It was on the grounds that they didn't have the ventilation equipment or expertise necessary to provide proper palliative care to ensure he dies as comfortably and painlessly as possible.Originally Posted by Mo Britain less Europe
They have been offered use of a hospice with entirely private facilities where he can be properly looked after.
Suggest you read the actual judgment.
http://news.sky.com/story/charlie-ga...o-die-10961542
it is a very sad case, but I can't help thinking that the parents are just plain angry at 'the man' for their child's predicament.It was on the grounds that they didn't have the ventilation equipment or expertise necessary to provide proper palliative care to ensure he dies as comfortably and painlessly as possible.
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
Agreed. My sympathy for them is close to exhaustion. The cynic in me expects the 'Our fight for tragic Baby Charlie' exclusive serialisation in The Sun and endless, lachrymose appearances on daytime TV.
At which point I will use bad words about them.
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