Extreme Medicine.

[SummerRain]

Wallahi not only is this story ethically wrong but morally disturbing. As much as I can understand the passion and excitment doctors have with each medical challenge,there comes a time where you just say NO, I CAN NOT DO IT. This story is such a case.

I cant but wonder why is this child still in the custody of her parents. She should be taken aways, and they should be put in jail.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/conditio ... index.html

[biko]

[quote="Ismahan123"]Wallahi not only is this story ethically wrong but morally disturbing. As much as I can understand the passion and excitment doctors have with each medical challenge,there comes a time where you just say NO, I CAN NOT DO IT. This story is such a case.

I cant but wonder why is this child still in the custody of her parents. She should be taken aways, and they should be put in jail.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/conditio ... index.html[/quote]


The parent are not to blame here. In their eyes they are doing whats best for their daughter in a Godless society that use Hollywood as a guide to life on earth.

[SummerRain]

True, in a Godless society anything goes. However, I'm surprised that the hospital approved the doctor to perform the procedures on the poor girl. I hate when doctors and medical researchers play GOD.

[Gifted]

This screams malpractice, but I'm even more surprised at the parents. No wonder they want to remain anonymous :(