Anonymous wrote:In other news. anti-abortion Republican Kat Cammack nearly died because of her own abortion ban legislation.

https://newrepublic.com/post/197119/republican-lawmaker-cammack-nearly-dies-abortion-ban-blames-left

And in a deranged twist, she blames the left.

Yet again someone on the right sabotages themselves and blames someone else.

I saw this too. That was really deranged but the article seems to walk it back a little. And at least she is overall on the side of some protections?

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Anonymous wrote:Who is paying for this?

Georgia

Citation with reputable evidence necessary to substantiate your claim.

Are you a family member?

You are nuts pseudo lawyer

This is the first case of its kind. The decision will be ground breaking

What cite do you want?

That the mother, an RN employed by Emory, did not have health insurance coverage.

That the health insurance was “canceled” when she became ill over the course of a few days.

That the doctors that refused to give the deceased employed Emory RN a CT and thus reasonable medical treatment will not either admit medical negligence or be sued and settle for millions of dollars with the estate of the deceased.

Dcum posters (who repeatedly posted falsely that baby Chance was blind and had a host of other health issues. and that the family wanted to remove their loved one from life support) are again, making stuff up without any evidence.

No one did this they were pointing out that micro premies do have this issues in many cases.

Also, did the mother's insurance not terminate when she dies? I had to put my children on my insurance after they were born.

Certainty about lot of gray legal areas and yes i expect the state of Georgia to be brought it to it even if the family sues the hospital. Haven't you ever see some of the lists of defendants in these cases? It's everyone who was even remotely connected.

When this happens, the hospital facilitates enrollment in Medicaid. I had this happen to a family member (not forced breeding, but forced Medicaid in a state they were visiting).

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Anonymous wrote:“"He's expected to be OK," Newkirk said. "He's just fighting. We just want prayers for him. Just keep praying for him. He's here now."
She's now preparing to say goodbye to her daughter. Newkirk said the hospital will take Smith off of life support Tuesday.
"It's kind of hard, you know," she said tearfully. "It's hard to process."
She wishes she had more time“”

https://www.11alive.com/article/news/health/adriana-smith-baby-born-life-support-update-brain-dead-nicu/85-1fb6595c-3966-4a50-993d-0e36e05cb256

I feel so sorry for this poor woman. If she had been cared for correctly and received better medical care, she could be here with her children.

It’s amazing the Chance is going to be ok!

You cannot honestly believe that a one-pound baby is okay.

My mother sadly was diagnosed with cancer while my brother was in utero. After several miscarriages and still births, my Mom was determined to have this child. He arrived at 25 weeks gestation at 1# 4 oz. He struggled hard but pulled through and lived a life for 30 years. He was pretty healthy once he overcame the hole in his heart and lung growth restrictions.

In other news. anti-abortion Republican Kat Cammack nearly died because of her own abortion ban legislation.

https://newrepublic.com/post/197119/republican-lawmaker-cammack-nearly-dies-abortion-ban-blames-left

And in a deranged twist, she blames the left.

Yet again someone on the right sabotages themselves and blames someone else.

Anonymous wrote:Some smart lawyer should sue the State of Georgia on behalf of this family for Georgia to be responsible for all medical bills prior to and after birth if child is handicapped in any way.

watch Georgia claim sovereign immunity...

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who is paying for this?

Georgia

Citation with reputable evidence necessary to substantiate your claim.

Are you a family member?

You are nuts pseudo lawyer

This is the first case of its kind. The decision will be ground breaking

What cite do you want?

That the mother, an RN employed by Emory, did not have health insurance coverage.

That the health insurance was “canceled” when she became ill over the course of a few days.

That the doctors that refused to give the deceased employed Emory RN a CT and thus reasonable medical treatment will not either admit medical negligence or be sued and settle for millions of dollars with the estate of the deceased.

Dcum posters (who repeatedly posted falsely that baby Chance was blind and had a host of other health issues. and that the family wanted to remove their loved one from life support) are again, making stuff up without any evidence.

No one did this they were pointing out that micro premies do have this issues in many cases.

Also, did the mother's insurance not terminate when she dies? I had to put my children on my insurance after they were born.

Certainty about lot of gray legal areas and yes i expect the state of Georgia to be brought it to it even if the family sues the hospital. Haven't you ever see some of the lists of defendants in these cases? It's everyone who was even remotely connected.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who is paying for this?

Georgia

Citation with reputable evidence necessary to substantiate your claim.

Are you a family member?

You are nuts pseudo lawyer

This is the first case of its kind. The decision will be ground breaking

What cite do you want?

That the mother, an RN employed by Emory, did not have health insurance coverage.

That the health insurance was “canceled” when she became ill over the course of a few days.

That the doctors that refused to give the deceased employed Emory RN a CT and thus reasonable medical treatment will not either admit medical negligence or be sued and settle for millions of dollars with the estate of the deceased.

Dcum posters (who repeatedly posted falsely that baby Chance was blind and had a host of other health issues. and that the family wanted to remove their loved one from life support) are again, making stuff up without any evidence.

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Anonymous wrote:Who is paying for this?

Georgia

Citation with reputable evidence necessary to substantiate your claim.

Are you a family member?

You are nuts pseudo lawyer

This is the first case of its kind. The decision will be ground breaking

What cite do you want?

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Anonymous wrote:Who is paying for this?

Georgia

Citation with reputable evidence necessary to substantiate your claim.

Are you a family member?

No, pp is just a bold liar.

No no, no Trump administration are here

Georgia will be paying
Just a prediction

This will turn out to be a fascinating legal medical case, I’m sure. I don’t envy the family. I hope the baby is healthy and ok.

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Anonymous wrote:This is so sick.

The family will be bankrupted for the rest of their lives because their daughter could not get decent medical care in the first place.

If you want to save all the fetuses, then the US needs universal health care.

Citation that the registered nurse employed by Emory didn’t have health insurance and her family will be bankrupt ed?

Citation that parents are responsible for the medical bills of their adult children or grandchildren?

I child’s guardians are responsible for their medical care. Of the grandparents adopt the child or become its guardians, they assume liability.

The woman’s estate gets her medical bills. Which means every dollar she had that could have gone to her son will go to her medical bills.

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Anonymous wrote:Who is paying for this?

Georgia

Citation with reputable evidence necessary to substantiate your claim.

Are you a family member?

No, pp is just a bold liar.

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Anonymous wrote:Some smart lawyer should sue the State of Georgia on behalf of this family for Georgia to be responsible for all medical bills prior to and after birth if child is handicapped in any way.

Sue the doctors who committed medical negligence and would not even give her a CT scan.

First, sue the State to change their draconian law and then sue doctor.

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Anonymous wrote:Who is paying for this?

Georgia

Citation with reputable evidence necessary to substantiate your claim.

Are you a family member?

Anonymous wrote:Who is paying for this?

Georgia