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Originally posted by Rodinus
So, how long will it be before the Mandela family finally decide to use a little dignity and follow the doctors advice?
Doctors treating Nelson Mandela said that he was in a "permanent vegetative state" and advised his family to turn off his life support machine, according to court documents dated June 26, obtained by AFP Thursday
www.france24.com...
Sad isn't it, nearly 5 days after?
Kindest respects
Rodinus
Originally posted by undo
there's a vibrant, knowledgeable man inside that sleeping body.
Originally posted by Rodinus
Originally posted by undo
there's a vibrant, knowledgeable man inside that sleeping body.
You have a caring heart and soul Undo... however, i personally do not think that his body can resist any longer.
Kindest respects
Rodinus
Originally posted by Monkeygod333
Guys, I live in SA, listened to the radio the whole day. According to them he is in a critical but stable condition. No talk of a vegetative state at all.
If that were to happen we would already be in mourning.
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Originally posted by FlyersFan
I just hope his ex-wife Winnie isn't the one making the decisions. She's rather shady IMHO and there was a lot of talk about her bringing other men into the formula, and she seems to be hanging on his fame, etc etc. I hope someone trustworthy is taking care of the hospital decisions and arrangements afterwards.
ETA .. that could all be wrong ... but that's what was in the papers for a while ...edit on 7/4/2013 by FlyersFan because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by undo
reply to post by Monkeygod333
unfortunately, if they don't include things like telomerase and methyl b-12, etc, his advanced years will hamper recovery. antibiotics and vitamins and minerals are lifesavers but sometimes the body needs a bit more help.
The Presidency says that doctors treating former president Nelson Mandela have denied that he is in a vegetative state. The Presidency said in a statement on Thursday evening that it had noted media reports on his condition and that it would like to clarify the situation. Spokesperson Mac Maharaj has confirmed that Madiba remains in a critical, but in a stable condition. Media reports on Mandela's condition were based on court documents submitted during a dispute over the re-burial of his three children.