BBC NEWS | Wales | Parents fight for 'right to life'
Essentially the doctors and the NHS are arguing that they have the right to decide on the life of this Child and the parents are arguing that it is there right as parents. Personally I believe
1. That when no extreme measures are taken that there is a responsibility to preserve life, a vent is not extreme in most instances.
2. The parents are always the final arbiter unless they are clearly negligent, clearly in this case the parents are not.
3. In any choice between life and death you must side with Life.
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Parents fight for ‘right to life’
Amber Hartland, from Cwmbran, Torfaen, has Infantile Tay-Sachs, an incurable brain condition.
A couple say they face a legal battle with a hospital to keep alive their six-year-old daughter in future.
Amber Hartland, from Cwmbran, Torfaen, has an incurable brain disorder and needs intensive care treatment in Cardiff when she gets chest infections.
Her parents say doctors told them their daughter, who is on a ventilator, was at the end of her life and a judge will have to decide on her future care.
[From BBC NEWS | Wales | Parents fight for ‘right to life’]
