Horrible thing to have to go through – but I guess, doctors are human too and if they are trying to attend to multiple problems then it is possible that something that seems to be minor could fall under the screen. I wish that everything could be done for everyone in this world, but sadly we don’t live in a perfect world.

I am really sorry for your loss

So heartbreaking! I hope the parents get some answers and can finally have closure.

So heartbreaking I wish I could do something!

Hi I’m Kyrans mum Naomi day thank you for all your support and love we are still at the inquest as it doesn’t finish until this Thursday , honestly every person who had anything to do with Kyran stuff up except for Sydney children hospital we will fight until we have answers as hard as this is and it’s bloody hard we will do what it takes so this never happens to any other child #RAISEYOURHAND
follow Kyrans story on fb – Kyran day xxx

I really blame the doctor. He could have communicated much better with nurses. Ambulance staff, the helicopter, and the parents.

Poor little man x RIP sweety x

Such a sad story would love to know all the facts about this case. No matter what this does not change this loss for this family.

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  You are right, unbelievably sad and unimaginable. I hope they have many supports in place.

That is outrageous. Paramedics literally wear two way radios during their shifts. I know some Paramedics in SA who grab meals when they can. They don’t always have their meals on time. If they go into Emergency the often grab food to eat on the run. The one that is the passenger eats while they are travelling to the next job if necessary. Some alternate between driving and treating the patient – between pick-ups. I know 3 individuals and they have all told me the same thing. They are not on the same Ambulances. A rescue helicopter shouldn’t have been declined unless there was nowhere safe for it to land or it was too dangerous because of bad weather.
I can’t understand why the inquest has taken so long.

I really do hope this baby did not die because the paramedics were on a lunch break?!?! I understand the pressure on these guys, but they’re dealing with people’s lives. That waiting time for an ambulance is simply not acceptable

How shocking! Such a tragic loss of life. Cant believe the rolling errors here – each on their own is inexcusable.

Poor little boy. What a terrible way to die! He could have been saved. Why did everything go so wrong?

I feel so very sorry for Mr and Mrs Day and I hope they keep going until they get answers, even though it will not bring back their precious son. I too have had some dreadful experiences with health care workers. I’ve had nursing home staff lie to me about care my father was supposed to receive, a nurse at the nursing home who didn’t want to call an ambulance for my unconscious father, and the ambulance that took two hours to collect him. All unforgivable.

i seriously find this hard to believe that ambulance crews didn’t respond because they were on their lunch breaK? – I think if push come to shove and a baby was in urgent need they would have prioritised the infant rather than their lunch – I think there is a lot of blame shifting with this incident.

How tragic though for the family no matter who is at fault they lost their son, and now bureaucracy is arguing over who to blame – Stand up and admit you stuffed up and take responsibility for once!

Absolutely heartbreaking for this family. Every sympathy and I do hope they get justice and peace.