The UK Sentenced A Baby To Death
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- Опубліковано 13 лис 2023
- This past week, an eight-month-old baby named Indi Gregory passed away after the UK government chose to pull her life support plug. This occurred despite repeated appeals by the parents, a personal invitation to the Vatican hospital for treatment, and the government of Italy granting Indi citizenship and treatment options. With all the options available and at no cost to the UK, they still chose to pull the plug, ultimately resulting in the baby's death shortly afterward. This should serve as a reminder to all of how dangerous and frightening universal healthcare can be.
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This is *DISGUSTING.*
My nephew has a mitochondrial disease and was told that he likely wouldn’t live to see a year, and if he did, he wouldn’t be able to walk. He’s now 10 years old and has been playing soccer and basketball for years now. This girl had a chance to live a beautiful , flourishing life and was stripped of it.
All sorts of issues seem to have these awful prognoses that ultimately end up being so untrue. To a degree, I understand doctors not wanting to set hopes high for fear of let down for the family later, but it ultimately is not worth it when people are being put down as both dehumanized as well as literally euthanized.
I grew up with a kid who was diagnosed with this condition as a young child. He's now in his 30s. His life isn't easy and he battles a lot of pain, but he has a wife and two precious sons and can keep a desk job. His life is worth it
DRs don't know everything....
After a car accident they kept telling me to be realistic with recovery. I was like no, I’m out of here by and gave a date. They let me go home on that date saying I had made a miraculous recovery. It wasn’t miraculous. I simply didn’t let them control my beliefs about what I was capable of. The human mind is so powerful. Doctors often set people up for failure by setting reasonable expectations.
I know a woman who was told to get an abortion 40 yrs ago. They said if the baby lived she would have severe retardation. No walking or talking. The girl became an honor role student. Her daughter (the granddaughter) now owns a school for Autism. Never kill a baby on the word of a doctor or the government.
As a UK citizen, I find it disgusting how our justice system will demand a child who is critically ill to die. Yet they allow murderers and other criminals to walk free or serve a very minimal prison sentence, I always wonder how our country has fallen so low in modern times
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revolution? France did it, conman uk, all the cool kids did it 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇫🇷🇬🇧
It's because unlike the criminals, the child won't make you fear for your life, willing to give up more and more for "security" and that's sadly coming over here to the states more than I'm comfortable with,
It's ALL democratic / republic countries... Canada, Australia, USA, Sweden, Germany etc...
@@themrlupo3591it’s got nothing to do with the royal family though, it’s the government
Every single person that denied the transfer to Italy NEEDS to be charged. This must not end.
My sister has Mitochondrial Myopathy (disease) (what Indi Gregory had) and she is 15 now. The doctors said she wouldn’t live past the age of two. This is so insane to me, why the hell is this the world we live in? The girl could’ve lived a very HAPPY life if she’d gotten care. Maybe not, maybe she would’ve still died, or maybe she would’ve lived for a few years. But they shouldn’t have been able to just take that chance from the innocent child of God. And they shouldn’t be able to take that choice from her parents.
This makes me sick. Utterly disgusted
Hope your sister is doing alright
@@𝔸𝕤𝕡𝕖𝕟_𝕥𝕙𝕖_ℍ𝕦𝕗𝕗𝕝𝕖𝕡𝕦𝕗𝕗 thank you. She’s doing a lot better than she was!! :)
@@oxygendioxide regardless, it's utterly sick that they would do this, and they have such power to do that to parents. Parents that were evidently ready to care for her and fight for her. It still goes back to such lives being just a figure in the system.
Where did the question of the parents dying even come from? What of other children that have survived this and are now happy? Yes there's time and chance, but are you really going to justify such heartache and trauma on the parents' part by overally assuming the absolute worst of life? Its like justifying unaliving a normal healthy baby on the count that all these terrible things could happen. Guess what? Horrible things happen to people anyway. It does not justify this whatsoever. What's worse is that there was hope. You seriously can't tell me that the government cared so very deeply for Indie that they denied.. you know what? I think I've ranted enough.
@@valeriekatampoi216 agreed, EVERYONE involved who didn’t try to save this kid to the best of their ability is a sick human being.
Brit here - a family friend was diagnosed with ovarian cancer - they said she would need a lifetime of chemo and it’ll probably kill her. Well, she had an australian trip booked, went, went to a private cancer doctor. Turns out she didn’t have cancer, just cysts. She’s not had any treatment and she’s completely fine. There is a much darker situation in the UK than people want to believe.
sadly that is true all over. Dr Burzynski great read, watch. on him fighting the fda for 30+ years now. fighting for cancer patients rights to care. drs tell the patients nothing more we can do. go home and die. leave us alone now. but please keep paying us. patients find dr Burzynski and he offers hope, non invasive etc. at every turn mainstream drs fight him, as well as stated FDA. saying he causing harm. lol like wtf? again there 60 min documentary on it and so much more. its hell of a educational rabbit hole on how the pharmacy company actually controls fda, hospitals, medical education etc....... in the end they want the entire world pop to be SICK. 24/7 but not to sick u cant work ofc. just sick enough to get meds. but not die..... ofc small % deaths is more than ok thye still make plenty off thsoe too
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Basically state sanctioned murder by medical negligence. Your friend could have died from Chemo, for nothing.
Damnnnnn
OOF
I'm pregnant with my third child and couldn't even finish this video. Im completely broken. The thought of not only having to watch your child die but also have any help at all taken away has shattered me. Our children deserve better.
I have my fifth baby sleeping next to me. I’m crying. I truly hoped that baby w ould be ok. I’m broken and furious to hear about this.
@@StrawberrieBlondnoooo 5 babies are too much. We need to manage this better! Every human child has a cost wether it is the fertility of cultivated soil, to water to animals needing to be raised and slaughtered to the amount of habitable space for animals in this world. If u have that much money to raise 5 children give some of it to other poor folks who cannot have children for economic reasons so that poor countries’ populations CAN actually have children grow healthy and NOT die. There has to be a balance no?
@@normiepatrol3715wtf are you talking about?
@@normiepatrol3715What do you mean 5 babies is too much? What’s wrong with 5 babies, bro?
