11 minutes agoThe case of the young man who has touched the world, the court makes a decision
Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)Charlie Gard's parents have begun to give up eight months of poor illness that would hinder his case after they were challenged by the Supreme Court to provide new ʹdramatic evidence to justify why the 11-month-old ill should have a new experimental treatment they faced on charges that he [...]
They faced charges that he is in pain, and that they are extending his suffering, with doctors seeking to remove him from life support.
Connie Yates and Chris Gard took on the diagnosis of brain damage and insisted that the drug therapy they wanted to try was not possible to work.
They clashed with lawyers acting on behalf of the Great Ormund Street Hospital at the session that was called by the Supreme Court early in the week to see if they had new evidence that could be delivered in Charley's case.
Now parents have given their answers to myths about their son so that people can talk about Charlie's case from a position of daily news.
The couple were supported by President Trump and Pope Francis through dramatic tweets supporting the family's position, but Mr. Justice Francis said he would not be inclined by Tweets and decide for clear trials.
Doctors claim that Charlie's body has grown but not even its head, a fact that has been contested by Charlie's parents Chris and Connie Yates, who have been given 48 hours to provide perimeter measurements to prove otherwise.
The family spokesman said: More important, there is a large number of medical opinions saying that, far from this in vain case, there is the possibility of up to 10 percent Charlie responding positively to treatment, and logically, to improve the quality of his life, reports the Daily Mail, broadcast Periscope.
All the time, the hospital said there was no hope for Charlie. Even if the mitocondrial emptying syndrome can be treated, doctors say, nothing can change the damage to his brain.
Myth 1st Charlie with pain and suffering.
Myth 2 ) Parents do not need to prolong the suffering and pain of Charlie.
Myth 3 That quality life cannot and cannot improve.
The 4th myth Charlie's brain is catastrophicly damaged.
Myth 5 Charlie is blind and cannot open his eyes.
Myth 6 "Charlie" and his parents have removed their needs for poor hospital levels.
Myth 7 ) Charlie's parents are not capable of caring for him and coping with his illness.
The 8th myth treatment must be experimental./Periscopi/
Connie Yates and Chris Gard are trying to expose eight victims and they are desperate for the conditions their son was offered and people also talk about it until the case is published on the news.
Hospital doctors “Ormond Street” want to take Charlie 11 months and their statement that he has brain damage.
His parents at the Supreme Court to try to persuade judges to try to use new ways of experimenting with customs.
Connie and Chris are taking pictures saying they don't have a clear evidence that their son's suffering and pain.
The couple have support from thousands of people who have opened the campaign to help.
Connie and Chris, where they petitioned with over 350,000 signatures at Downing Street last week about Charlie's brain damage.
The family has also sought help from Washington DC.
Supporter calling the name of the megafo Charlie to ask the court to give him new treatment.
The couple have a request that they are incapable of caring for their son and of continuing their life with him.
