I've even started to doubt that the judge has the courage to say ' right original order upheld'.
This is my worry too.
This case has got so huge, even across the globe, that I genuinely do fear that the Judge will allow treatment to go ahead purely because he can sense the magnitude of the uproar and the repercussions (for him and for GOSH) if he instead said that life support should be withdrawn.
I understand those concerns but I honestly doubt that the Judge will be swayed from making the Order he considers to be correct. His responsibility is to see justice is carried out - in this case, justice for Charlie.
My heart breaks for C&C but even more so for Charlie. His parents have lost sight of how best to help him (albeit through understandable grief and the need to "do something"). The Judge can only consider Charlie.
TBH, a Judge who makes decisions based on the desire to avoid possible repercussions, rather than to give justice, has no business being a Judge in the first place.
That said, I do dread to think what the after effects of all of this may be for GOSH. In all probability Charlie will pass away there, possibly quite soon, but even if the unlikely happened and he is transferred elsewhere for treatment, this treatment is still unlikely to have much use which will lead to the "GOSH should have let him be treated in March. It would have worked then. It's their fault it's not working now."
It's really a no win situation for GOSH - apart from knowing they've done what's right for little Charlie of course.