Solbakken era "clinicamente morto" then the miracle

Risultati immagini per SOLBAKKEN
Report National Anti-Organ Predation League

www.antipredazione.org
30/08/18 Press release no. 15

SOLBAKKEN – COPENHAGEN TEACHER

IT WAS “CLINICALLY DEAD” – THEN THE MIRACLE

(Excerpt from Goal.com 23 August 2018)

“It was the 13 March 2001 e Solbakken, who played as a midfielder in Copenhagen and had 33 years, he suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch during training with the Danish team. The alarm immediately went off: the club doctor. Frank Odgaard, immediately performed cardiac massage, After 8 minutes the ambulance arrived.

Hopes that Solbakken could make it were virtually nil, so much so that Odgaard himself declared Solbakken, amidst general dismay, “clinically dead”. His heart had stopped beating, but here it is on the way from the camp to the hospital, after others 7 minutes, the miracle happened: the pulse resumed, Solbakken came back to life.
Arrived at the hospital, he was then found to have a heart defect and a pacemaker was implanted. Copenhagen never forgot him and in 2006 he wanted him to lead the team (…)” Read More

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ALFIE EVANS SHOULD HAVE DIED: SHAME!

Report National Anti-Organ Predation League

Alfie died at Alder Hey Hospital in Liverpool on 28 April after extubation (removal of support ventilation) performed on 23 April by order of the British Court (and European Court collusion) who imposed kidnapping and death on the little boy "for his best interest", in absolute contempt of the wishes of his parents who wanted to care for him elsewhere.

After extubation Alfie defied doctors' expectations, starting to breathe on his own. He continued to breathe on his own for 5 days. They were practiced on him 4 injections with drugs shortly before his death.
No one can say whether Alfie would have had a better chance of treatment in another hospital, as the parents claimed with determination and Herculean effort, or how long he would live; he certainly would not have died like that due to the stubborn choice of the medical and legal authorities who considered this death acceptable. Read More

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SURROUNDED BY IMMIGRANTS I FELT AFRAID

Reporting of BastaBugie editorial team

I believe that feeling closeness towards those who resemble us in history and culture, and feel discomfort or annoyance towards those who may be hostile to us, is absolutely normal
Of Costanza Miriano

(AUTOMATIC READING)
A few days ago I ended up at the station, the Milan station, all 5.30 in the morning, when “Milan is still sleeping”. I crossed the porch among a cloud of young dark-skinned men who scrutinized the people passing by.. They probably had no bad intentions, but it certainly isn't pleasant to be a single woman in that situation. Yes, I admit it, I felt afraid.
Yes, I admit it, I thought about my phone sticking out of my pocket – It is true, I have an expensive phone, they gave it to me, like practically all the valuable things I have. Yes, I admit it, I felt annoyed, because we weren't a bunch of people going to catch the train, situation in which obviously I would not have paid attention to the color of the skin. The situation was single white woman going to catch the train, dozens of black men who apparently have nothing to do and are walking around in the dark. I'm racist? Probably by Boldrini standards yes. Read More

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