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Prolonged Disorders of Consciousness (Vegetative/MCS) patients. Research cdoc.org.uk. Resource for Families: healthtalk.org
Cardiff University, Wales, UK cdoc.org.uk Joined June 2015
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“I miss him every day, but Michael is here”.
Schumacher’s family don’t discuss his condition publicly, but this comment from his wife will resonates powerfully for many families of loved ones with catastrophic brain injuries.
telegraph.co.uk/formula-1/2026…
www.telegraph.co.uk Schumacher ’94: Memories from wife Corinna make new film emotional viewing Netflix documentary tells the story of a young talent who had to fight his corner in a cut-throat sport where everyone was out to get him
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Deprivation liberty safeguards for PDoC patients, & those who emerge with profound impairments
How has DoLS worked?
What’ll happen post the Supreme Court judgment in #AGNI?
A personal reflection to inform practice - #DoLS
Jenny Kitzinger @JennyKitzinger Jul 12
My blog @OpenJusticeCoP explores what ‘Liberty’ meant to my sister Polly;
how #DoLS worked & what #AGNI might mean for her future (objection & ‘valid consent’).
First time I’ve written much re. what’s happened 17 yrs since her crash.

Comments v. welcome
openjusticecourtofprotection.org/2026/07/10/pol…
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Interdisciplinary rehabilitation in prolonged disorders of consciousness
nrtimes.co.uk/two-journeys-o…
nrtimes.co.uk Two journeys, one team: interdisciplinary rehabilitation in prolonged disorders of consciousness Prolonged Disorders of Consciousness (PDOC) represent some of the most complex presentations within neurorehabilitation. Individuals often require long-term specialist management addressing medical...
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Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards -
Supreme Court judgment: if ‘catatonic’ eg due to severe brain injury - “they do not have any bodily, physical liberty to exercise…it cannot sensibly be said that anyone is subjecting them to treatment which constitutes a "deprivation"…(1/2)