Comments by "Earth " (@earth0128) on "Hospital Negligence? Alexee Trevizo's Attorney's New Claim" video.

  1. The lawyer certainly has a steep hill to climb. She knew she was pregnant her actions resulted in the death of a baby, she needs to face punishment and face the consequences.
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  2. Agreed
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  3. ​ @jodisutherland4505  I get you, if they find evidence that shows she knew then she will have to face her actions. I have compassion but there must be a consequence/ punishment.
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  4. I really feel for them
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  5.  @karlamarcellus4941  I agree with you, we may never hear what she was actually thinking. Let's hope they can prove she knew, digital etc.
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  6. ​ @innocentnemesis3519  yes, certainly confirms knowledge to me.
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  7. If they have a heart and soul they should, nothing shocks me in these high profile cases anymore. 😞
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  8. ​ @LawRNTx  yes, if there are messages, deleted or not they can find them.
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  9. ​ @veronicanevarez22 they will have to prove negligence, who knows what the team will come up with 😕
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  10. ​ @Douglas_Hamilton exactly
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  11. ​ @karlamarcellus4941  my friend didn't say anything... Very strange but silent births do happen.
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  12. I see your point
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  13. She refused to have physical exams, denied pregnancy.
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  14. ​ @uneeky5785  she was never treated 19 by the staff they should have asked the mother to leave to discuss things confidentially. Hard for some to take but the staff failed their patient. Legally they were negligent.
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  15. ​ @betty8860  no doubt training and new protocols will be brought in, and rightly so.
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  16. Very messy 😩
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  17. She will get off, a great message they are sending out 🙄
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  18. She would not allow them to look at her, completely denied being pregnant. Took eye off the ball
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  19. ​ @betty8860 this is exactly what I've tried saying, there was negligence at the end of the day. They failed to observe their patient. This was an avoidable incident.
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  20. That is exactly what the defense will raise, people don't want to hear these facts. A massive witch hunt is all I hear. I'm with you, I've been in a care role for over 15 years. Facts matter, not feelings. I've seen many medical professionals lose their jobs for less serious incidents. It will only take one juror to side with defense. There are going to be some very upset people but that's life and the legal system. Accountability is in many forms, as you rightly say they ALL failed that baby.
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  21. Sure does
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  22. Yes back pain was due to her being in labour, she lied, hid the pregnancy from all staff. It's best you research it yourself.👍
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  23. Looks like he may not make it to a trial, looks ancient 😕
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  24.  @lifepathnumbernine6607  I'm going to research the attorney see what I can find. Maybe he was all they could afford
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  25. Legally an adult
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  26.  @charmx333  I'm not sure how you took my comment negative, I think the same as you. I've seen that kind of behaviour too from medical staff. It doesn't surprise me anymore. I'm a RN of 15 years so seen alot.
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  27. I 💜 her outfit!
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  28. Digital check will show her guilt
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  29. ​ @betty8860  they were negligent, I just wish they had kept a visual observations on her, things would have been different.
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  30. True, it happens everyday but it's quite rare for it to happen in a hospital.
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  31. ​ @ShayJaxson-m2z  yes she didn't even spend a day in prison did she?
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  32. They do, many failed that baby.
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  33. ​ @carolewinter6050  ....and not one of the people around her in the last 9 months called her out. Collective deception/ denial, her and others concerned should be penalised for neglect.
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  34. ​ @SouthernSass51  I see your point, the defense will have to prove negligence.
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  35. ​ @traceygeer797  my friend spotted during pregnancy but she was very aware, and had awful indigestion and back pain.
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  36. Any defense attorney worth their weight will say what you have, I'm seeing both sides. It was so avoidable, she was obviously pregnant.
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  37. Exactly, the staff never treated her as a legal adult, her mother exasperated the obvious elephant in the room issue. They all failed in keeping the patient and child safe. Preventative care is vital and protocols were not followed.