@@normiepatrol3715weirdo
As a UK citizen this hurts my heart. My son had cancer for 4 years and I know how much I fought to have him saved. Where there is life there is hope and if someone else thinks they can save a child why the hell the government etc don't let them is beyond me. Brett, look up Charlie Gard. He was sadly another baby with the same condition who's parents fought and lost the ability to fight to save their own child. It's disgusting how the government think they can play God. RIP little Indie. Things like this make my heart hurt and not remotely happy to be a British citizen 😢
I find our government absolutely disgusting for doing this, absolutely horrific behaviour, by murdering a child, taking her from her parents is horrific. At this moment, I feel ashamed to be British
I also followed Charlie Gard. The UK government is evil!!
If I remember correctly, in the case of Charlie Gard, his family had crowdfunded something like $2 million to take him to the US for an experimental treatment but the UK government said no.
This makes me absolutely sick. How DARE they kill a baby - who had a chance to live - destroy a family, and take away their last chance to be together? Money? Power? I’d give every penny I have to save that baby’s life. God, this is sickening. I can’t believe my country would do this, three times over.
I love how the government changes children’s genders in order to “protect their lives” but is willing to remove a baby from life support.
It’s been days since I put this comment up, I will not stand behind the government having that much control over the hospital, the parents and not letting another government intercede either when it was at no cost. Argue what you will but a life is always worth fighting for.
This👆
Because they never cared about children in the first place
Yah that’s fucked up and backwards
I could understand if the parents made this decision. But why TF is the government stepping in. UK needs to wake up. Today it’s 1 baby. Tomorrow it’s 10. Blink and suddenly it’s thousands. And Americans take notes because you know the Left would love to have that kind of power here
Children cannot legally change their gender in the UK.
I feel so bad for that family. No one should have to go through what they went through.
I agree The parents should sue them
The parents have every right to sue and every reason to WIN
If this case happened in the US, it would absolutely qualify for a malpractice suit. Going over her life, as her father outlined on their gofundme, it sounds like she had Pearsons syndrome. That’s a “bubble boy” type condition. If they had just shown a LITTLE concern over the ease with which she’d get sick and how severe each illness would be on her, rather than roughly switching her to normal wards and acting shocked when she got sick, she may never have needed the breathing tube.
@@blaizegottman4139it’s socialized healthcare. Sadly have no grounds to sue on
This Chad again
I was already horrified by this story but then I saw the pictures of a sweet, alert, happy-looking little girl and my anger and sorrow for the parents climbed to a whole new level. If she's in "terrible" pain, she sure doesn't look it. I would ALMOST understand if little Indi was laying there without any awareness of her surroundings but that didn't look to be the case, and that hurts my heart so much.
I completely agree with you on this. It is absolutely horrifying that a government can choose to take someone's, a CHILD'S no less, life, and force her parents to do it. But also something that is also pretty horrible, is to go straight from talking about this poor beautiful girl's life, to talking about merch and sponsorships and stuff. I get you have to make money, but that's a little extreme.
Nah
@user-zw9co9vd9hright-wingers most common argument when they see something they don't like is "nuh-uh, that's not true"
I'm usually not a commenter but holy shit the amount of anger I have after learning about this is immeasurable! This is absolutely INSANE! My heart goes out to the parents and any other families that have been through this.
The things in this world is making even the quiet people speak
I feel exactly the same way. We are out here in the real world, minding our own business, trying to do the right thing but the people interacting with the media are loud and crazy making it seem like that’s what the people want . And we are just quietly dealing with it all. And it weights on my heart .
They had already done that multiple times.
Read about kids like Alfie Evans (granted care in Poland)
Archie Bettersbee (the court hearing in Strasburg - something that is for UE members like a Supreme Court for Americans - was denied)
Charlie Gards (help granted in USA)
And not talking about cases like Yusuf Nazir where their were DENIED BED.
And those are only those ones that get into the public/internet/went viral.
I do not even want to know how many more are out there and how many families were tore apart by it.
@@user-qn4kl2us2h Sounds like the UK government has the blood of many children on their hands. I would not want to be them when the time comes:
Matthew 25:40-45
40 And the King shall answer and say unto them, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.
41 Then shall he say also unto them on the left hand, Depart from me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and his angels:
42 For I was an hungred, and ye gave me no meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me no drink:
43 I was a stranger, and ye took me not in: naked, and ye clothed me not: sick, and in prison, and ye visited me not.
44 Then shall they also answer him, saying, Lord, when saw we thee an hungred, or athirst, or a stranger, or naked, or sick, or in prison, and did not minister unto thee?
45 Then shall he answer them, saying, Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye did it not to one of the least of these, ye did it not to me.
Yes. I have literal rage over this!
I'm italian, and always proud to live in my country. Just wanted to add something, other than my best wishes for those parents that lost a child in a terrible way like this one. Here in Italy we do have public health care, but we also have specific laws that prevent this type of behaviour from the public health care system itself. What I mean is that parents in Italy, have always the last word on deciding what to do with their child, so if they wanna try to go in other countries, private facilities, or whereever they feel like it, they are allowed to do so. It's just an example of a good way to do public health care, but still keeping the choices on what to do towards the patients (or their parents in this case)
Rest in peace to this little life lost way too early. We wish we could have helped you here.
Keep up the good work Brett
This !!
Same for Canada and Germany. Kind of annoyed that we Canadian got put in the same boat as the UK...
You are Italian so be real, the Italian left wouldn't have moved a finger for that poor baby 😑 thankfully the right parties were voted this time.
Yes, a Czech person here. Not all public health care systems would allow this. This is not an example or a reason why all public health care systems suck. This is a reason why one country's specific public health care system sucks. We love our public health care system and appreciate our doctors. US health care system is totally mindboggling and wrong to us, because we have a good quality free health care and always an option to pay for extra stuff or go to private provider if something isn't covered by the public system. Everybody can afford to go to a doctor.
@@biancaenera2500 5 years ago the same thing happened to a child named Alfie Evans and he was also granted italian citizenship during an italian left government
As an American citizen, I have to agree with this. Americans are so ignorant when it comes to public healthcare in other countries. Meanwhile, most Americans dont have access to see a doctor when we should. Its behind a paywall. Just to give birth in the country costs thousands of dollars.
While this story is heartbreaking, so many Americans die from not getting proper healthcare in our country.
Massive thanks to Italy for everything they've tried to do 🙏 these situations are horrific and my heart goes out to any family dealing with this. Rest in peace, Indi ❤️
I do urge everyone to share and repost this in order to bring awareness to what is happening in the UK and can quickly begin happening in the US. People need to wake up and do something!!! Thank you for sharing this horrific story, Brett.
As the mother of a child with Down Syndrome, who is also a cancer survivor, this absolutely terrifies me. This happened in Florida about 10 years ago, so this isn't limited to Universal Healthcare.
