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The child chose nothing. She really didn't know what she was choosing. The parents? That what the story is really all about. And this has nothing to do with heaven.
Blame her? For what exactly? 'Poor child
I don't blame her a bit.
Damn brave too
was this a case of assisted suicide? How is it not?The child chose nothing. She really didn't know what she was choosing. The parents? That what the story is really all about. And this has nothing to do with heaven.
All of us who have had to face death personally or with close family and friends know that sinking feeling, that a child is thankfully unaware of. Must a have been very, very difficult time for the parents.
The mom of the child is a medical professional. Why this painfully personal story was fed to the media is beyond my comprehension.
Heart-wrenching story on the choice the parents had to make. But why did it get shared in the media?"She made it clear that she doesn't want to go through the hospital again," Michelle wrote. "So we had to let go of that plan because it was selfish."
Being tired of it all.Blame her? For what exactly? 'Poor child
I don't blame her a bit.
Damn brave too
was this a case of assisted suicide? How is it not?
was this a case of assisted suicide? How is it not?The child chose nothing. She really didn't know what she was choosing. The parents? That what the story is really all about. And this has nothing to do with heaven.
All of us who have had to face death personally or with close family and friends know that sinking feeling, that a child is thankfully unaware of. Must a have been very, very difficult time for the parents.
The mom of the child is a medical professional. Why this painfully personal story was fed to the media is beyond my comprehension.
There was medical intervention to keep the child going. If an adult chose to forego medical attention -- oh wait! Children don't legally get to choose such things
Ahh, outsiders stepping in on all sides.While some ethicists disagree with their decision to listen to their daughter, according to CNN, Julianna's doctor supports them, he told CNN.
5 year olds now should get to choose what avenue of medical attention they get?was this a case of assisted suicide? How is it not?The child chose nothing. She really didn't know what she was choosing. The parents? That what the story is really all about. And this has nothing to do with heaven.
All of us who have had to face death personally or with close family and friends know that sinking feeling, that a child is thankfully unaware of. Must a have been very, very difficult time for the parents.
The mom of the child is a medical professional. Why this painfully personal story was fed to the media is beyond my comprehension.
There was medical intervention to keep the child going. If an adult chose to forego medical attention -- oh wait! Children don't legally get to choose such things
In this case?
She should. She's terminal.
We are NOT all created equal are we? Life itself, nature, is cruelPoor kid...
Okay. So one has a blog. I guess the terms of having a blog mean you MUST share these things. Okaythe article says mom had a blog..
Five year olds also believe in the Tooth Fairy, Santa Clause, The Easter Bunny, and moreThe child chose nothing. She really didn't know what she was choosing. The parents? That what the story is really all about. And this has nothing to do with heaven.
All of us who have had to face death personally or with close family and friends know that sinking feeling, that a child is thankfully unaware of. Must a have been very, very difficult time for the parents.
The mom of the child is a medical professional. Why this painfully personal story was fed to the media is beyond my comprehension.