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Personally no.
I have read of parents going to court against what the doctors or hospital want and I once worked with a girl who was ridiculed because her dying father would not accept a blood transfusion... When I gave her time off to spend with him as he lay dying I took a lot of flack from the owners of the company that I worked for. They even went as far as to mock the religion and reprimand me.
Soon after I left that position and two weeks later so did the other employee.
Her father passed away. That blood transfusion would not have saved his life.
13 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
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13 years ago. Rating: 0 | |