Your Northam categorically stated that in Va a baby can be born, kept comfy and warm, and the Dr. and the Mother can then decide if it lives or dies. You're not a bright guy.
Not what he said. He said they can make a decision about whether a deformed baby which is dying should be resuscitated or not. How much of that is worth the effort to extend a dying babies' life by a few minutes or hours? sorry this confused you, with your magical religous thinking.
Hospitals have an internal code for cases like this. They call it CTF for "Cletus the Fetus". They go through the motions to humor the parents, but they know it's hopeless.
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What It Means:
Cletus the Fetus. Used to describe infants born at 23 weeks or earlier, where their survival rate is less than 1%. There are no confirmed cases of babies surviving at 22 weeks or earlier, which means that children born then are less likely to live than someone who just jumped off the Empire State Building.
When It's Used:
New parents have a tendency to not hear anything that doesn't fit the "Our child will survive because he is special, we are special, and we love him" paradigm. No. Little Cletus will make it no matter what those mean old overpaid white coats tell Mommy and Daddy. Because life works like Lifetime home movies.