[anniegetyourgun]

What a sad world we live in that we should view life as wrongful.....

[Old Professer]

What a sad world we live in that we should view life as wrongful.....

Breathes there a parent who hasn't heard, "I didn't ask to be born.."

[gg188]

Did I understand this correctly? If she'd had the information 4 years before the boy was born in '82, then her normal little GIRL wouldn't have been born!?

[Thisiswhoweare]

Okay, it's the guarantee thing again. When will everyone get it, there is no guarantee in this life. If the doctor's had known of the problem and encouraged her anyway, maybe, there would be some liability. In the article, they admit that they didn't detect abnormalities and she indeed had a healthy baby girl.

I haave a hard time balancing this with people that are against the death penalty. I hope cases like this don't get up steam to "off" anyone with disabilities. Like the movie Gatica, valid or invalid. That would be worse than sad.