[Reno89519]

The poor kid is terminal regardless of treatment. Spending the money--hopefully only theirs--will not save him. Besides, I bet it was also involve US taxpayer money, directly or indirectly. That is our problem. No, let Europe take care of this, we already have enough on our hands with our own citizens.

And, again, not to be cold, but the kid is going to die with or without the experimental treatment. There is no anticipated chance of success. As a parent, I appreciate their pain and concern, but it is now our problem, we cannot fix the ills of the world. If we could, we'd erradicate Islam.

[lee martell]

You expressed the though better than I could.
This will be one of those times when there really are no winners, only losers. Sometimes, that is simply the fate of the circumstance, unchangeable by any person on earth.

[kaila]

I have read that the physicians in America said they could not help this baby, either. If they shipped this baby over, the cost of care would exceed the amount of money they raised after a couple of years, and the cost would be placed on the US taxpayer.