I have no access to any credible medical information, which is what I'm interested in.
Any case like this - and there are thousands of them - can be used to make the case for unlimited taxpayer spending on physician, hospital, and nursing services. I don't mind that approach, unlimited health care spending feeds my kids.
The only point I'm making here is that the UK made the decision in 1948, more or less democratically, to limit public spending through a universal budget, they've stuck to it, and although the way WE do it is different and more suited to our national character, we've been doing it with phony money since 1986 at the latest and that will eventually cause some kind of political smashup.
You don't need any credible medical informktion to know that the NHS is killing the kid and won't let him leave the hospital for totally free health care, absolutely no cost to the NHS.