[News] RIP Archie Battersbee

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Lenny Rider

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Sep 15, 2010
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Every parents nightmare, and don’t blame his Mum and Dad at all for going as far as they have, in their minds hope trumps reality unfortunately it’s always the other way round.


The only downside is, and it’s the world we live in, is the legal fight not just in the courts but all across the media, which will always attract the idiots with horrible comments.

At least Archie is now at peace ❤️
 




spence

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Oct 15, 2014
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Terrible for the family and an awful position to put judges in. All round sad day.
 


Springal

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Feb 12, 2005
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Agree terribly but don’t agree with the language his family used against those caring for their child. Also their case was taken on by Christian legal team so I wonder how much they’ve been ‘influenced’ by it
 


The_Viper

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Oct 10, 2010
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Agree terribly but don’t agree with the language his family used against those caring for their child. Also their case was taken on by Christian legal team so I wonder how much they’ve been ‘influenced’ by it

It's an absolute disgrace to be frank, this poor kid has been dead for a while now, when you read the reality of what was going on with him, it's horrific. I won't go into detail unless asked, but Archie has been dead for a long time, allowing this to go on has been awful.
 






Tom Bombadil

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Jul 14, 2003
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Sorry but I blame his Mum and Dad for dragging this out enabled by some deeply unpleasant religious fruitcakes with too much money.
 








GT49er

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RIP Young man.

Just this - and let's not have any stupid arguments about whatever religion his lawyers practice, or what was said in anger and frustration. Just RIP.


One thing I really can't understand is why they wouldn't let him go to a hospice for his final hours/days, apparantly because the ambulance journey would be detrimental to his health. So what difference would that have made (other than maybe giving a tiny bit of consolation to his parents)?
 


KZNSeagull

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Just this - and let's not have any stupid arguments about whatever religion his lawyers practice, or what was said in anger and frustration. Just RIP.


One thing I really can't understand is why they wouldn't let him go to a hospice for his final hours/days, apparantly because the ambulance journey would be detrimental to his health. So what difference would that have made (other than maybe giving a tiny bit of consolation to his parents)?

Can someone go in an ambulance whilst on life support?
 


dazzer6666

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Just this - and let's not have any stupid arguments about whatever religion his lawyers practice, or what was said in anger and frustration. Just RIP.


One thing I really can't understand is why they wouldn't let him go to a hospice for his final hours/days, apparantly because the ambulance journey would be detrimental to his health. So what difference would that have made (other than maybe giving a tiny bit of consolation to his parents)?

100%. RIP little man.
 






The_Viper

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Oct 10, 2010
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Just this - and let's not have any stupid arguments about whatever religion his lawyers practice, or what was said in anger and frustration. Just RIP.


One thing I really can't understand is why they wouldn't let him go to a hospice for his final hours/days, apparantly because the ambulance journey would be detrimental to his health. So what difference would that have made (other than maybe giving a tiny bit of consolation to his parents)?

He wouldn't have made it to hospice. At all. Trust me he wouldn't have made it halfway out the hospital.
 






Herr Tubthumper

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Jul 11, 2003
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No idea. I'd have thought it possible with the right equipment though. Is a life support system incapable of being moved?

Given this was the outcome of an evidence based legal case I presume not.
 


Leekbrookgull

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Jul 14, 2005
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Fully understandable that hopefully any parent will push for what they are worth to keep their child alive and there are few members of NSC who have faced critical care issues with their offspring no doubt. Yes the MSM can and will only report so much on this case,but does anyone know what caused this situation apart from internet rumours as too why a healthy young lad is found collapsed on the floor ? R-I-P young man.
 


Herr Tubthumper

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Fully understandable that hopefully any parent will push for what they are worth to keep their child alive and there are few members of NSC who have faced critical care issues with their offspring no doubt. Yes the MSM can and will only report so much on this case,but does anyone know what caused this situation apart from internet rumours as too why a healthy young lad is found collapsed on the floor ? R-I-P young man.

“His mother, who had been at his bedside almost constantly ever since, believes it resulted from him choking while taking part in a viral social media challenge” - The Guardian.
 






Herr Tubthumper

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Sorry but I blame his Mum and Dad for dragging this out enabled by some deeply unpleasant religious fruitcakes with too much money.

Science and religion is rarely a good mix.
 


Herr Tubthumper

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A very sad story all round RIP
 


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