[the long march]

Not even the least bit amusing.

One of nation’s bravest and you throw off a joke.

What the story does NOT address is what kind of medical care was she given? In the US or even at a field hospital she would have survived

[Thane_Banquo]

Fair enough. I apologize.

[BookaT]

I haven’t been to Scotland in years but when I was the medical care was very 1950-ish.

Big, big bore needles and more medicating than fixing.

I would hope if she was in the military that they would have gotten her to an American military hospital.

5 Days is a long time to work on something.

[Winniesboy]

In the US or even at a field hospital she would have survived

How can you possibly say that with such certainty without knowing the nature and extent of her injuries?

[editor-surveyor]

” In the US or even at a field hospital she would have survived”

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Before Obamacare anyway. - Now we’ll be just like them.

[tupac]

How can you say such a thing with any certainty? I demand that you retract your statement and refrain from further making arrogant and snobbish assertions regarding our dear friends and allies.

[the scotsman]

By all accounts her injuries were very severe. To severe sadly.

And the hospital she was in is the best in Scotland, and a superb hospital.