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01-04-2014, 10:09 PM
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Re: Facility Found for Braindead Calif. Teen on Ventilator
I have to partially back up Crzytwn - I saw comments, seemingly out of the blue, that the family had provided hamburgers for Jahi. This had not been mentioned in any other story I saw - only comments. In the blog referenced above, it does indicate there is a strong possibility Jahi was talking and eating not long after surgery. There is probably blame on both sides, but if it's true Jahi was given food that opened up her fresh incisions and contributed to the massive blood loss, her family pulled the trigger. Not the hospital.
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01-05-2014, 12:32 AM
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Re: Facility Found for Braindead Calif. Teen on Ventilator
but if that were the case, i truly believe the hospital would have stressed that point by now, right? or perhaps the family isn't given them access to investigate and i suppose by now it's too late. does the body still preform digestion after brain death? I'm assuming no. another factor here is how are these people going to pay for this care? it's going to be astronomical? is medicaid/welfare going to pay for it? for someone legally dead? I feel for the family. I think if my only child, my daughter were in this situation, i might try to hold on for a couple days... until reality set in and i would have to let her go. you could pretty much just take me with her at that point. i'd be a fucking basket case and half. |
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01-05-2014, 01:18 AM
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Re: Facility Found for Braindead Calif. Teen on Ventilator
I have a hard time wrapping my head around the concept that my opinions/thoughts are not the same as the majority of other humans.
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01-05-2014, 01:46 AM
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Re: Facility Found for Braindead Calif. Teen on Ventilator
You're just so very groanable. My issue isn't with you blaming the adult family members who should have known better than to give the girl burgers, if that is in fact true. The little girl wouldn't know any better if her mom said it was ok. I don't blame the child. |
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01-05-2014, 02:04 AM
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Re: Facility Found for Braindead Calif. Teen on Ventilator
Have you seen what that little piggy looked like? She had a fat potato head, eyes buried in facial fat folds, a neck that resembled a walruses neck that I'm sure had sweat and dirt trapped in the folds. I seriously wanted to push that fat little girl off a cliff. Looking at her morbidly obese ass aggravated me, but I am quickly brought a sense of comfort knowing her fat ass died while eating a cheeseburger and yapping away after mouth/ throat surgery. It's Darwinism at its finest.
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01-05-2014, 02:43 AM
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Re: Facility Found for Braindead Calif. Teen on Ventilator
oh come on crazytown... hypothetically speaking what if her obesity was caused medically and they just haven't quite diagnosed it... would you still want to push her off a cliff? regardless of the reason for her obesity... it's far from the child you should direct your irrational feelings towards and more towards the parents. push them off the cliff. lol just saying. |
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01-05-2014, 10:03 AM
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Re: Facility Found for Braindead Calif. Teen on Ventilator
From an article I read she DID have a health problem that gave her trouble with losing weight. I also read today that supposedly the family didn't stick to the rules after surgery with food and talking.. if that's true they really can't blame the hospital. |
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01-05-2014, 11:29 AM
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Re: Facility Found for Braindead Calif. Teen on Ventilator
I've heard the hospital has been essentially banned from releasing information. Even so, alive or dead, HIPAA regulations would limit what the hospital can legally disclose. The blog mentioned before has excellent details (and comments from what appear to be credible medical professionals) discussing brain death and declining bodily processes. The non-functional pituitary gland causes huge problems. Re: covering the cost of care - it won't be covered by insurance, private or public. She is legally dead in California. There is no insurance program in the US which accommodates bodily preservation of a deceased person, except perhaps in the case of a beating heart organ donor or some recent cases of pregnant, brain-dead mothers attempting to keep their fetuses alive to viability. It would all have to come from private funds. The only time I see services considered after date of death are (ex:) autopsies or tests performed at company expense to confirm cause of death, which may determine the outcome of a claim. (Source: 10 years at a large insurer, plus multiple insurance education designations and compliance/legal background.) Fucking sickening, while this little girl's body is basically abused at the hands of her family. |