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Post by Jonesy1 on May 17, 2017 14:30:10 GMT
Here's the thing, it's very likely that they had hope. It's also very likely that you find the idea of hope to be nonsense. I've read enough of your posts over the years to know that you place no value on life, you have said yourself that consider your own life to be boring and consider suicide to be an acceptable solution to boredom. It probably hasn't occurred to you that the reason your life boring is because you have done nothing meaningful, because you're lazy and expect others to do it for you. As a result you don't accept that people have a better outlook of life than you and think everyone should just give up. Yes, but the legal system and medical professionals were telling them that the chances weren't great for the kid to have a decent quality of life. So what is most likely to have happened, if they'd been able to save his life with this experimental treatment, is that he'd just have to endure a lot of prolonged suffering...all the while the parents keep telling themselves that the child's suffering is 'worth it' because they haven't lost it and life for the sake of being alive is all that counts anyway. The legal system and medical professionals have been known to be wrong, however despite what you say there is absolutely no reason why these people should be shamed. None whatsoever.
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