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Archie in hospital. A heartbroken mum is fighting a High Court battle for her son's life after he never regained consciousness following a "freak accident" at home. Hollie Dance, 46, wants to keep her 12-year-old son Archie Battersbee on life support but the specialists treating him say it is "highly likely" he is already brain dead. Hollie and Archie's dad, Paul Battersbee, want to give Archie more time to see if his condition improves before making a decision about withdrawing his life support. Hospital bosses have asked a judge from the Family Division of the High Court in London to assess the situation and rule in Archie's best interests. Mum-of-three Hollie said: "Archie had a severe brain injury only four weeks ago, there's not been enough time to see what he can do. "I've refused the brain stem testing to declare him brain dead. It's too soon. "He has squeezed my fingers with a tight grip. I think that's his way of letting me know he's still here and just needs more time. "We don't know the extent of the damage but I would rather have some of Archie than none of Archie just to wake up every morning and kiss his beautiful little face. "I am fighting for as much time as possible to watch and wait. "My older kids Tom, 22 and Lauren, 20 come every day to visit their brother and try to get him to respond. All day we talk to him and play him his favourite song, Lucis Dreams by Juice WRLD and voice notes from his friends. "Hope is what I am holding on to at the moment. Where there is life there's hope. "Until it's God's way I won't accept he should go. "I know of miracles when people have come back from being brain dead. He may not be the same as he was but if there's a possibility he could live a happy life after this I want to give it to him." Barrister Fiona Paterson, representing Barts Health NHS Trust, told the judge, Mrs Justice Morgan, that Archie's "treating team consider it highly likely that he is, in fact, brain-stem dead." They s
2022-04-01
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