Really? Can you tell us more about that? I didn't know that it could happen in the US as well
@@neverknowntruelove i cannot speak for the op who posted the comment but to my knowledge: most private health insurance companies are predatory and more often than not, the hospital/doctors receiving that insurance money they pull the plug once the insurance had been maxxed. Now to be honest- private healthcare can be great and give you more flexibilty with treatment options BUT most insurance corps are suuuuper unregulated and slimey hence why the sky-high costs in the USA. Also- the hospital administrators are THE WORST. These types usually don't have any medical training but supervise the billing process-- it is insane how much these people drive up the prices!!!
@@VKS_314can't happen in the us the doctors are not allowed to refuse treatment for lack of payment.
That's why hospital bills used to stack up.
It wasn't 1 visit that bankrupted people it was series of visits and treatments that would stack up to 100of thousands.
Look up the hypocratic oath.
Really good [original] post as well as the most recent comment.
@@VKS_314yeah but an insurance company can’t STOP you from going to another country for free treatment, big difference on that point
I was just talking with my mom about an old acquaintance of mine who lost her 12 year old son. He was on his bike and a car hit him, putting him in a coma. On day 3 the doctors came in stated that the insurance had run out and simply pulled the plug, despite all the pleading of family members. He would’ve been 26 or 27 today. These people do not care about us.
Health insurance in America has nothing to do with the UK.
_oh no? But just think. It's happening everywhere, whether you like it or not. Even in America..Search it, do your research. It's basic common sense._
@@Sam-zu5mr Are you just coping ?
Thats terrible. But at least I understand why. This baby they refused for no reason I understand.
@@ceasarsaran8573both are for no reason. No amount of money warrants a child’s life.
My country also has universal healthcare, but i've never heard of anything like this happening here, this is insane.
Italy too have universal healthcare and we don t remove the plug from children...
Saying this is what happens with free healtcare is just wrong lmao
Canada has the same type of health care and this has never happened
Using the word free is just wrong lmao you pay for it@@badkataeuw97
The UK is simply a very corrupt nation with a very vorrupt and incompetent government. I've heard of worse stories from just the UK alone. All countries are corrupt though.
Add Australia to that list. Free healthcare and control over where we get treatment. We don't pull the plug on ANYONE unless we get permission from their family or Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA). What happened to Indy is something that is a UK Government thing...
Every time I see cases like this, where the child is "deleted" due to some medical condition, I can't help but think of how close this is to eugenics. If people who have this condition could live up to 20 years and more, and the Italian government and hospital were offering to take on the burden of medical bills, why not let them?
This case has become public but I wonder how many more like this happened, with people who didn't have external help and no public media coverage
I have a autistic daughter, and we thought that she would never talk. Now at 10 years old, she can talk and she can communicate with other teachers, students, etc!
That’s amazing!
When my mum was pregnant 2 doctors said that my sister wouldn't make it.
1 even advised an abor*
because my mother was very sick at that time.
My sister was born a bit premature, but healthy.
They said it was a wonder. She just turned 39
She has a daughter of her own & life is fine.
This brings huge hope for my 4yr old...it breaks my heart, I don't know what he's thinking 😢 congrats to your family x
And that has what to do with this?
@@ThePlumGeneral44those with autism often also have a mitochondrial dysfunction
“She was in pain.” Yeah, and so are a lot of people who deal with chronic life long and often times debilitating issues who are HAPPY and FIGHTING to be alive! Deciding if someone should live based off of medical issues is downright disrespectful to everyone who is living with medical issues. This is literally sick. The only peace I have from this situation is the fact that that beautiful baby girl is in a much better place now, even if she was robbed of living a longer life.
Cant agree more this is just murder.
It's just one of their MANY fucked up excuses!!
@@marcelsgrootexactly!!
The same people saying that will also say your elderly grandparents don’t need pain meds because they might get addicted.
100%. I've had a medically difficult life and it just made me appreciate my life more. It made me stronger. That poor baby was robbed of that chance to become strong and enjoy whatever amount of life she had.
Disgusting is exactly the right word.
This is the textbook definition of first-degree murder.
I recall when COVID was taking lives, and the UK had signs everywhere stating, "Do not overload our NHS." As if people could 100% avoid catching the virus! Italy seems to believe that more can be done to help babies who are sentenced to death in the UK. I pray that no other baby/child is sentenced to the NHS Death Row! May God bless Italy and its healthcare workers and whoever was responsible for offering the baby and its parents citizenships so that this baby could have a chance. And the other child as well. ❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙌👐👏👏👏
At the end of the day, the government basically ended a BABYS LIFE over basically nothing, and now the parents are gonna have to live with the fact that their government denied their baby treatment
I'd have packed my shit and left for Italy after that.
I feel so bad for the parents. The pain of losing a child is the worst pain that I have ever felt. It's not supposed to happen that way. Your child is supposed to bury you. Not the other way around. No matter what anyone tells you. It makes you feel like a failure of a parent because you think that you failed to protect them.
But in fact you tried your VERY HARDEST to do so.🥺 I pray over these families
Sorry to be that guy but…. It’s spelled *BURY not “berry”.
@@joebungus3447 It was pretty funny :D
The death of a child will forever leave a void. It is a horrible tragedy, one that I pray I will never have to endure. But the safest place for a child is in the arms of the Lord. I’m sorry for your loss.
@@joebungus3447 my bad I was using speech to text and missed it.
I think, it's not because of universal healthcare. Italy is under universal healthcare since 1978 but apparently found what was done to the baby inhumane. In my opinion, the UK court made an error of judgement. That it had to intervene is a mystery to me.
I can’t finish this video at all without bursting into tears everytime her photo pops up.. those innocent eyes.. that have no idea what’s happening, I can’t imagine how the parents are feeling…oh gosh I would fall into a deep depression if that were me.. dear god , I hope indi rests peacefully in your arms.. this is so heart breaking
If you've lost a child you can understand why any parent would hold onto ANY hope that was offered. 😢
Which is why in this case the rights of the child overrule the rights of the hysterical parents.
@@adamcaldwell5646 What do you mean by hysterical parents?
@@111sconeful perhaps hysterical is a strong word, I mean that you can totally sympathise with the parents wanting keep their child alive. But enough is enough. It isn't right keeping a child alive through treatment that causes excruciating pain, with no hope of recovery. That's why the decision to end life support was made.
