E
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This case has come to my attention. This is his mother’s narrative:
"My son Paul was denied placement on the heart transplant list because of his mental disability. The doctor was more interested in the fact that he could not name all his medications (he takes 19 at the present time) and the Princess Peach doll he carries for comfort, than the fact that he has never smoked or drank alcohol. Where will the discrimination end?
Paul is a wonderful boy that has taken his mental and physical illness in stride. He has just completed his first novel geared toward preteens and has had it self-published. He is now working on the sequel. This is really the only thing that keeps his mind off of his mortality. How do I explain to him why he can’t have a new heart?
Can you help us tell the Transplant Committee they are wrong and he deserves the chance to grow old and watch his two young nephews grow up?"
I’m sure your prayers would be appreciated. And, also there is a petition. They are just under 280,000 “signatures”, and the family wants to present 300,000 signatures to the transplant committee.
change.org/petitions/help-my-autistic-son-get-a-life-saving-heart-transplant
"My son Paul was denied placement on the heart transplant list because of his mental disability. The doctor was more interested in the fact that he could not name all his medications (he takes 19 at the present time) and the Princess Peach doll he carries for comfort, than the fact that he has never smoked or drank alcohol. Where will the discrimination end?
Paul is a wonderful boy that has taken his mental and physical illness in stride. He has just completed his first novel geared toward preteens and has had it self-published. He is now working on the sequel. This is really the only thing that keeps his mind off of his mortality. How do I explain to him why he can’t have a new heart?
Can you help us tell the Transplant Committee they are wrong and he deserves the chance to grow old and watch his two young nephews grow up?"
I’m sure your prayers would be appreciated. And, also there is a petition. They are just under 280,000 “signatures”, and the family wants to present 300,000 signatures to the transplant committee.
change.org/petitions/help-my-autistic-son-get-a-life-saving-heart-transplant