Charlie Gard

[Lotty]

I feel they should really just let him go gently now, Hospices are wonderful and sensitive places, they will be allowed as much privacy as they like. He's been through enough. I feel they are prolonging their dispute with medical advice when the end is clearly in sight. Bless this poor baby.

[patrice]

I feel they should really just let him go gently now, Hospices are wonderful and sensitive places, they will be allowed as much privacy as they like. He's been through enough. I feel they are prolonging their dispute with medical advice when the end is clearly in sight. Bless this poor baby.

Totally agree with you Lotty time to let go

[BernieTeyze]

Charlie is dying Monday..wherever that might be. As gosh have never been to or seen their home, it's amazing that they have decided the equipment won't fit through the door.
The judge will decide on Wednesday where Charlie Gard will die.

[Highlander]

Bernie - because this is such a desperately sad story I honestly did hesitate to ask this but have you seen the house.

[kevin3]

   Sadly I think this is now about the parents hatred for the Hospital that has spent months trying to do their best for the tot.

[Highlander]

Sadly that might be the case kevin3. 

[BernieTeyze]

No just a member of Charlie's Army. That has updates from Chris and Connie.

[Highlander]

The difficulties of Charlie going home are far more complex than just getting the equipment into his home, as was detailed in GOSH's statement to the court.

 

[BernieTeyze]

Yes, there is a worldwide search for a pediatric specialist to come help. There have been some responses. You asked had I seen the house, but I don't need to have done,but surely the people using it as an argument in court should have done. I'm aware I have got far too emotionally involved  in this case,suppose due to my own situation. The actualities and the media coverage are so far apart I don't think any of us will know the full extent of whats gone on until long after Charlie's gone.

[Jacqui Harvey]

Getting the baby back to the house with all his equipment and then switching it off may not be the best thing for the baby.  He will have no idea where he is and it would be nice to leave him with his parents in peace rather than try and move him and possibly cause him distress.
Someone close to me lost a baby that had no chance of living so I know the pain.  I also know what happened to the baby was the best thing for him and for the parents.