@adamcaldwell5646 you have definitely not lost a child, nor have visited St. Judes hospital. The government didn't have the right. It was the parents' choice. Every day, people go through painful medical procedures. That excuse by the judges was to ease their conscience.
@@111scone bro. If you can literally not be cured in anyway, nor be made to have a stable condition where you wouldn’t die within half an hour of being separated from life support you are literally torturing the person.
This is what people need to be protesting in the streets
Yes, this and not whatever tf Harry's last tweet was
Yes finally some protesting that is actually useful to this country, instead of letting immigrants protest and riot about another country's issues.
YES!!!!
Nah, they're too busy protesting over pronouns and trannys.
Yes!
There is only one logical answer for why the UK wouldn't let them take the baby elsewhere for care, and it is eugenics. As someone with a genetic syndrome I find this terrifying.
There is no rational reason for it though. The UK government has become toltalitarian. I live in Scotland and I think it's just abhauling that the UK government is so controlling. The main reason I'm in the midst of trying to move country. While yes everywhere in the world right now is shit, still there's places better than this.
This is absolutely horrific and the result of a society that does not respect life in the womb. There’s literally no end to it.
I can’t even finish this video. This story is too heartbreaking, as I’m holding my 5 month baby girl. I’m praying for Indi’s parents as they mourn this loss.
...Now I have a newfound respect for Italy, and hope they remain strong with their convictions and sane conscience against the current delusions of others.
My oldest daughter spent 10 days in NICU at 9mos old for what was determined to be a rare genetic metabolic disorder, just like baby Indi (not the same disorder).
We celebrated her 24th birthday last week. She's happy & healthy, Working in child care and preparing to go to uni after just finishing 2 years at the community college.
Fortunately she had not gone to the extreme of suffering brain damage, though many do. Her metabolic specialist at the time told us he knew only 1 person with her condition over the age of 30 bc children with her condition before that all died young. Her treatment? Monitor protein intake and weekly self administered vitamin B12 injections. That's all. This was in the USA where everyone is saying health care is so awful.
This just tore my heart out. Having a life end far too quickly. Praying for her family. 🙏
Our special needs daughter made it one month shy of her 10th birthday because the hospital fought FOR her. She went to Heaven in 2014 but we got a DECADE with her!!! I can’t fathom what this family is going through!!!!!
I’m so sorry for your loss. Praying God strengthens you and your family until you are reunited with your sweet girl.
I'm so sorry! I have multiple friends and family member who went through things like this, and it's so horrible 💔 I'm praying for you, for strength and comfort.
I’m sorry for your loss❤️❤️❤️
My deepest condolences 🙏🏻
So sorry for the loss of your Daughter🙏❤️
When I was born, I had fluid in my lungs. It was so bad, the doctors noticed my breathing problems immediately and put me in the NICU. My parents didn't even have a chance to hold me. They said I wouldn't make it through the night. Yet, by the grace of God, here I am. Indi's tragedy hits close to home. No government should dictate who is healthy enough to survive and who isn't, let alone for innocent infants who can't even speak.
Where was this?
@@celery7810 Alabama 1988. I want to say in Northport? Might have been in Tuscaloosa. I'll have to ask the folks again.
God is good to all the innocent, good and pure. And he punishes all those who break the moral laws, he does so with special wrath to all who dare take away innocent life.
Your life has unquantifiable value, thankfully the doctors didn't play God and pulled truly life saving assistance from you.
After my neighbor got pregnant the doctors said if she went through with the pregnancy the baby would probably die shortly after or before, and that it would be easier and less expensive to end it now. She refused and nine months later they told her her baby wouldn’t last more than a few days and they should stop giving treatment. They kept saying that for two months and now he’s almost two years old and living his best life. There’s always a chance and miracles happen
You was probably swapped 😂
Thank you for shedding more light onto an important matter like this.
Absolutely repulsive
As a mommy of a NICU survivor expecting my second, my heart aches for them. Lord, wrap this family in your arms. May Indi find peace with her Heavenly Father. May her parents find comfort in the worlds support for this injustice.
You'd think the "Lord" wouldn't have sent a baby that was going to die..
@@Alastair_the sins of man brought on death & disease, not God.
@@Alastair_you’d also think people with little compassion for a grieving family would keep ignorant comments to themselves. but hey, that’s just me.
@@Alastair_The Lord permits tragedies to happen because He will bring something good out of it. We may or cannot see what good can come of it. We may never see it. That is why we have faith. We have faith that Indi's death will not be in vain. We have faith that something good will come out of Indi's death. Faith is believing in something or someone that cannot be explained or at least fully explained. I hope this provides you clarification.
@@Alastair_ We don't know if the baby was going to die, but the government made sure it happened
I remember a story happening at about 2017 or so that was very similar to this that happened in the UK. There was a newborn baby that could've been possibly treated, and Italy offered citizenship and was willing to treat the baby. However, the UK government said the baby needed to "die with dignity" and unfortunately the baby died. It's sad.
Update: Brett mentioned the baby's name. It was Alfie.
And Charlie guard...its so sad
Die with dignity? It's a baby, IT NEVER GOT THE CHANCE TO VALUE IT'S OWN EXISTENCE
I swear, their not even content with abortions anymore, they are straight up doing what death cults have been doing way back then
Charlie Gard was 2017, Alfie in 2018. I'm confident at this point that there are more
I remember 😢
@@cheesypeas5230 well, I believe in the case of Alfie, there was a chance of recovery and for him to live a healthy life. Moreover, I don't understand how Italy taking in one baby to give him a chance at life would cause any child to not receive healthcare. If I am wrong, please provide statistics and factual data that would prove people's children would not be able to receive healthcare because Italy would have taken in Alfie back in 2018. Also, I am sure the people commenting can balance a check book. If they can't, cite your sources 😂. Otherwise, you are just slandering them to make them seem less credible, which is a fallacy - and usually people do this when they have little to no argument for their position 😂😂😂.
Oh and something else, I was simply stating that what happened to Alfie back in 2018 was sad. Are you going to seriously try to push back on my point and say that a death of a baby is not sad? If you are not trying to push back on my statement that Alfie's death was sad, then why are you even commenting? You're just wasting everyone's time including your own 😂.
I still remember baby Alfie. The UK bullied the young parents until they took him off life support. The US offered to care for him and the UK courts blocked his transfer.
uk is fucked
In Hungary, we also have a very similar system, but to decide about a child life is not in the goverments hand. It's in the parents hand, they can choose that they not covering it, but they didn't say that the child has to die. If they decide about it, you can pay for it out of pocket, they allow you to go t anywhere else and have treatment for them.
it's really sad to hear that how the UK works.
