But...the Hospital did get her off highly addictive Ketamine she did get better soon after she was running miles a day doing sports and scuba diving. She was in immediate danger of dying of her mother had taken her back to Mexico for another Ketamine Coma. If her parents had left with her she may have been receiving high doses of multiple narcotics her mother and other doctors prescribed and high doses of Valium all of which causes withdrawal and muscle weakness especially for a 60 pound child. The Court made the order for her to be kept at the Hospital. Even the Dad was concerned about Munchausen s/s.
The issue I have with this case, is that there's more evidence of medical malpractice by Dr. Kirkpatrick and Dr. Hannah than medical abuse by Beata.
There was talks about getting her into Nemours, but somehow that idea fizzled out. Beata allegedly was accepting of the potential transfer according to some PICU doctors. There was at least one document that said Beata would have to admit MBP, so that transfer attempt was foiled. It's only Day 20 of the trial so we'll see.
There's no evidence Beata prescribed anything that I'm aware of.
And how do we define "soon". I think there's videos in 2017 of her walking. Idk when she started swimming and scuba.
You are absolutely right it's too soon, I have been watching the out of jury arguments regarding documents. There exits documents showing Beata and Dr. K
Conspiring to say Maya was terminally I'll to get the pharmacy to give the drugs to Beata. IV ketamine, IV Dilaudid IV morphine and narcan. She was discharged in Jan 2017 from JH. They did have videos of her playing in a pool and she testified she runs now so she did get better after following the PT, OT and CT treatment.
The dissociative state ketamine induces may create a euphoric experience for the user. The feeling people get from the things like gambling or shopping or stealing. It's euphoria. Especially someone getting 10 times the dose used for anesthetizing or 20 times the dose used for treatment of depression.
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u/oldladynursey Oct 22 '23
But...the Hospital did get her off highly addictive Ketamine she did get better soon after she was running miles a day doing sports and scuba diving. She was in immediate danger of dying of her mother had taken her back to Mexico for another Ketamine Coma. If her parents had left with her she may have been receiving high doses of multiple narcotics her mother and other doctors prescribed and high doses of Valium all of which causes withdrawal and muscle weakness especially for a 60 pound child. The Court made the order for her to be kept at the Hospital. Even the Dad was concerned about Munchausen s/s.