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ARCHIE Battersbee’s mum has called for harsher restrictions on people who share viral “challenge” videos that could hurt – or even kill – children.
Hollie Dance demanded better regulation on social media following the tragic death of her 12-year-old son at the start of August.
The courageous 46-year-old spoke out on LBC this morning about harmful trends circulating socials and readily available to young, impressionable kids.
Her little boy Archie was left in a coma with brain damage after suffering a “freak accident” at home in Southend, Essex, on April 7, 2022.
She had found her 12-year-old with a ligature over his head, and thinks he might have been taking part in an online dare.
In the months after discovering her boy unresponsive, Hollie waged a fierce battle against courts and hospitals to keep her son alive.
The heartbroken mum lost a case against the High Court to keep Archie’s life-support switched on, when judges agreed with doctors to rule the young lad was “brain-stem dead”.
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