As someone who lives in the uk, the healthcare system is ruined. Dying people can’t get seen and the waiting lists for meds are years long. It’s horrible, and it’s not even free, meds are expensive and it’s hard to get them for free.
This is the kind of healthcare our current government is trying to force us, in the USA, to accept. Colleges and universities, along with social media and television, or teaching our younger generation, and easily influenced people that socialized medicine is the best type of healthcare. If people stand up for themselves and don’t accept this kind of garbage, the world can’t have its one world government. This is the reason why this is all happening.
Prescriptions were never free anyway
American's seem to think its all free. They don't live in that system. I have military insurance in America and it is basically Socialized Healthcare. They dictate whether or not your care is medically necessary. The insurance tried to tell me that my developmentally delayed child didn't need to have developmental services covered. Make it make sense. This is what America wants. People are getting worse because of the long wait times. I have worked since I was 16 and I never demand anything for free. I was taught to work hard for everything I have and not expect it to be handed over on a silver platter.
I was looking up stuff about universal healthcare, and one of the downsides is the waiting time is long.
@@FlutePlayer777 TriCare West/East? Yeah, they are HARSH with prior authorizations. I had a pediatric patient that needed a prior authorization (7 business day wait) for a pair of $36 crutches. The only other choice was to drive to another state to find a contracted provider to supply them same day, or have an out of state contracted national provider mail it in with a 5 business day wait. We took a gamble on the prior authorization, and thankfully it was done within two business days. Still too long for a pair of $36 crutches... Suggested the patient should just buy them outright and then send a claim to TriCare West/HNFS but they were insistent on having TriCare West pay for them. It's been 4 months since then and TriCare West still never paid the claim, haha.
Thank you Italy for offering your kindness. No one should be denied a chance a life. I hope this little sweetheart rests well.
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You also have to thank Italy's free healthcare system, but looking at the fact that this platform definitely has its own agenda and spin on facts, I'm not likely to hear people doing that.
It’s not free, you pay these things called taxes.
@@gifthorse3675 No shit, in fact I deeply dislike that term myself but unfortunately in America that is often the only term they understand although misleading.
They were not offering a chance of life, they were offering a chance to prolong the child's suffering.
As a baby I was on life support I was born with a metabolic illness very rare called LCHAD right now I'm working hard to get rid of my feeding tube but back as a baby people made a diary I now read because they thought I was going to die and the notes in it sounds like they where writting down my last days not realizing I would be 16 and reading it in the future I'm so happy I was kept opitunity to fight for my life because I leaved a healthy happy life and I'm very resilient and I'm just like a normal kid and I don't struggle I live I Canada though and they actually miss diganosed me at first we know now it's not my diganosis because I was suppost to die at 14 but I turned 16 this December
Very important story. Thanks for staying on top of it. This feels like a tipping point.
The father stated that nurses and doctors exaggerated their daughter’s pain to support the denial of transfer to Italy. This whole case is so appalling. This is murder by the state and I cannot imagine the pain and rage these parents must be feeling. Our Western culture is spiralling down into a moral abyss. I live in Canada and we have our own problems with so-called ‘compassionate’ euthanasia.
Who are you going to trust? A father in denial or trained medical professionals who spent over ten years of their lives in specialist medical schools?
@@British_Roguegonna trust the father who didn’t just murder a kid. It’s not just the judges fault, following orders is not an excuse.
@@British_RoguePain is not on the same level as death regardless. That's part of the point of this comment.
MAS Impretty sure is requested by the one... suffering? Should only really be allowed whem your going to die, cannot take it anymore, or have no hope of recovery
@@British_Rogue I trust the parents of a child more than the government to decide what's best for them. If we're gonna trust the "authorities" on everything might as well discard free will and live solely for the whims of Big Brother
The fact that she didn't die for "a few hours" after they removed the life support is enough of an indicator that there was still hope and the government should not have murdered this poor girl. I'm just praying our government never reaches this level
Murdered? It's the removal of the life support that ended things.
He's saying that the removal of life support was the act of murder
@@Bessie_Binkmen123 Well, that's just dishonest framing of information. It also invalidates the first clause of his sentence.
I mean if you wanna argue semantics then sure but like forcing someone to agree with the death of their child when they said no is kinda iffy no matter how you phrase it
@@British_Roguemurder is the ending of another's life through physical means, they physically removed life support against the families concent killing a defenceless child. Sounds like murder to me
They what!? What in the hell did i just hear. Those in charge deserve to go to prison for the rest of their life and live with the consequences of their terrible actions. This should NEVER happen. To the mother and father of the baby, I will keep you in my prayers. Y'all have just went through one of the most tragic events in life and I can only feel for what you are going through as a parent.
I honestly don’t know what to say but I really hope those parents are doing ok, the pain they feel is unbearable and the hospital is unforgivable
Its not the hospitals fault. They were just following orders from the government! This is why universal "free" Healthcare needs to stay out of the US.
Italy is a truly amazing country for trying to help with this situation. I wish it could have worked out! Prayers for this family as they heal from this experience ❤️
As a side note, this is technically the UK sentencing an Italian to death… so Italy has full rights to be very upset over this.
@@Purplesnowie-mf7gl no it's not, she was a UK citizen by law, I don't agree with what the UK did at all and they should have allowed her to go to Italy as per the parents wishes. this isn't the first time this has happened in the UK either... there was a little boy a few years ago that this happened too the UK government pulled the plug on that poor little kid too, I think Italy also offered to grant him citizenship too but it was refused... it's abhorrent behaviour from the UK judges and needs to be stopped - they should not hold such power, things like this should go into arbitration with the parents, and the parents should ultimately have the right to take their child out of the country if they so wish.
Italy has the opposite problem, where they never, ever, unplug the machines, not even when asked by a conscious adult patient.
@@arx3516I don’t know if that’s the case though after 2019. They’re still very strict on it, but they should be able to legally unplug the machines, at least with consent, right? I don’t live in Italy anymore, so I can’t say for sure. It’s just something I read online.
@@jjharson7344she got Italain citizenship
I would have kidnapped my own child and took her to Italy on a boat if it meant saving her . I can’t believe this has happened . She was probably being treated at the same hospital I gave birth to my own daughter : the Royal Derby Hospital . I’m so sorry for their loss. I’ve been putting off reading up about this story because it’s harrowing . I can’t even imagine their pain. Currently holding my 3 month old tightly . God bless the parents and her family . Sleep well little angel.
