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Guess maybe doctors are wrong again about a person being in a vegatable state???
God Bless her!
Beckers
foxnews.com/story/0,2933,182134,00.html
SPRINGFIELD, Mass — Doctors say new tests are needed on a severely beaten 11-year-old girl, who officials said was responding to medical stimuli and breathing on her own a day after Massachusetts’ highest court ruled the state had the authority to remove her from life support.
Denise Monteiro, a spokeswoman for the state’s Department of Social Services, which has custody of Haleigh Poutre, said doctors will perform more tests “to see what the movements mean.”
She would not say how Haleigh was responding or to what tests. The girl has been in a coma for four months and thought to be in an irreversible vegetative state.
LOVE THIS QUOTE:
One of Strickland’s lawyers said Wednesday he wants more time to decide whether to bring the case before a federal judge.
“This is exactly the point we were trying to make. What’s the rush? Just give her a chance,” attorney John Egan said. “Medical science is not that certain. We would hope the whole process will slow down, and everyone will step back and end the compulsion to end her life.”
Haleigh’s doctors have said her brain stem is damaged and she would die within a few days without a feeding tube.
God Bless her!
Beckers
foxnews.com/story/0,2933,182134,00.html
SPRINGFIELD, Mass — Doctors say new tests are needed on a severely beaten 11-year-old girl, who officials said was responding to medical stimuli and breathing on her own a day after Massachusetts’ highest court ruled the state had the authority to remove her from life support.
Denise Monteiro, a spokeswoman for the state’s Department of Social Services, which has custody of Haleigh Poutre, said doctors will perform more tests “to see what the movements mean.”
She would not say how Haleigh was responding or to what tests. The girl has been in a coma for four months and thought to be in an irreversible vegetative state.
LOVE THIS QUOTE:
One of Strickland’s lawyers said Wednesday he wants more time to decide whether to bring the case before a federal judge.
“This is exactly the point we were trying to make. What’s the rush? Just give her a chance,” attorney John Egan said. “Medical science is not that certain. We would hope the whole process will slow down, and everyone will step back and end the compulsion to end her life.”
Haleigh’s doctors have said her brain stem is damaged and she would die within a few days without a feeding tube.