you know? said:
Troy had just left his father's Launcelot Close home and
was on his way back to his mum's Millway Road address to
get ready for school when the accident happened. He died
at Southampton General Hospital eight days after the
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Quoted message said:accident, which caused a slow bleed on his brain.
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Quoted message said:
Why has noone asked why the slow deterioration due to
internal bleeding in the skull could not be corrected? I'm
not a doctor, but its surely something that happens in an
accident. Its something that a first aider is told to look
out for signs of, so surely there's a treatment for it. Did
the treatment fail in this case?
Also, was the bleed due to point impact to the skull bone
structure (which is different in a child to an adult), or by
internal impact of the brain within the skull due to sudden
deceleration, which would have happened helmet or not?
Like many things, is "if he was ... then it wouldn't have
happened" for numerous definitions of ...
- Richard
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