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@bozzalad | 23 April 18 | |
@ say.what - 23.04.18 - 07:14pm I just don't know why they would stop it, if it was their child they might see it differently, doctors aren't always right As has been proven , smacks of professional jealousy |
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@bozzalad | 23 April 18 | |
wonder what would have happened to ashya king if..........
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@mikeymk | 23 April 18 | |
When the state insists your child has to die, when you as the parents wanna try and give your child any chance to fight for the right to live, it's understandable that people should want to rise above the state. For they are just a group of people who aren't the child's family. How absolutely dare they. They stand only as an enemy of that bloodline. I would kill anyone who stands in the way of giving my kid her chance. That is survival. The state can frankly fk off, what they believe is irrelevant. |
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@9362 | 23 April 18 | |
@ bozzalad - 23.04.18 - 07:32pm As has been proven , smacks of professional jealousy Not by the courts though |
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@vampboy | 23 April 18 | |
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@bozzalad | 23 April 18 | |
@ 9362 - 23.04.18 - 08:05pm Not by the courts though ashya king? |
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@mikeymk | 23 April 18 | |
Gotta admit, this one did touch a nerve. But you have to realise. My kid was born so ill i saved her life countless times, personally, the day she was born. Even the advanced Stoke Mandeville hospital couldn't cope, and we were rushed to John Radcliffe. Every day for a year we kept her alive exhaustively. Tubes and machines and syringes for lungs and stomach, and tongue, prescription milk, every morning was a hope she was still alive. It killed us. But she survived. Every moment was for that fight. Ain't nobody in a suit we never met telling us whether they were gonna allow us to keep fighting or not. |
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@kimjongl | 23 April 18 | |
@ bozzalad - 23.04.18 - 08:17pm ashya king? Didn't they say the same thing and then private healthcare ended up up saving him? Went as far as arresting the parents if I remember correctly. |
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@vampboy | 23 April 18 | |
@ mikeymk - 23.04.18 - 08:33pm Gotta admit, this one did touch a nerve. But you have to realise. My kid was born so ill i saved her life countless times, personally, the day she was born. Even the advanced Stoke Mandeville hospital couldn't cope, and we were rushed to John Radcliffe. Every day for a year we kept her alive exhaustively. Tubes and machines and syringes for lungs and stomach, and tongue, prescription milk, every morning was a hope she was still alive. It killed us. But she survived. Every moment was for that fight. Ain't nobody in a suit we never met telling us whether they were gonna allow us to keep fighting or not. Agreed. It looks like a difficult period of child birth too. |
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@bozzalad | 23 April 18 | |
@ kimjongl - 23.04.18 - 08:35pm Didn't they say the same thing and then private healthcare ended up up saving him? Went as far as arresting the parents if I remember correctly. yup, he had no chance, apparently |
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