Prince Andrew’s accuser Virginia Giuffre given ‘four days to live’ after horror crash
Virginia Giuffre car crash mystery takes twist as Australian police issue statement
Okay I'm not a doctor but I'm 99% sure they don't tell a person who has been in a car crash "you have four days to live" no matter what's wrong with them. Like, what, how the fuck would they know when she's going to die
Kidney failure isn't great but like... dialysis??
The only way I think she's going to die in 4 days is if someone finishes the job
Yeah like what, they're out of dialysis machines? the check didn't clear? or some shit? I don't understand how she's breathing n postin but "going to die".
Some life insurance companies can accept your doctor report saying that you are going to die in X days (6 months on the one I worked for) and paid your death benefit while alive.
(I am not a medical doctor, this is not medical advice.)
Dialysis is actually a pretty extreme intervention, isn't always an option, and doesn't actually guarantee continued life. Life expectancy of patients on dialysis is generally 5-10 years. It's a pretty big lifestyle committment, too, like 3-5 hours per session, and 3-7 sessions per week. Certain other issues like stroke, heart disease, lung disease, or cancers could even preclude dialysis from being a medically sound recommendation.
Even if she might be a good candidate for dialysis, she also has the right to choose not to do dialysis if she doesn't want to. If that is the case, I don't think it would be right to criticize that choice. People have the right to choose to die.
Having said all this, doctors generally can't and shouldn't give you such a precise estimate on lifespan, and a handful of days is really quite uncommon. It would be extremely unlikely for a doctor to tell someone that they will die in such a precise time frame as exactly 4 days, somehow ruling out 3 days or 5. However, it wouldn't be so uncommon to tell someone they may survive only a few days or weeks without dialysis.
Such a precise and close timeframe, associated with ESKD simply doesn't pass the sniff test: there is some missing or incorrect information here. I think the most likely possibility is that she shared her misinterpretation of a terminal diagnosis.
My guess is the doctor said something like "You can survive a week without emergency plasmapheresis." A lot of people tend to instantly check out as soon as they hear "a week to live" or something similar. It's not uncommon for people to panic about things like this and entirely miss the other half of the sentence.
I mean, you can reliably say. From this lab value I expecxt the trend to continue and result in fatal multi organ system failure in a few days unless she responds well to treatment
Right? Like I'm not a big medical smarty-pants or anything, but if your kidney is boomed by trauma cant you just use a machine for a while to filter your blood untill you get a new one???
That's the impression i'm under, I mean, there's a good chance if someone kidneys are crushed there's other internal organs that are just fucked too but idk they cite renal failure as cause of impending death. But yeah I was under the impression that if your kidneys are fucked, yeah that's not good but you can survive on dialysis as long as you're near a hospital. But idk maybe there are limits to dialysis
Epstein, a financier, died by suicide in a Manhattan jail cell in 2019 at the age of 66 while awaiting trial on sex abuse charges.
epstein didn't kill himself
Jeffrey Epstein? The financier?
If you mess with royalty, don't go on a drive later
Did they do a Princess Diana again?
Probably
According to her the news' reporting of her own ig post, while driving, a bus hit her at ~60mph and she's now in renal failure.
when a school bus driver comes at you driving 110km as we were slowing for a turn
wtf
I've seen more than enough dashcam videos from the US to know that AmeriKKKan carbrains will plow through any stationary obstacle at maximum speed where possible.
They're gonna fucking kill her, I hate this shit
Guess Prince Andrew didn't like how the civil lawsuit ended
