Human Rights Court Rules Life Support Cut for Infant – Needlessly Signing His Death Warrant

Two parents will lose their beloved 10-month-old son to what could arguably deemed State execution – so avoidably vile, the imminent killing, Charles Dickens undoubtedly rolls in his grave.
Charlie Gard – ruled the (unironically named) European Court of Human Rights in determining the last appeal by his parents, Chris Gard and Connie Yates, ‘inadmissible’ – will not be permitted transport to the United States to undergo experimental nucleoside bypass therapy to treat a rare disease, of which the infant’s is only the sixteenth recorded case.
Instead, medical staff at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in London will shut off Charlie’s life support – death with dignity, apparently, as doctors surmise the baby must be suffering horribly to be kept alive, while off ventilator, palliative care would be viable.
Gard and Yates were ‘utterly distraught’ about today’s ruling – and for good reason. Charlie will die.

This post was published at The Daily Sheeple on June 29, 2017.