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  2. 6 hours ago

    We need this law, if we had a law like this five years ago. Then the Alfie and Charlie situation wouldnt of happened. Blocking parents transferring their child is a new route the courts are taking, we need protection from parliament.

    Law aimed at protecting kids like Alfie Evans and Charlie Gard introduced in UK
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  3. Sep 5
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    But they are so influenced by the government who pays their bills. Look up the case of little . They basically decide if they think you are worth medical treatment or not. That’s why so many people come to the US to get treatment because their country won’t allow it

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  4. Sep 7

    Life of , should've been decided only by their . I expected to see demonstrations lead by bishops in .

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  5. Sep 6

    *UPDATE* some amazing news from for all supporters/followers . New items will be available in the shop from 16th sept . Sending love to all gard/yates family & hope it went well today at westminster. Thankyou for all the amazing work u are doing 💙💙💙

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  6. 19 hours ago

    Our governments are infected with creeping while the is Torn Apart Barbarically in the Same Manner as a Late Term .

  7. Sep 7

    Pope Francis , I believe, should have condemned the removal of life support from in - because, only decides on end of life. On the other hand, the positive wish for by the Pope is a start.

  8. Sep 6
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    So so promising! Thank you

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  9. Sep 6

    oh for gods sake they wanted to prolong his miserable life when there was no cure hope it doesnt get approved

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  10. Sep 5
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    Leece what you say is 100% correct my lovely, no negativity should be directed to a parent who has lost there child, and doing everything within there power to make a difference and help others. will make a difference has changed the world 💙💙💙

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  11. Sep 2

    NOTE: The NHS offered to kill the baby the day before he was born because he was so small. Britain's smallest baby who weighed the same as a COKE CAN survives via

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