NHS DNR
Apologies if this has been posted elsewhere.
https://www.itv.com/news/2025-11-14/do-not-resuscitate-orders-given-to-learning-disabled-people-without-consent
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That is terrible
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😡
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Hi there,
The hospitals do not have a Right to do this to disabled Patients it has to be the Patients or Carers Desion not the hospitals as far as i am aware they do not have the right to make that discision without the Patients Knowledge.
Amazingblazing628.
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I heard rumours about this during Covid but if it is still continuing that is awful. People need to have their wishes in writing and to have a friend or advocate if they need to go to hospital with a serious illness. Unfortunately not everyone has that.
Where did you hear about this please fuzzy200?
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When my brother in law, who had Alheimers, was admitted to hospital some months ago , my sister was TOLD they would put a DNR on his notes. There was a very unpleasant exchange of words with the doctor as my bro in law didn't even have a serious illness at the time.
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This isn't the first time I've heard of this.
how absolutely twisted.
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This is awful 😔
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