slbenficacoach
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Shiiiittt :C If he was cut out of oxygen for too long, even if he survives, he'll have permanent brain damage I reckon! Here's hoping he recovers, poor guy :c
Shiiiittt :C If he was cut out of oxygen for too long, even if he survives, he'll have permanent brain damage I reckon! Here's hoping he recovers, poor guy :c
I feel awful for saying this, but I have an odd suspicion that he's died. Normal medical practice is to cease ressusitation after 20-25 minutes, muamba was taken to hospital after failure to resusstitate after about 20 minutes. I think they may be holding it back from the public until they alert his family. As I say, I hope he's fine, but honestly, I don't see it.
So why would the ambulance crew confirm they got him breathing again?
I feel awful for saying this, but I have an odd suspicion that he's died. Normal medical practice is to cease ressusitation after 20-25 minutes, muamba was taken to hospital after failure to resusstitate after about 20 minutes. I think they may be holding it back from the public until they alert his family. As I say, I hope he's fine, but honestly, I don't see it.
Reputable source?
So why would the ambulance crew confirm they got him breathing again?
as I say, I hope I'm wrong, I really do. But honestly, I think he's died.
as I say, I hope I'm wrong, I really do. But honestly, I think he's died.
To ease some people's mind? Like friends and family and the players that were on the pitch.
They actually try to give as little information out at possible either way. Because they try to contact the family, and stabilise the condition. They say little until they are sure either way. Their concern isn't with the public, just the casualty and informing next of kin on their statusI agree with your logic tbh. If he's alive and breathing they would at least say that he was "Fighting for his life" or "alive but in a unstable condition".
If he's dead then they will need to tell the family first before anything.