You say there is no case where a trach is extraordinary care; I might accept that if you can back it up. From my time in medicine, traches were not consider “ordinary” in all circumstances.
This case raised many questions for me, and I can see both sides. I’m looking for more information. A simple assertion on your part that it isn’t extraordinary isn’t very educational. Do you have a citation or reading suggestion? If not, I’ve obviously learned all I can from this discussion.
You are looking more like a troll by the minute.
Look up the terms "logical fallacy" or "disproving a negative" and you will see the problem.
From my time in medicine, traches were not consider “ordinary” in all circumstances.
Name one under which they weren't. You want to make a case, you need to prove it.
This case raised many questions for me, and I can see both sides.
A real conservative is only going to be interesting on one side of this case.
A simple assertion on your part that it isn’t extraordinary isn’t very educational.
Actually, it is.
Let me be perfectly clear, I am only interested in this baby's life -- I don't give a damn about "educating" you.
Do you have a citation or reading suggestion? If not, I’ve obviously learned all I can from this discussion.
Your intention was never to learn, it was to push pro-death talking points.