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03-27-2011, 10:32 PM
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Re: Little Girl with Patau Syndrome
Aww Praying for this little one and her family. She is adorable what a cutie. Stay strong Wilda Youlooklike a strong sweet baby girl..  It also does lookl ike she is blind just byt he way her eyes are positioned and closed also looks like she m,ay have hydocephaly(Water on the brain)  |
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03-27-2011, 10:46 PM
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Re: Little Girl with Patau Syndrome
 Obivisuley you have no knowledge of the medical field.Wilda is NOT Brain Dead She has Patau syndrome and Triosomy 13 both deadley. She will not live long so I have a suggestion for you. Read your darn own signature "YOu hope stupidy is painful" You must be in a lot of pain how darn you mock a innocent little child |
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03-27-2011, 10:52 PM
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Re: Little Girl with Patau Syndrome
Oh no! I made fun of a retarded baby! People mock deaths of adults and children on here all the time. Does it really matter. And the "brain dead" part was sarcastic. Either way, it isn't self aware and doesn't have high brain function. |
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03-28-2011, 02:37 AM
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Re: Little Girl with Patau Syndrome
I don't see how people can see a child in pain like this and believe that abortion isn't justified. Really, if you were a baby about to be born and someone came to you and said "Would you want to live the rest of your short life in pain, blind, deaf, unable to communicate with your parents who you love, unable to do anything for yourself and inevitably die a slow death? Or would you want to bypass all of that" I'm pretty sure you'd pick the less painful option. I know that everyone should have a chance at life, but when there's a 100% chance that your child will only be a vegetable for the rest of their life and unable to even understand that they are alive then...I don't know. I don't think I could go through with making my child endure that much pain. It would be selfish.
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04-04-2011, 12:03 AM
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Re: Little Girl with Patau Syndrome
sad for the child,even worse for the parents,how does one cope with something like that?I've been through so rotton shit in my life and would rate MY misery level at a 9 in the past but nothing compaires to having a child who's sick in any way,I watched my nephew go through leukemia and NOT survive,at times I prayed for a quick death for him,he suffered and all for notta |