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  38. Such denial and avoidance, no excuse though
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  39. ​ @francesmcstay yes, they had knowledge, no surprise there
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  40. Brooke Skylar Richardson
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  41. Well said 👏
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  42.  @luxetveritas4633  I agree with you, I was just saying
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  43. They seem to have lost their senses ATM 😞
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  44.  @Catchmyvib2  well they didn't in this case
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  45. ​ @bswogger4656  don't bother this one is all over the comments. Let's face facts any lawyer would call negligence. They only need one juror to side with her regardless of what the public feels/ thinks.
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  46. She must have cleaned up well
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  47. Her family, people around her must have seen her belly getting bigger. It's mind boggling.
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  48.  @luvlost03  no she wasn't honestly, she kinda went into a trance, she answered questions but no speaking or noise. Very strange I know, she wouldn't even let her husband touch her until she delivered, this was her fourth and was her last baby. She started talking straight after.
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  49.  @jesclifford88  it's hard to believe but true.
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  50. ​ @qmaineotcg  in my opinion she is 19 going on 10.
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  51. Legally there is negligence, morally she is guilty.
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  52. ​ @susanwest4137 I really don't understand your hostility, fyi I've worked in both roles in healthcare. Have you ever worked in a hospital? You are not accepting the fact it is not personal feelings that matter in a legal negligence case. It's facts!!! There is protocol for a reason, to prevent incidents such as this. They failed to keep their patient, baby safe. End of!
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  53.  @susanwest4137  it's not ME holding anyone responsible. The jury will decide at the end of the day, all this talk is pointless. I wish no offence to anyone, king regards. 👍
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  54. ✨⭐💫 Amazing!
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  55. Masks should be worn properly, they are useless if they are pulled down when talking. Since COVID complacency occurs. Working through lockdowns was hell
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  56. I don't doubt it, but this event was in a hospital not common, imo
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  57. Then why didn't she? I see this comment over and over. I've yet to see an answer as to why she didn't. It can't be answered because no one knows. Only she knows.
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  58. It's mind boggling that not one person called her out WAY before this. In particular teachers have a duty of care otherwise known in Latin as "loco parentis"
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  59. ​ @TheProfessorNM  that's the sad/ unjust thing.. the defense only needs one juror side with her 🙄
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  60. That's the protocol I know too.
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  61. ​ @libertyna933  yes the bathrooms are in the hallway but a commode is or can be used in a cubicle. Would have been the perfect time for mother dearest to have been asked to leave.
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  62. Fair points, it only takes one juror to side with her anyway. I can see both sides of this. What a total mess, it was so avoidable.
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  63. Think the same
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  64. Doesn't look healthy
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  65. Exactly, denial all round. Teachers have a duty of care also, in Latin it's " loco parentis" many people failed that baby.
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  66. True
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  67. Exactly 👏
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  68. That's what her defense team will say, sad but true.
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  69. ​ @Jammn126  and that's where the defense will have to prove hospital negligence.
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  70. I think so too
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  71. I totally concur with you. There was neglect from staff, they failed to keep the patient and child safe and well.
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  72. Ikr! I caught that 😦
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  73. Sorry but I laughed out loud at your comment 🤣 much needed light relief! Thank you 😊
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  74. Plenty of blame to go around
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  75. I do too
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  76. I'm thinking the same, could it mean the baby could have been revived?
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  77. Autopsy showed the baby had air in his lungs, it's best to research yourself 👍
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  78. ​ @Scottishgirl754 is a great point, I'm not sure
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  79.  @dawnlove1014  from what I can tell the staff did not perform CPR, so the baby took breath. It got confusing for me when one of the guests on here ( Dr) said CPR had been done. From all other reports there was definitely no CPR and the autopsy showed air in lungs.
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  80. Rightly or wrongly it takes only one juror to side with her.
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  81. ​ @MarieShauna 😭
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  82. Then why didn't she? It's the main question I've yet to find an answer to. 🤷
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  83. Back pain from what I can tell
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  84. ​ @faffounette she would not let them touch her, i.v. was took off, she was on her own until she came out of toilet.
