u/Suicidalsidekick

The dude drops the sparkler and it shoots over. Super safe with little kids running around!

1. ⁠The premise
2. ⁠Being alive 14 months after refusing cancer treatment doesn’t mean cured.
3. ⁠Hahaha, isn’t it so funny doctors were mad that we were choosing to endanger a newborn baby? Hilarious!
4. ⁠She trusts the doctors to save HER life, but the baby doesn’t get that consideration.
5. ⁠Highly unlikely 2 weeks made a significant difference for a baby with heart defect. Sorry the lab screwed up, but caution is the way to go.
6. ⁠You didn’t KNOW your baby didn’t need a spinal tap when you refused it. if it had been necessary, your baby would have died from the delay in care.
7. ⁠Yes, experts get irritated when they’re bombarded by idiots who think they know anything. I doubt she threw anything (though I wouldn’t blame her if she did).
8. ⁠Cool, have fun dying.
9. ⁠MRIs are bad because of radiation… which they don’t use. And not all tests use contrast.
10. ⁠First, this is not the triumph you think it is. Second, you’re more upset about not having the experience of your dreams than your baby having a heart defect?
11. ⁠Idiots think doctors profit off prescribing statins.
12. ⁠So you travelled out of state to a sketchy clinic that doesn’t follow the standard of care. Congratulations?
13. ⁠Her mom is still alive after a year and that’s good enough! With treatment she might have better quality of life, but we won’t think about that.
14. ⁠They didn’t argue back because they don’t get paid enough to fight with crazy. They document so your family can’t sue when you have a heart attack.