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cnn.com/2007/US/05/20/futile.care.ap/index.html
“Emilio Gonzales died in his mother’s arms Saturday night at Children’s Hospital of Austin, Texas, family attorney Jerri Ward said.
“God chose to take Emilio at this time,” Ward said.”
Please pray for his family, and for a repeal to the futile care laws.
I find myself struck at being grateful for his death. Not that he died, but that he was allowed to die when God chose. Grateful that his last hearing was postponed, so his mother didn’t have to spend her last days with him on earth, in court instead.
What is this world coming to, that I find myself thanking God for the comfort to his family of a natural death?
“Emilio Gonzales died in his mother’s arms Saturday night at Children’s Hospital of Austin, Texas, family attorney Jerri Ward said.
“God chose to take Emilio at this time,” Ward said.”
Please pray for his family, and for a repeal to the futile care laws.
I find myself struck at being grateful for his death. Not that he died, but that he was allowed to die when God chose. Grateful that his last hearing was postponed, so his mother didn’t have to spend her last days with him on earth, in court instead.
What is this world coming to, that I find myself thanking God for the comfort to his family of a natural death?