I have an aquaintance here who had the dialysis tube insertions done, as
she was about to have to start dialysis, at the last minute she got a
kidney though, and never did have to do any dialysis. I was amazed to
find out that the tubes cannot be removed once inserted, or so her
doctors claim, perhaps her insurance doesn't want to pay for that
surgery. This was about 10 years ago now at least. Last time I ran into
her about a year ago she still had the tubes in her arm, and they are
still causing her constant problems, lack of complete use of that
arm/hand, nerve pain, etc.
sol
M. G. Devour wrote:
The "lifesaving surgery" the mother was trying to protect him from was
the precautionary insertion of tubes and fittings to allow him to
undergo dialysis *if he needed it.* Despite news reports that the child
was in iminent danger, the hospital said that he wasn't. A woman
nephrologist on the case had to call in Child Protective Services
*three times* before she got an agent that would support her assertion
of medical neglect. The first two supported the mom.
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