Specifically, if someone has been in a car accident and is diagnosed as brain dead, how long does someone have to wait after the accident to see that person?
Asked Dec 17, 2013
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Did they make it out okay? :(
Rosie44 Aug 25, 2014
If someone has been rushed into hospital, how long does someone have to wait before seeing them?
Specifically, if someone has been in a car accident and is diagnosed as brain dead, how long does someone have to wait after the accident to see that person?
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