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  85. Yeah think so too
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  86. ​ @susanwest4137  Her denials, deflections, demeanour are all in itself a HUGE red flag, she should have been escorted and observed to ensure her own safety. To give her morphine without a physical exam is one for the experts which no doubt the trial will cover. By her refusing examination is again a huge red flag. She was a patient in their care they have authority to ask questions and observe dynamics. The doctor should have asked the mother to leave on grounds of patient confidentiality unless it's proven she is mentally challenged and needs a guardian at all times. Just because she has a above average IQ means nothing. Anyone with a brain can see the mother was domineering and controlling. The mother made things 1000 times worse and obviously stopped her from admitting the truth. It's the staff's responsibility to read between the lines, I feel for them I really do, but in the eyes of medical duty of care they failed their patient in a negligent way. If staff insisted on a visual for her own safety none of this would have happened and if staff had observed her they would have known that delivery was imminent. I've worked with medical professionals that have been accused/ investigated/ prosecuted for much less serious incidents. Any defense attorney will say negligence, do you really think the hospital bears no responsibility ? She needs legal punishment and must face her actions. The hospital/ staff were that baby's last defense. All those around her for 9 months and not one person called her out with authority. She needs to face reality and I hope many lessons will be learnt from all involved in this avoidable tragedy. The baby was failed by her and many others.
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  87. He looks like a ghost, tbh he doesn't sound good either. Looks about 80 yrs 😳
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  88. I agree, prevention care is vital.
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  89. What she did was awful, the last defense was the hospital. Poor baby
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  90. I agree with you, feelings don't matter it's negligence from a legal stance. I've opened doors to get a visual on a patient, to lose visual obs for so long is negligence. I've seen medical professionals struck off for less serious incidents. I feel for all staff but they took their eye off the patient. She deserves legal punishment and counselling to face her reality and actions.
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  91.  @kimclarke5018  I agree, I think the defense will prove negligence.
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  92. I get you 😊 she's not evil like some say. I'm just trying to work out why she did it, fear, mentally compromised, she obviously had no bond during the pregnancy so why would she on delivery? One way to look at it is she went to a hospital and still did what she did. "If's" are pointless now but if someone had had a visual on her whilst using the b/ room she would not have had any excuse. I believe she needs consequences/ punishment / counselling but lessons need to be learnt all round. Denials, rejection, fear of pregnancy does happen, the why needs to be answered to avoid this in the future. Another "if" If her own mother had not been in the cubicle when pregnancy was confirmed would things have been different? The trial will answer many questions I have but she is not evil, I believe she was in deep denial which in turn on delivery she rejected and disposed of her baby. I'm like you I feel compassion for her, if I had been around her I would have talked to her and told her what reality looks like and that she had options. P.s. I've worked in healthcare environments for over 15 years. Best wishes to you 🙏
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  93.  @ChloesMicroChip  it's a tough one for sure, I've seen a lot whilst working in hospitals/ care homes for 20 years and this didn't shock me. Very little does. I'm in agreement with her possibly being on the spectrum it would explain her flat affect. Time will tell. Wishing you all the best. 💫
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  94. But they did unhook the IV and she was alone in the cubicle.
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  95. ​ @susanwest4137 that makes the staff negligent!!!
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  96. I agree with you, although we are in the minority. I get so much backlash. 😢
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  97. ​ @carrielynch177  hindsight is always clear but she should face consequences. I get your point, it will only take 1 juror to side with her.
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  98. The trial will put further light on it.
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  99. Agreed
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  100. The trial will clear things up. Details are so important.
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  101. They asked if she was ok several times but couldn't see her, she lied to all around her. She needs punishment but lessons need to be learnt so this can't happen again.
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  102. ​ @monicascott2354 no doubt the hospital bathrooms will be done differently
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  103. ​ @HYPNOTOAD291  I'm hoping it was a minimal dose
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  104. She will walk
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  105. I do she made the situation worse
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  106. That is one question the defense will ask, her mother and whichever staff only asked if she was ok they could not see her. The evidence will be shown I suppose.
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  107. ​ @ShayJaxson-m2z yes, Skylar Richardson didn't spend a day in prison did she?
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  108.  @ShayJaxson-m2z  wow, no punishment. 😢
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