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In reply to the discussion: Mother of Jahi McMath, brain-dead after tonsillectomy, vows to fight [View all]magical thyme
(14,881 posts)Today's is the court's neurologist.
Exactly how many neurologists does it take to declare somebody brain-dead?
What if this precedent is extended to cardiac? Will a judge be able to order chest compressions nonstop forever, until the parents are ready to accept that the person has died?
I am very sorry for what you experienced, which must have been horrific. But this is hardly the same situation. This girl has been brain-dead for weeks now. There will be no miracle sparking awake. Why should the insurance company be forced to pay for the mother's religious beliefs?
"Jahi's mother, who was in court Tuesday, has said she believes Jahi can recover and that God may "spark her brain awake.""
http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Jahi-McMath-is-brain-dead-doctor-testifies-5091298.php