[Pyro7480]

There was some confusion and some discussion over whether they were "just" letting these babies die a "natural death" or whether they were actively euthanasizing these babies. Well, in this follow-up story by the same author, the situation is made clear.

A hospital in the Netherlands — the first nation to permit euthanasia — recently proposed guidelines for mercy killings of terminally ill newborns, and then made a startling revelation: It has already begun carrying out such procedures, which include administering a lethal dose of sedatives.

[anniegetyourgun]

In this country, we just instruct L & D nurse to leave the baby to die in the soiled linen room.

[sandalwood]

I will say that when my friend had her stillborn son, knowing that she did all she could for him allowed her to move on, and to try again.http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1291296/posts?page=74#74 She now has a beautiful one-year-old baby.

I wonder how these people live with themselves, and whether the people who "assist" with the "assisted suicide" really know whether they can handle the psychological effects of participation.

[TaxRelief]

There is no difference between starving someone to death or "administering a sedative". Both are murder.