Damn you subby.

hillbillypharmacist: Sure, it's all heroic, and it's certainly a very personal choice.

But I wouldn't let my wife refuse chemo in order to save an unborn child, if the cancer was even remotely curable.

She was terminal, and single. That baby was her only reason to stay alive as long as she did.

So many damned onions on my sandwich.

Wasn't this an episode of House?

Definitely a hero tag on that one.

Actually, it was 3 days after she met her daughter for the first time after having given birth.

She gave birth 23 days before she died.

/Still sad, just sayin'

Child has a great chance of having cancer

AbbeySomeone: Damn you subby.

That.

Thanks mum

((sniff)) Damn these fall allergies...

The tumor was babby!

cretinbob: [farm5.static.flickr.com image 500x375]

catuesday?

gadian: Wow, that kid won't grow up with any guilt at all. I see no therapy in its future. The mom was trying to make the kid love her forever, for her "gift", I suspect it won't end that way.

Selfish reason to have the kid and selfish thing to do to a kid.

0/10

pkellmey: Definitely a hero tag on that one.

No, heroes fall in wells and can't get out.

Goddamit Fark...

Getting funny looks about my red eyes..."allergies."


"Heroine" tag doesn't do her justice.

thismomentinblackhistory: Jesus is risen.

gadian: Wow, that kid won't grow up with any guilt at all. I see no therapy in its future. The mom was trying to make the kid love her forever, for her "gift", I suspect it won't end that way.

Selfish reason to have the kid and selfish thing to do to a kid.

Tard.

So farking dusty in here ::sniff::

FirstNationalBastard: And let's not forget the resentment the Brother will eventually feel for being saddled with the kid.

Really? Really?!

my hope in the world just keeps fading

Okay, that's sad.

Undoubtedly, this will serve as the plot for a future episode of Private Practice.

Same thing happened to the wife of my best friend from high school, back in late 1999 or early 2000 - he suddenly found himself a single father of 5 or 6. Knowing John, I have no doubt he landed on his feet just fine.

As with many of my old friends I've kind of lost touch with the guy. I suck at friendships, sometimes... but since 1978 I got way less religious and he got way more, so things would probably be awkward at best.

That's a fine use of limited resources there, Lou!!

ArcadianRefugee
Wasn't this an episode of House?

Season one... "Babies and Bathwater"

yes, I googled that for you. The woman refuses a C-section so she can get cancer treatment because the baby is only at 28 weeks and she wants to carry it longer to give it a better chance of survival. Her cancer is very aggressive though, so they want to start treatment immediately. She's ultimately convinced to go with the early C-section after refusing for awhile. Spoiler: she dies anyway.

/it wasn't lupus

FirstNationalBastard: gadian: Wow, that kid won't grow up with any guilt at all. I see no therapy in its future. The mom was trying to make the kid love her forever, for her "gift", I suspect it won't end that way.

Selfish reason to have the kid and selfish thing to do to a kid.

And let's not forget the resentment the Brother will eventually feel for being saddled with the kid.

Projection issues all up in this thread.

hillbillypharmacist: Sure, it's all heroic, and it's certainly a very personal choice.

But I wouldn't let my wife refuse chemo in order to save an unborn child, if the cancer was even remotely curable.

A woman's right to choose is a woman's right to choose.

Cheesus: gadian: Wow, that kid won't grow up with any guilt at all. I see no therapy in its future. The mom was trying to make the kid love her forever, for her "gift", I suspect it won't end that way.

Selfish reason to have the kid and selfish thing to do to a kid.

0/10

Disagree, 2/10 for taking the time to try

jesus, that was hard to read. her brother seems like a great guy, RIP stacie

rbaron71: Okay, that's sad.


Undoubtedly, this will serve as the plot for a future episode of Private Practice The Hogan Family Rebooted.

Bring me Sandy Duncan!

Chinchillazilla: 'The human body fights death.'

I guess Ray's never seen an animal dying.

Yeah, I'm sure Ray gave that answer alot of thought and consideration, knowing the full impact of his carefully chosen words. "That man doesn't respect animals!!1!1!!

haeferlkafe: hillbillypharmacist: Sure, it's all heroic, and it's certainly a very personal choice.

But I wouldn't let my wife refuse chemo in order to save an unborn child, if the cancer was even remotely curable.

A woman's right to choose is a woman's right to choose.

Sorry, lib. But my old lady is gonna do what I say:

Colossians 3:18 Wives, submit to your husbands, as is fitting in the Lord.

FirstNationalBastard: gadian: Wow, that kid won't grow up with any guilt at all. I see no therapy in its future. The mom was trying to make the kid love her forever, for her "gift", I suspect it won't end that way.

Selfish reason to have the kid and selfish thing to do to a kid.

And let's not forget the resentment the Brother will eventually feel for being saddled with the kid.

You farkers are letting me down. No one has yet mentioned how fapably delicious her sister Elizabeth is.