Peticija: Jackie Sullivan glavnoj izvršnoj direktorici Royal London bolnice
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12-godišnji Archie Battersbee, strastveni boksač i gimnastičar trenutno se nalazi u londonskoj bolnici 'Royal London Hospital' zbog teške ozljede mozga.
Archie je 7. travnja pronađen kod kuće s užetom oko vrata. Archijeva mama vjeruje da je sudjelovao u jednom od opasnih online izazova koji se šire među mladima a koji je pošao po zlu.
Archie je u komi i diše pomoću ventilatora a već nakon tri tjedna boravka u bolnici roditelji su počeli dobivati prognoze o tome kako za Archija nema nade.
Osim toga bolnica je pokazala neučinkovitost i kad je u pitanju pružanje medicinske dokumentacije o Archijevom stanju, uključujući snimke magnetskom rezonancom na temelju koje je postavljena njegova dijagnoza.
Archijevi roditelji dodatno su zabrinuti jer izgleda kako bolnica ne liječi oteklinu na njegovu mozgu već se čini kako žele ubrzati njegovu smrt. Iako još nije prošlo dovoljno vremena da bi se moglo pouzdano utvrditi kakve bi mogle biti Archijeve šanse za oporavak.
Nakon što je obitelj odbila pristati na okončanje Archijevog života našla se u sukobu s moćnom birokracijom britanskog Nacionalnog zdravstvenog sustava (NHS) koji je pokrenuo snažnu pravnu i medijsku bitku kako bi i Archiju (kao i malenoj Tafidi i drugima prije njega) uskratio pravo na život i njegu.
I Archijeva je obitelj prisiljena boriti se sudskim putem jer se suprotstavila planovima Nacionalnog zdravstvenog sustava da okončaju život njihovog sina i brata.
Archiju je potrebno vrijeme za oporavak a njegova je obitelj voljna biti uz njega te mu pružiti potrebnu podršku i njegu ali to im je zabranjeno… O tome je li skrb i briga u “najboljem interesu” ovog dječaka s ozlijedom mozga odlučivat će sud 6. i 7. lipnja.
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Petition to: Jackie Sullivan Royal London Chief Executive Officer
To: Jackie Sullivan CEO of Royal London Hospital and Alwen Williams, Chief Executive of Barts NHS Trust
I wish to express my support for the family of 12-year-old Archie Battersbee who, as you are aware, is currently battling a brain injury in the Royal London Hospital. I ask that the trust withdraws their current court action that seeks to bring about Archie's premature death and instead, works with his family in order to give Archie the best possible chance of recovery.
Archie has only been in hospital for 5 weeks, which is not sufficient time to determine the extent of his injury or prospects of recovery and his parents have expressed concern that no measures have been taken to treat the swelling in Archie's brain. There are also concerns that the test to determine 'brain stem death' is not reliable; there have been cases of individuals in a similar condition to Archie who have gone on to make a recovery.
The test to determine Archie's brain-stem activity would require removal of his ventilator which could result in further injury to his brain.
Brain injuries typically take a long time to recover from. A month is insufficient time to take this monumental decision.
Please withdraw your legal action for the sake of Archie and his family.
Petition to: Jackie Sullivan Royal London Chief Executive Officer
To: Jackie Sullivan CEO of Royal London Hospital and Alwen Williams, Chief Executive of Barts NHS Trust
I wish to express my support for the family of 12-year-old Archie Battersbee who, as you are aware, is currently battling a brain injury in the Royal London Hospital. I ask that the trust withdraws their current court action that seeks to bring about Archie's premature death and instead, works with his family in order to give Archie the best possible chance of recovery.
Archie has only been in hospital for 5 weeks, which is not sufficient time to determine the extent of his injury or prospects of recovery and his parents have expressed concern that no measures have been taken to treat the swelling in Archie's brain. There are also concerns that the test to determine 'brain stem death' is not reliable; there have been cases of individuals in a similar condition to Archie who have gone on to make a recovery.
The test to determine Archie's brain-stem activity would require removal of his ventilator which could result in further injury to his brain.
Brain injuries typically take a long time to recover from. A month is insufficient time to take this monumental decision.
Please withdraw your legal action for the sake of Archie and his family.
