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As Sad As This Case Is ,I Agree With The Decision Not To Move Archie
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What could happen if when moving him he died instantly?
Would his parents Sue the hospital?
What could happen if when moving him he died instantly?
Would his parents Sue the hospital?
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although i understand how distasteful this sounds, keeping a child alive in ICU probably costs iro £2k a day, probably meaning at least £1/4m has been spent on his care already. I'm not really in a position to judge what the NHS spends it's money on (i am a net taker, on v expensive drugs AND the NHS paid for the funerals of 3 of my children plus provided 10 weeks n...
20:22 Fri 05th Aug 2022
Bednobs, I’m very sorry to read of your terrible losses.
I feel very sorry for Archie’s family. I was upset to read that his mother wanted to give him mouth to mouth resuscitation if the medics took away his oxygen.
She wants to try everything to keep her precious boy alive.
I hope the ending is peaceful when it comes.
I feel very sorry for Archie’s family. I was upset to read that his mother wanted to give him mouth to mouth resuscitation if the medics took away his oxygen.
She wants to try everything to keep her precious boy alive.
I hope the ending is peaceful when it comes.
no one gets turned off because there is a more deserving case.
they may get passed around ( and there is added risk to a long journey BUT it is mainly at start off and arrival (like aircrraft). yes they really have looked at this. There is also a placement service - essential at busy times
But the staff may be whickering - "look we are looking after what is essentially a dead body" and that may be causing tension esp if they are full.
they may get passed around ( and there is added risk to a long journey BUT it is mainly at start off and arrival (like aircrraft). yes they really have looked at this. There is also a placement service - essential at busy times
But the staff may be whickering - "look we are looking after what is essentially a dead body" and that may be causing tension esp if they are full.
//They do not hold their breath until they pass out, that is impossible.//
It is not impossible. My sister used to do it quite regularly as a young child. Not as a part of any challenge but usually when she was upset and did not get what she wanted. She would faint but as soon as she did her breathing resumed normally and she would regain consciousness quite quickly. She began doing this from the age of about eighteen months and grew out of it my the time she four or five.
I, too have been intrigued as to how this boy came to cause himself so much harm. But there must have been more to it than simply holding his breath.
It is not impossible. My sister used to do it quite regularly as a young child. Not as a part of any challenge but usually when she was upset and did not get what she wanted. She would faint but as soon as she did her breathing resumed normally and she would regain consciousness quite quickly. She began doing this from the age of about eighteen months and grew out of it my the time she four or five.
I, too have been intrigued as to how this boy came to cause himself so much harm. But there must have been more to it than simply holding his breath.
The challenge includes choking yourself until you pass out as mentioned above. Another child who died taking part used a dog leash apparently hung from a door
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Unfortunately what seems to be missed in all this is the responsibility of TikTok. Why do they allow such things to be on their site, this is not the first time.
And I'm going to get slated for this I'm sure but it needs to be said to prevent further terrible deaths. Parents need to take responsibility of what their kids are watching on electronic devices. It is possible to block these out, indeed a number of sites are blocked or partially on my network. Yes it may involve a cost to buy something to help you do it, but thats part of the TCO of a device connected to the Internet.
I do wonder if a lot of this is the Mother feeling guilt.
And I'm going to get slated for this I'm sure but it needs to be said to prevent further terrible deaths. Parents need to take responsibility of what their kids are watching on electronic devices. It is possible to block these out, indeed a number of sites are blocked or partially on my network. Yes it may involve a cost to buy something to help you do it, but thats part of the TCO of a device connected to the Internet.
I do wonder if a lot of this is the Mother feeling guilt.
Archie has now passed away,
Thinking of all connected to this tragic story
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//You can take all sorts of measures to put blocks on your child's devices but a 12 year old will likely be more able to remove such blocks than you are to install them.//
I am sorry, I disagree. Childrens abilities on computers are much overrated. I used to interview Grads, with an IT degree, and I can assure you what they think they know and what they know are two entirely different things.
And no child would be able to get past the measures I have in place. I did install a complete new Internet security and tracking into a Bank a couple of years ago. And that had to be secure and passed by the PRA etc so I do know what I am talking about.
I am sorry, I disagree. Childrens abilities on computers are much overrated. I used to interview Grads, with an IT degree, and I can assure you what they think they know and what they know are two entirely different things.
And no child would be able to get past the measures I have in place. I did install a complete new Internet security and tracking into a Bank a couple of years ago. And that had to be secure and passed by the PRA etc so I do know what I am talking about.
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