That’s why they refused to let the parents take Indi home.
It says in the video that she died shortly after being taken off life support, so you wouldn't have made it to the docks.
I think anyone would have kidnapped their own child, but she was on life support so they couldn’t move her without medical help
@@foiblemooch2686it said in thr video several *HOURS* after being taken off life support
@@Namsu-hyeon_xxxa gun can get u a lot of help fast
This is absolutely disturbing on so many levels
as a British-Canadian this makes me sick
I am studying vet medicine and by roommates are studying various medical degrees. When I showed them this the rage and anger that filled the room. This was a slap in the face to everything we believed in. We had no words this is a dystopia. This makes me sick
Humans aren't animals. If you can't tell the difference, id consider choosing a different career path.
Plus if it was an animal in that position, no vet in the world would keep it alive unnecessarily. That's the difference. Animals get better humane medical treatment. They don't suffer for long, as they get uthenized.
Well that's the point of the video, to provoke emotion. It doesn't mention that the USA has a far worse Infant mortality rate than the UK or that the Vatican hospital in the video was recently accused of profiteering by overcrowding their hospital leading to the death of Eight children from a superbug caused by unsanitary conditions. Or that the same Vatican hospital was caught syphoning funds to buy luxury apartments. It doesn't mention that the Vatican hospital didn't actually tell the UK doctors what the treatment was going to be (why keep it a secret)
@@Sam-zu5mrSo a vet can’t show outrage in medical practices cuz it’s being done to humans & not animals?Bad medicine is bad medicine.
If you want to get technical, humans are indeed animals. We are evolved members of the Animalia kingdom. Hominids, from the family of primates in the mammalian class of vertebrate.
Obviously not what you meant by “animals” but as you seemed to dismiss someone’s distain in bad medical practices cuz they weren’t done to your definition of a human, it seemed needing in being pointing out.
@@Sam-zu5mrHumans are literally animals.
This just breaks my heart. That poor family. All the damn higher-ups that participated in this needs to be held accountable.
AND the "people" who "liberal"ly voted "them" in
When is the next damn election? Vote them out, change the system and laws for the better, then arrest them. (I know that's so much easier said than done, but it NEEDS to be!)
@@charlesws7825The cowboy in your pfp would agree. As do I. Sickening. That family should apply for Italian citizenship. Get out of Britton.
Ultimately they will pay, when they meet their maker. They will be ashamed they decided to play God.
Unbelievable. Why would a Judge sentence a 8 MONTH OLD BABY to death?
Ashamed and horrified to say this poor child is not the first they have done this to.
This is murder. This is a group of people w/ way too much power that are worried about being exposed as wrong about this poor girl’s health. It’s sinister.
My point is when did the parents not have the right to seek the best care available.
@@brettpolach1687 thats what i want to know
@@brettpolach1687 Its UK law, which is stupid
Grow up. It's called REALITY. People die ever minute...the baby is lucky she was on life support for a bit.
It's still ONE life. Yeah, it's sad. But it's not like the government decided "I'm kill some kids today". -.-
Also...as someone who's Dad works DIRECTLY with this case. I can tell you some of the information is wrong. It WOULD cost money. So the REAL facts need to be exposed.
Don't speak if you don't know what you're talking about. People die. That's life. You don't want it, I don't want it.
But you wanna complain then go to God because the government is TRYING unlike Canada who really WILL silence you.
It’s literally no different if they pull the plug on an adult on life support as sad as it is sometimes it can be best option.
As a uk citizen this seems just about right. Our country has been slowly grasping control over us(just look up 15 minute neighbourhood) and it hurts me so much. My home country will fall apart and I almost want it to. I can’t put up with being treated like lab rats anymore.
So what's so bad about 15 minute neighbourhoods?
@@LobyDobsterI’m curious about this too. Seems like a great idea to me!
@LobyDobster you can't go to another "15 min city" and this can happen, if your loved ones resulted on another city you'll have to ask for permission and they can or not granted for you, if they did the visit is only for 15 min, if you need medical care to take you to another city you're good as dead, and so on, and so forth.
Unfortunately 15 minute cities are being setup in the US as well. It feels like we’re a frog in a pot of water with the boil slowly intensifying.
@@rgonzalez7170 So in the UK they actually want to do it that strictly? Cause I'm all for good city design, but mass control like this is completely different.
This is despicable
Government funded healthcare does not have to lead to dystopian outcomes. It has existed for decades in my country and sh*t like this situation does not occur. Private health care also exists in my country, so citizens can choose what they can afford. They are also free to leave and seek medical care overseas if they so choose. We generally try to help our citizens to live.
My baby is 5 days old today. I can’t even fathom this kind of situation. Absolutely horrific. I can’t imagine the pain that her family is going through right now. We can’t allow this kind of overreach anywhere!
Hey congrats!
Congrats on your little bean! Wishing you all the best!
Wishing a healthy and happy life for you little baby!❤
@@khuzla Ha! that's what I called my baby girl 😻 One of her nicknames is still Beanie 😸
The specialist doctors who kept the baby alive for eight months longer than she otherwise would have been alive for gave their professional verdict. A verdict they spent over a decade in training for.
What was Vatican City going to do? Pray for the child?
Did I hear Brett say that the child fought for life for several hours after life support was stopped?! 😢 That is beyond inhumane and cruel! Not to mention violating basic human rights, and also committing murder to prevent losing money. They will only be held accountable if the people do it.
Yes....several hours.....not enough time to get to Italy.
You do know how short a flight that is, right? Less than two hours. And she could have been airlifted in a medical unit on life support.
@@hannah-mary sure, it's a long shot but possible.
But if you are interested in saving lives the USA has a much worse infant mortality rate than the UK.
Also more women die in childbirth in the USA than in the Gaza strip. Which is kinda crazy.
Not saying the UK system is perfect but it seems a bit nuts to say it's terrible when the USA is behind a country where hospitals get shelled
@@foiblemooch2686This is the stupidest comment on here the child would not have been removed from life support to fly to Italy the child would have been transported in an incubator while still on everything she needed to survive. How do you think medical airlifts work?
It has nothing to do with losing money. The cost of Indi's care would have been a drop in the ocean to the NHS.
These judges are disgusting for not allowing this precious baby to be treated in Italy as she was so so young and technology and the advancements being made every day, this was completely evil of them to do this.
