinks 'What can I irritate them with today'
I don't think they'd move him either, but you never know what they might demand. I feel like there's a lot bubbling away that she'll fling around when it suits.I'm not sure how they can manage the inevitable here given the breakdown between family and medical staff. They were able to move Charlie Gard for his final hours but I remember that it took a huge medical team to do so because he was essentially being kept artificially alive too, and it had to be a hospice, not their home to manage his medical needs. I can't see that Archie would be up to such a move given the intensive medical management of his living death
It's going to be horrific for the staff to have to manage the family at this point.
And their reaction when the physio 'breaks' the rigor: ABUSIVE PHYSIO SMASHED MY BOY'S BONES
These types of people have absolute hysterics if they hear the 'D' word. They're very socially and psychologically immature and the doctors pander to them. When we were in hospital dealing with mother in law's terminal decline the registrar was shocked because I told him she was dying - you could quite clearly see it - he wouldn't have it and wanted to conduct invasive tests which dh refused. She died four days later. Most doctors are frightened of relatives because they're not used to dealing with the lower echelons. Chavs have massive amounts of stupidity and confidence in equal measure
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A breakdown in communication is a key factor in this whole thing. It looks like early on when Archie was brought to Southend Hollie was given (or interpreted) hope of a recovery for Archie. Then ever since they arrived at Royal London they've been given a more accurate but more bleak picture. They refuse to believe it or think it's a mistake because Southend unintentionally gave them a more optimistic outlook. It does sound, if we follow Hollie's version, that the Royal London weren't prepared to deal with the type of person she is and made a mess of that. She's said about how a doctor who told them that Archie was dead was very cold towards them, and how she was shocked that within 3 days they wanted to end life support. The doctors at Royal London were being professional but whatever approach they took with her in the early days has broken any sort of trust between the hospital and the family.
Per Yeats :Chavs have massive amounts of stupidity and confidence in equal measure
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