They haven't revealed his findings yet Mrrzy. But really, what can he do at this stage? The brain damage is so severe the child cannot even breathe without a ventilator. I agree that to all intents and purposes, Charlie is not actually 'alive'. In the same way that my sister's husband wasn't. He was merely a body being prevented from decomposing so that his organs could be removed for transplants. My poor sister realised that, and bravely consented to it all. But she's a doctor, and knew only too well what the 'prognosis' was. Charlie's parents are caught up in a terrible obsession of fighting for their son. The poor couple can't accept the actual situation, and one can only deeply pity them.