If people with that baby’s disease have suvived in their 20s and long then this is straight up murder
This is so evil, cruel, sickening, and disgusting. I'm so proud of my country, Italy and our FREE healthcare but run by a conservative government. Viva l'Italia! 🇮🇹❤️
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It's not free, dingbat. You're paying for it. It's called taxes. It's never free.
But I mean, kudos on you and the vatican. That's the good thing about Catholics. They are very very pro life.
What are the laws on abortions and can transgender minors transition?
@@beautyandbrainz abortion is (terribly) legal, but but minors transitioning is luckly not a thing here (yet😖😫)
@@Nike_from_ItalyI'm definitely not going to make any friends here (well, for all I care) but the fact that you think it's horrible to be able to have a legal abortion irritates me.
A woman has the right to do what she wants with her body and if she does not wish to have children, it is her right, regardless of the reason.
Then, for information, even if it were Illegal it would not prevent abortion, on the other hand there would be a lot of deaths since it would be carried out in disastrous conditions.
But hey, I imagine that the lives of women who have experienced rape, incest or who do not have the financial means to provide a good life for a child are less important in your eyes than a bunch of cells that are not even a human embryo when eliminated from the body.
And even if their lives matter to you, the problem with your sentence is that it also comes from those who think like this.
@Gonzora sorry to bud in, but i just wanna point out that if a woman chooses not to have children, they should be more careful… mistakes do happen and that’s a concenquence that she will have to deal with. killing an innocent child that u created isn’t ok on any level, especially due to careless reasons. in the case of rape, sa, etc. I believe that the woman should be given a choice, but statistically over 90% of abortions are not for that reason… bringing in such an exception doesn’t justify the other 90+% of the cases
I had seen this story on instagram and I cannot believe someone could be this horrible and chooses to let a child die.
It's so sad, society cares less and less about babies and children more and more i hate this so much
SERIOUSLY - Have you SEEN the "people" who are "voted into office? AND the "people" who voted "them" INTO said offices - they take peoples lives very "liberal"ly - ESPECIALLY if those lives aren't close to "them"
You clearly haven't been paying attention to planned Parenthood then :/
I never thought any kind of civilized government would do this. This is why the voices of the governed matters.
@@micahm7123 Oh trust me, I know the BS planned parenthood does. They nearly had my mom abort me when all she went there for was help to get through her pregnancy, not get rid of me. 😒
This is absolutely sick
Just sickening
In Italy, the concept of hospital care is different from "seeking healing." In fact, there are conditions from which one cannot be completely healed, but which can still be cured (from "taking care"). For some Italian doctors Indi could be cured: maybe it wouldn't get better, but there are children's hospitals here that are really state-of-the-art and house so many children, even non-Italian children, their families and parents become active participants in the care of their children. Indi's life may not have been the life of a "normal" child, but it was a life full of meaning, for her, for her family, and for the Italian hospital staff who testify daily to their love and vocation for their profession, as stated in the Hippocratic Oath.
you perfectly described it: brava!
I heard a similar story once of premature twins who were denied life saving medication because the hospital had a policy on not “wasting” the medicine on babies under a certain amount of weeks. Despite the babies being otherwise fully capable of surviving if they only got the medicine to help their lungs develop. That story still guts me to this day 💔💔
When there is scarcity in supplies, humans lose their humanity and resort back to their primitive and savage nature.
Yes I remember this story
What is the point of trying to kill the child. I am soo curious, it’s a random baby idk why they are being soo petty about it. It affects them in no way, shape, or form to move the baby to Italy. People got too much time on their hands to be this petty🤦🏿♂️
How come this story isn’t bigger!?!? This story is absolutely disgusting how could anyone do something like that to a baby or anyone!!! The government is pure evil.
I love how changing a child’s sex is life saving, but god forbid their parents want actual medical care for them!!!
I don't love it.
You know this is satire, right?
@@kdcwilliams1839 why the fuck would a baby dying be satire?
This is absolutely horrible. Why would anyone do such a horrible thing. I can only imagine how the parents feel right now. I pray for the family.🙏
SERIOUSLY - Have you SEEN the "people" who are "voted into office? AND the "people" who voted "them" INTO said offices - they take peoples lives very "liberal"ly - ESPECIALLY if those lives aren't close to "them"
"Power doesn't corrupt, it enables" -Some famous person.
She kinda explained the reason
@mtl4386 Shut Up, Commie.
@@mtl-4386care to elaborate? You can't just claim something like that without anything to back your claim
Italy: You ever seen Saving Private Ryan?
UK: You ever seen Old Yeller?
It's a mad world and a difficult time... my condolences to the family.
That's so disgusting what the UK courts did. They will face judgement.
It’s cute how you think there’ll be actual repercussions.
What judgement will they face? Is it mercy or murder?
I think they mean religious repercussions? Like hell or something
@@devoteeofmediocrity821 It's cute how you think you know so much when there is so much we don't know.
@@devoteeofmediocrity821right, brits are too individualistic they don't care as long as it doesn't happen to them directly. Leaving an outraged comment on yt is as far as they'll go
I'm really proud of Italy & Vatican....but wow this is absolutely sick. Someone will pay for this baby's life
I agree! They may have done some crappy stuff in the past...but at least understand innocent of new borns/babies
This is not the first time. One family raised enough money to bring their son to the US to see a specialist and they wouldn't let them.
Praise God for hell
What life?
@@QUEENOBSCUREcrappy? 😂 Oh my. You're funny. Some crappy staff. They are criminals. I mean Vatican of course..
Absolutely evil.
This is absolutely ridiculous, atrocious, and disgusting
I do not live in the UK and I do not have say over what the judges do. But any human with common knowledge should know that, that precious baby needs help and would do anything to save that baby ❤
That was not the case and I feel like throwing up because they didn’t just let the baby die. THEY TOOK HER OF LIFE SUPPORT, EVEN AFTER SHE BECAME A ITALIAN CITIZEN!!!!!
I remember that 2021 case. It was a girl named Alta Fixsler and the father was American and also an Israeli citizen. Government officials in both the U.S. (God bless America!) and Israel tried to get her out, and there were doctors in both countries willing to treat her, but the UK held her hostage and insisted on killing her. Absolutely horrendous and heartbreaking.
That is absolutely horrible, I can’t believe that BOTH countries tried to help her but nothing helped🙁
I've seen a plaque in a synagogue in her memory.
OMG
I was my father's eldest and he wasn't married. The day I had to make the call to take him off life support was the worst day of my life. Even thinking about the government making that decision against my wishes breaks my heart.
