Me neither. It's been haunting me. Salyavin wrote: Yeah, I was just talking generally. None of this stuff's easy, can't imagine being in this situation to be honest.
"Again, in this particular case, the parents initially consented to the chemotherapy for their daughter, but it made her miserably sick, and she begged them to let her quit. It must have been an agonizing decision, and it doesn't seem to have had anything to do with being superstitious. I would just hope they made the likely consequences clear to her." ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <authfriend@...> wrote: Salyavin wrote: > But children aren't free to make decisions like that and have to rely on us > to do the hard thinking for them, > perhaps they might prefer going to school or maybe even not having their > lives ruled by superstitious > weirdo's? Again, in this particular case, the parents initially consented to the chemotherapy for their daughter, but it made her miserably sick, and she begged them to let her quit. It must have been an agonizing decision, and it doesn't seem to have had anything to do with being superstitious. I would just hope they made the likely consequences clear to her.
