[8mmMauser]

This follows the cases of Andrea Clark and Mrs. Vo falling under the Texas Futile Care law.

[8mmMauser]

Baby Daniel's Fight ping

Terri June Dailies

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(this includes Ohioan from Florida's ping list, update to May 17.)

[mtbopfuyn]

Let it be an illegal's child and you can bet the plug would never be pulled.

[Protagoras]

The article is light on details, but this doesn't look like a Schiavo type case to me.

[robertpaulsen]

I don't understand. If the mother is willing to pay for continued life support, though futile, why won't the hospital agree?

[Voteamerica]

This law predated Terry, it was signed into law by Gov. George W. Bush as I recall.

[yellowdoghunter]

I saw this story on MSNBC the other day. Very sad, I pray for all involved.

I see the death lovers showed up, good job on ignoring them. Never got an answer on if there is a deacon or a Priest in the house I see.

Anyway, I will continue to pray for all involved. It is a terrible situation.

[HoosierHawk]

How did we ever get to the point that a mother has to drag in lawyers to insist that a hospital, doctors, and nurses keep her baby alive?

Don't reply. I know.

[ladyinred]

This is so wrong. I knew when these living will things started that it would lead to this. They pretend you have a choice, but actually you do not. They place no value on human life.

[steve-b]

Uh-oh. The author is going to catch hell from the rest of the Liberal Media Smart Set for not working in at least two mentions of the fact that the law in question was signed by then-governor George W. Bush.