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Originally posted by CoolCat View PostRe "new surroundings with new people who are going to do exactly the same as here." absolutely not, the NHS approach to the patient and the family is at odds with many other countries which would do things differently.
I want properly specific details if you're going to keep spouting this nonsense.Comment
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Originally posted by vwdan View Post
*Yes, I realise they took him off his ventilator and he's currently breathing unaided. That'll last until his next seizure.
Now they are saying you cannot move him because he will die - what if he doesn't
Next they are going to say he cannot be cured - what if he can?Comment
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Originally posted by original PM View PostWhich was un expected - they expected him to die and he didn't
Now they are saying you cannot move him because he will die - what if he doesn't
Next they are going to say he cannot be cured - what if he can?
Or are you just another armchair medics with your "WhatIfs"?…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by original PM View PostWhich was un expected - they expected him to die and he didn't
Now they are saying you cannot move him because he will die - what if he doesn't
Next they are going to say he cannot be cured - what if he can?Comment
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Originally posted by CoolCat View PostAnd some people dont realise when they have been subjected to a lifetime of NHS propaganda about the supposed merits of the NHS.
Ashya King for me demonstrates more than this case how wrong the NHS often is, and its absolutely crystal clear to me the NHS is in the wrong.
Sorry I dont subscribe to the national religion (the NHS), but then it has killed several friends."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostThey have withdrawn care because it is in his best interests, not that of the parents or the baying mobs.
They believe that the child should not be forced to travel, just to support the parents or the mob.
It is not in the child's best interest to travel.
The doctor's duty is to the patient. Not the parents. Not the media or the rent-a-mob.
Since when does the hospital get to countermand the patient? If I want to discharge myself against medical advice I can. As a parent, don't you have the same rights as their legal representative?Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostBeing left to die in a hospital room isn't particularly in his interest.
Since when does the hospital get to countermand the patient? If I want to discharge myself against medical advice I can. As a parent, don't you have the same rights as their legal representative?Comment
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostSince when does the hospital get to countermand the patient? If I want to discharge myself against medical advice I can. As a parent, don't you have the same rights as their legal representative?
What other possible way can there be? We know we can't give parents total control because people are bastards so there has to be a process.Comment
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Originally posted by CoolCat View PostEspecially when the medical advice from the NHS is radically different to that from the rest of the developed world.Comment
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