Lindsay Clancy Trial

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BadMoonRisin
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chickencoupe16 said:

BadMoonRisin said:

chickencoupe16 said:

Went through the motions yet became paraplegic, coded at the hospital (twice?), and dropped her body temp into the low 80s. Without actually dying, that's about as close as you can get.

And then popped up like the Undertaker in the hospital and her first inquiry was "Do I have a lawyer?"


I'd also change the topic if I were you

Grief takes many roads, and I know that personally.

But if you woke up from a fever-dream of psychosis and didnt remember what happened and it dawned on you that not only are your 3 children are dead, but that you had killed them, it's kind of odd to have your first line of reasoning be "do i have legal representation?".

That's just me, I guess.
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Zombie Jon Snow said:

chickencoupe16 said:

Went through the motions yet became paraplegic, coded at the hospital (twice?), and dropped her body temp into the low 80s. Without actually dying, that's about as close as you can get.


I understand the hippocratic oath but sometimes wish doctors were not so good or slow to respond in certain circumstances.

Helping the sick sometimes means letting them die.

imo


Agreed, but I will tell you that in these type of resuscitations (people who have been accused of doing something wrong), you have to be above reproach as somebody who resuscitates these people. If that person does or has a bad outcome, and anything, I mean anything, can be chalked up to "you did less for them because of their alleged crime", then you will have an uphill battle to prove otherwise.

For me, everybody gets treated exactly the same. If it's somebody who has done something heinous, I don't want to know. I just want to take care of what's in front of me to the best of my ability.
 
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