News from the 1st to the 20th March 2013

[princessofwales]

2nd March
Buckingham Palace just announced that the Heir was admitted to St. Mary´s hospital after he returned to the UK. The current circumstances are unknown, the palace has not yet given a statement, which is expected to be made in the next few days. It is reported that her Majesty and his girlfriend are by his side.

3rd March
The lead surgeon and doctor of St. Mary just gives a press conference about the condition of the Prince of Wales.
According to them, the Prince of Wales suffered from a severe head trauma caused by the helicopter crash, a trauma in his back that affected his legs, broken fingers and a dislocated kneecap, as well as severe dehydration.

It is rumored that he will receive the Victoria Cross for his bravery in combat.
Even if the details about the incident are unclear at the moment, it is said that the Prince of Wales defended members of his squadron after the attack and is responsible for saving their lives while under heavy attack.

Later that day: due to the critical condition of his Royal Highness, he will be put into an artificial coma to make the healing process as easy as possible.
Even he was heavily injured, his condition is no longer life-threatening.

15th March
The Prince of Wales was brought out of the artificial coma, as his injuries have healed well. He still is unconscious, but the doctors assured the public that it wasn´t worrisome because the body needed rest. He is expected to wake up in the following days.
The Royal Family and his girlfriend are by his side.

20th March
The Prince of Wales finally regained consciousness. He is said to be still bedridden, but it was reported that sitting and motor functions were fully functioning.
The doctors are hopeful that the recovery process won´t take a long time (for the severity of his injuries).
In the following days, he will receive the help of a physiotherapist that will work on regaining the muscles in his legs and arms.
Due to the coma, it is expected that his muscles degenerated and, due to the trauma, lost the function in a few limps. This is expected to be temporary.