I remember thinking why did they use a bag. I associate that with crime scenes but given the confines of the exit, it makes sense doesn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruffed_lemur
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I remember thinking why did they use a bag. I associate that with crime scenes but given the confines of the exit, it makes sense doesn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruffed_lemur
I remember thinking why did they use a bag. I associate that with crime scenes but given the confines of the exit, it makes sense doesn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruffed_lemur
I think a bag is the norm. Why waste a good coffin for a short trip!! My grandmother was an undertaker, she had lots if insight stories to tell!!Quote:
Originally Posted by GloriaW
She was in a body bag on a stretcher and coming down from the flat she was almost upright!!
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Originally Posted by sarah c
Bodies are usually removed on a stretcher and covered. A body bag is rarely used unless the body is in a bad way. Stretchers are a lot easier to manoeuvre down stairs and round awkward corners.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
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Originally Posted by sarah c
Bodies are usually removed on a stretcher and covered. A body bag is rarely used unless the body is in a bad way. Stretchers are a lot easier to manoeuvre down stairs and round awkward corners.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
I thought that but times have changed I guess. Anyone know if there was to be an investigation into Hayley's death? I've missed some episodes.Quote:
Originally Posted by GloriaW
There will be an autopsy to establish the cause of death
That's what I thought; they're not the norm.Quote:
Originally Posted by alan45
That's what I thought; they're not the norm.Quote:
Originally Posted by alan45
Didn't the GP sign the death certificate? She seemed in no doubt that Hayley died from the cancer. I'm not sure if an autopsy is needed in the case of a known terminal patient :hmm:Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
To be honest, I wondered if the doc guessed what Hayley had done and decided to let it go.
I would expect they might as this was not a death from natural causes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruffed_lemur
I would expect they might as this was not a death from natural causes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruffed_lemur
Her prognosis wasn't good but she was not at the point in her illness that she would suddenly expire at home. That was the whole point, she didn't want to get to that stage so pulled the plug early.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
Her prognosis wasn't good but she was not at the point in her illness that she would suddenly expire at home. That was the whole point, she didn't want to get to that stage so pulled the plug early.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
I know that, but the doc seemed to accept that Hayley had died from the cancer.Quote:
Originally Posted by GloriaW
To tell you the truth, i don't recall all the details of the scene but common sense dictates that an autoposy will reveal the poison in her system and then you have a death not from natural causes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
To tell you the truth, i don't recall all the details of the scene but common sense dictates that an autoposy will reveal the poison in her system and then you have a death not from natural causes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
A post mortem is at the discretion of the coroner is it not? And given Hayley was terminally ill and had seen the nurse or GP within the last two weeks a pm wouldn't be automatic
That said the GP couldn't issue a death certificate!!! Only certify death which are two different things!!
I'm pretty sure (from watching TV though, not from personal experience) that the morgue would have taken the body away if there was going to be an autopsy. The undertakers would then collect the body from the morgue after the autopsy.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
I haven't read the spoilers though, so maybe you all know something I don't :D (please don't give it away if you do :)).
You are right but it's mortuary not morgue and post mortem not autopsy :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
Oops...been watching too much US TV :DQuote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
A post mortem is an autopsy - to establish cause of deathQuote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
A post mortem is an autopsy - to establish cause of deathQuote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
Certainly that she died suddenly at home and was not hospitalized in the very last stages of her illness would be a red flag.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
The Doctor said "I'm afraid Haley's condition left her too weak to carry on, her body simply shut down",
Anna asks, "So can you do a certificate"
Doctor "All done, you'll need to take this to the funeral directors" and gives Roy the death certificate.
So it is all done and dusted, no need for an enquiry.
Why would we expect Corrie to be written with medical or legal accuracy?Quote:
Originally Posted by Snagglepus
Why would we expect Corrie to be written with medical or legal accuracy?Quote:
Originally Posted by Snagglepus
Shoddy work on the doctor's part! :thumbsdowQuote:
Originally Posted by Snagglepus
Why move home with his mother if he don't want to be smothered with care, Nick I know you have a head injury but my god he is annoying
More annoying is the jawless wonder, Gail. She would make anyone crazy. But how infuriating that with her usual lack of judgment, has decided that Leanne is to blame.Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
Fizz was also high on my annoyance monitor until the end of the episodes when finally she saw some sense after numerous people spoke with her; most notably Carla. Who by the way, has suddenly become a font of wisdom.
More annoying is the jawless wonder, Gail. She would make anyone crazy. But how infuriating that with her usual lack of judgment, has decided that Leanne is to blame.Quote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
Fizz was also high on my annoyance monitor until the end of the episodes when finally she saw some sense after numerous people spoke with her; most notably Carla. Who by the way, has suddenly become a font of wisdom.
Why does Nick think he can just rock up and Gail will take him in?
It is David's house after all?
Considering David is responsible for his present condtion, he may consider he owes him.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
Considering David is responsible for his present condtion, he may consider he owes him.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarah c
Hmmmmm. And which room is Nick now in? David and Kylie's? Gail's? Or Max's?Quote:
Originally Posted by GloriaW
Maybe David will stick Gail on the couch. Better yet, off the street. (my dream)
Can I ask you a genuine question, Gloria? Why do you watch the soaps? You don't seem to like anything about any of them!
And here's a genuine answer. I watch them for entertainment. But the fact remains I have a critical eye, which apparently rubs you the wrong way. Sorry about that, but I call them as I see them.Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
Soaps are never going to be comprised of the best acting, writing or direction. They are however, a slice of life and in the case of UK soaps, entertaining. I like them warts and all I guess you could say. Sort of like some people.
And here's a genuine answer. I watch them for entertainment. But the fact remains I have a critical eye, which apparently rubs you the wrong way. Sorry about that, but I call them as I see them.Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
Soaps are never going to be comprised of the best acting, writing or direction. They are however, a slice of life and in the case of UK soaps, entertaining. I like them warts and all I guess you could say. Sort of like some people.