[Ditter]

I have always been strictly pro life but faced with this kind a tragic freak of nature, I’d be in a quandary.

[neverhillorat]

Anybody get GOD`S opinion?

[TightyRighty]

[rbosque]

This is liberal compassion? Death?

[LilAngel]

Eugenics ping.

[ikka]

This is the result of two things:

1.) Denial or refusal of the meaning of the original Hippocratic Oath.

2.) A prideful (sorry for the archaic term, but that is what it is) response to the fact that sometimes humans are not in control - rather than deal with the uncertainty, this guy "gets rid" of the problem.

[Pinkbell]

I don’t believe we should decide which lives are worth living. God has a purpose for each life that he creates. Their life situation may not be ideal, but they should not be killed because of it.

[wagglebee]

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The culture of death marches on.

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[HungarianGypsy]

Weren’t there other conjoined twins that lived pretty normal lives? I remember two who were well known and are adults.

[MEGoody]

Isn’t it funny how they are ‘pro-choice’ except when your choice disagrees with what they think you should do?

[Coleus]

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[unspun]

His medical license should be revoked.

[8mmMauser]

Pinged from Terri Dailies

8mm

[T'wit]

Knowing one of the doctors involved, the case that comes to mind for me is Mohamed and Ahmed Ibrahim

The surgeons studied the operation for months, yet it ran into so many unexpected complications that the surgery took an astonishing 34 hours. But it worked! As I understood it from my friend, all of this effort was donated by the medical facilities, the doctors, nurses and other medics. This web site relates,

The numbers alone tell a story. The surgery required more than 50 personnel, including:

    * 5 neurosurgeons
    * 2 plastic surgeons
    * 1 pediatric general surgeon
    * 1 oral surgeon
    * 9 anesthesiologists
    * 4 anesthesia technicians
    * 6 pediatric nurses
    * 4 respiratory therapists and
    * 6 surgical technologists.

It was charity and yet it was medical pioneering in which much was learned for future cases. Perhaps the doctor in Canada could have learned something from it too. At least he could have found reason to soften his hard heart.