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A specialist in paediatric medicine at GOSH told the judge that Charlie was "extremely unwell" and likely to be feeling pain, adding there was a "very small" theoretical chance treatment would result in any improvement.
Let me guess: liberal statists arguing the government has ruled to end his life and the parents have no say.
How'd I do?
The parents can keep him alive on the machines if they can pay for it themselves. The British government is not willing to continue paying for medical care on an infant who is terminally ill and has zero hope of improvement.
The parents can keep him alive on the machines if they can pay for it themselves. The British government is not willing to continue paying for medical care on an infant who is terminally ill and has zero hope of improvement.
^^^This and the right-wing posters here believe our tax dollars should be used to keep baby Charlie from dying as long as possible.
The parents can keep him alive on the machines if they can pay for it themselves. The British government is not willing to continue paying for medical care on an infant who is terminally ill and has zero hope of improvement.
That's not the ruling.
You know that right?
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