Thank you Bret for sharing their stories
My heart goes to this family
So evil and absolutely heartbreaking. There is no reason or excuse for this. I am speechless - there is nothing else I can say. I am horrified and heartbroken.
As a mother of three, this truly broke my heart. How dare they rob this child of a chance to get the care she needs that another country was going to cover. I never want to go to the UK ever now
same here. it is horrendous what they've done.
Oh no! I'm absolutely inconsolable that some random, with no medical knowledge doesn't want to visit the Uk after expressing phony outrage at medical professionals for getting a court ruling to ensure the child (who was dying according to their professional testimony) didn't go through prolonged suffering by going through an experimental treatment which offered no guarantees to the family. In fact they were confident that there was no room for recovery. Are you a doctor?
@@ecaeas4439 We can agree to disagree. You're entitled to your opinion and I am entitled to mine. Have a lovely day
@@racquelbaines402 Are you a doctor though? You don't seem to enough even about what was being offered. The NHS was offering care to Indi. The care the professionals at QMC deemed should be offered based on Indi's condition; palliative care.
I'm sorry but it's annoying to see so many people who have no information on which to form such strong opinions on this case as they are doing, forming such strong opinions.
@@ecaeas4439 I understand the severity of the situation but I am coming as a place of a parent even if you don't feel it's rational or not. It's heart breaking to know you have no control of what will happen to your child. I am also aware of the fact the UK has universal health and they have to approach the situation differently.
I have two close friends of mine who were told whilst pregnant that their child will be born with a birth defect giving them the choice to abort it. They both don't believe in abortion so they kept it and both gave birth to healthy boys with absolutely nothing wrong with them.
It's like they're hell bent on getting rid of children 😢
it's not just children. Under the NHS there are strict limits on how much money is allowed to be spent on treating someone. Budget exceeded? Pull the plug!
Really wake up
@@darrenslawther9075 I realised this long ago when I had useless GPs and had to look for alternarive routes like homeopathy. it's just stories like this confirm my beliefs.
@@jwentingthis is a lie. You can’t just make crap up. Pathetic comment.
No, they're scarily understaffed anf it's making them make disgusting decisions they have no right to make. On top of that, there are so many bad doctors. One diagnosed me from Google... most of the time I go I walk in and tell them what's wrong with me.
How inhumane a person was when he did that to the poor child's life support...
I'm at a loss for words, how can someone be so stubborn to force two parents to pull the plug on their baby's life support and so uncaring towards this baby's life? This makes me feel devastated
They’ve been doing this for years. I remember crying over multiple stories exactly like this a decade ago.
It’s kind of amazing it took this long for people to see it. The Italians have even gotten involved before. The UK government will fight for anyone but UK citizens.
Yes, I remember two big ones last decade. Charlie Gard in 2017 and Alfie Evans in 2018 (whom Brett mentioned). A hospital in New York offered care for Charlie and Bambino Gesu offered care for Alfie, and the UK did the same thing back then to both of them.
@@sarahsepan4745 Bambino Gesu killed eight children with a superbug which investigations showed was due to overcrowding as a result of profiteering. They also syphoned funds from the hospital for luxury apartments.
So British doctors are understandably sceptical about these secret cures they offer.
This is what happens when you allow women to vote. They proceed to vote based on all feels and no reals. While being super easy to emotionally manipulate and influence. Women in EU proceeded to vote to open their borders WIDE open allowing millions of immigrants invade their lands. Now they are literally getting taken over from within and half the people in positions of power are immigrants from 3rd worlds. This type of nonsense is a women voting issue.
@@sarahsepan4745that is incredibly heartbreaking
I actually just did a presentation on this story in a class today. I finished speaking and everyone, high school juniors and my teacher, just sat in silence for a minute as the terrible tragedy of what happened was still sinking in. It felt unreal, my teacher told me later that while I was speaking he had to look it up for himself, we simply couldn't believe this has actually happened and that we've actually gone this far. My soul aches for the precious life of Indi and all other innocent children who died at the hands of such negligence and evil. There are people in my generation with hope, and we are desperate to make some change.
I hope you'll forgive me Brett, as much as I love your content and usually can take any terrible reality or dark content, I can't bring myself to listen to this story again. Keep doing what you have been, many many blessings ❤🇮🇱
You’re quite the pansy lol
Appeal to emotion. You're the worst kind of human and you aren't even good at it.
Why that flag? You are crying about one kid but forgetting that that army killed over 2.000 children in hospitals. Wow. Talking about being blind.
We will never forget all those children. We do not pick and choose.
the fact they were in silence means alot they actually listened i hope this world changes for the better
Note: Italy has universal healthcare too
Wow this needs to be posted everywhere. I only heard about this once before and thought they were going to let them go to Italy. This is ridiculous.
As a mom who has lost 2 babies, and a Christian who believes in the dignity of every human life because we are all made in God’s image, this fills me with righteous anger. I am devastated for her parents. God have mercy! Let justice roll down like waters.
I’m sorry for your loss ❤
"Let justice roll down like waters." I couldn't agree more.
I am so sorry for your loss I honest to God cannot imagine that kind of pain to lose a human you gave life to. I really can’t think of a loss that painful aside from losing a parent. I am a Christian too with the same beliefs
How melodramatic.
The specialist doctors who kept the baby alive for eight months longer than she otherwise would have been alive for gave their professional verdict. A verdict they spent over a decade in training for.
What was Vatican City going to do? Pray for the child?
This case makes me sick to my stomach and actually has brought me to tears. This is horrible because there was a possibility. It should always be the choice of the parents, especially when it is to save a life not end it. I’m a law student in Europe and want to pursue a double major in criminal and medical law. The unfortunate thing is that this is not a one time thing. I’ve read multiple cases like this. It only makes me want to fight harder for this degree.
Same, it's horrifying that something like this could even happen. Good luck with your degree, we need more good people in this.
No we don't . We need to understand the limitations of what we can achieve through medicine and science. Sometimes the best thing to do is the hardest thing. What we do not need is parents encouraged to have false hope which costs the NHS a fortune in defending itself in court, which means they cannot care for many other children who could be helped. @@davidchambers44
Do God's work thank you ma'am
We need more people like you queen. Sending you positive vibes Mija.
Never saw Brett so upset at the start of the video. It is not about universal healthcare, it is about UK stubborness. Dignity of life is overreach into human rights. The judges need to be disbarred with a constitutional challenge. As a parent, I would have smuggled my child to Italy.
It is easier to fool people than to convince them they are being fooled