Leanne, 43, from Govan, Glasgow, has accused the hospital of lacking the necessary resources to provide adequate care for Mark, asserting that her son's current comatose state could have been avoided had he received prompt treatment upon arrival at the hospital, reports The Mirror affiliate the Daily Record.
Terminally ill teen in coma after being left in hospital corridor for 14 hours A terminally ill teenager endured a harrowing 14-hour wait on a hospital corridor trolley before being admitted to intensive care.
Leanne McAvoy faced every parent's nightmare when she rushed her son Mark to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital's A&E on January 6, following severe stomach pain and vomiting.
Despite his critical condition, including Cerebral Palsy and Scoliosis, 18 year old Mark was informed that no beds were available, leaving him in agony in the hallway.
As his health rapidly declined, Mark was diagnosed with a stomach ulcer the next day, leading to an arduous eight-hour surgery on Wednesday.
