O that's kind of them to allow the parents to spend time with the son who's been refused treatment and given a death sentence! 

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Charlie is terminally ill and would've already died months ago had it not been for Great Ormond Street hospital.
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It is not up to anyone but the parents what kind of care their son needs. If there's a chance in America let them have it.
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If he lives to 5 it's a win.... he gets a chance ... worth fighting for
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It actually isn't your call. It is between the parents, the boy and God. Doctors and courts have no right to this boy and shame on Britain.
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If his parents want to seek this treatment for THEIR child, using THEIR own resources, why should GOSH and the UK courts deny them that?
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"Being allowed!!!!" Ffs, who do you think you are? They are his parents & should spend every moment THEY choose to be with him. NOT you.
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They don't want to wait for anything. They raised over 1 million dollars to take their son to receive experimental treatment. You're sick.
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I know. And they should take their son & bring him to the US for that treatment. But the almighty state won't "allow" it.
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parents seek permission from nanny state
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Not "nanny state." Tyrannical overlords is more fitting.
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It is so nice of the State and Hospital to "allow" parents to visit their own child.
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"being allowed"??? This is an outrage. The state should have no say here at all. None. Certainly has no right to sentence a baby to death.
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"Further treatment would 'continue to cause Charlie significant harm'". Is there something more harmful than death?
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Severe pain?
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Is that a known factor in the experimental treatment his parents sought?
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