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this story made me have a little think
https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/6229799.stm
I have some questions here, is this something that you could and would do for your child, if they were in this little girl’s predicament?
Also could this be used in some way to stop the ageing process, or is this girl going to have a 60 year old face (if she lives that long obviously) on her 9 year old body?
And there also seems to be a lot of sexual related comments made, i.e. about removing her sexual “bits and bobs” incase of sexual abuse, bearing in mind she can’t move her head off the pillow, which could be interoperated that the “anonymous parents” might want no evidence of abuse, yes that’s very cynical I know
In reality it’s my opinion that that they want to make there lives as easy as possible, as it is a very demanding job looking after disable people
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| palmer wrote: | Wouldn't want my child to live such a 'life'. |
Same here, if l had a kid that was in a vegetable state l would want them put out of there misery. ____________________ Past:NRG50,AF1125(x2),NSR125RR,ZZR250,CX500,VFR400,KR1S,ZZR600(x2),CB400N,YZF1000(x2),KH125,Z200,FX400R,CBR954RR(x2)GPZ500S,GT550,VFR750F(x2),RD350N,XR650R,CBR600F,CB250,KDX250,YZF750R,CRM250,400EXC,KLR650,TTR600RE,DR350S,R100GSPD,RGV250,VMAX1200,DL650,KZ750 Present:G650XC,C12,CRF450X,1190ADV |
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| ginguar wrote: | I have mixed opinions about this. I manage a care home for people with learning disabilities and know how demanding it can be. It seems slightly unethical to try and keep her small but one of the main reasons parents give up their disabled offspring is because they become too big for them to physically care for. That said where does it stop, cut off her arms and legs and she'll be even easier to care for... |
the size issue isn't purely down to ease of movement.. She has the mind of a child, and always will have, so it seems logical to keep her physically a child. There's also the question over a fully grown, sexually developed and fertile woman with the mind of an infant. I think, in reality, what they have done is not a bad thing.
It's also easier to find carers for children, so in the longer term, when her parents are gone, it'll be more likely they can find someone to look after her.
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| UrbanRacer wrote: | | tatters wrote: |
Same here, if l had a kid that was in a vegetable state l would want them put out of there misery. |
controversial!!  |
And... ?
It's still true.
Yes there are plenty of people who are mentally handicapped but still have the capacity to outwit most sun readers and can have a normal (ish) life.
Thats fine.
When someones almost just being kept alive for the sake of it its terrible.
I must admit its a personal grudge of mine, blind/paraplegic/deaf no problem with. They can usually have a pretty good quality of life.
Even quadraplegics like stephen hawkins can still have /a/ life.
But i remember being in a club in bangor, and a quite attractive young girl had been taken out to a nightclub by her family. She was stuck in a chair like stephen hawkins, looking vacantly, in the middle of the dance floor, with her family just raising her hands in time to the music....
I remember at the time it just depressed the hell out of me.
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| palmer wrote: |
All i know is if i was as bad as that, i would rather die. |
You wouldn't, because you'd have a mental age of 3 months, and be unable to grasp any concept at all, let alone relative quality of life.
Personally, on the limited information we have access to, it sounds like the parents have made the best of a bad deal, and taken an action they genuinely believe is in their kid's interest. I suppose only time will tell, but we will all have lost interest long before the results of all this become apparent.
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I read this on the Telegraph website,
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I don't think anyone can really know for sure what they would do until they are in that situation. Morals are all well and good, but when your having to deal with a situation like this day after day your views would probably change very quickly.
What i want to know is if this stuff could be used on kittens? Cats are great but they loose some of their fun when they grow up! Who here would want a kitten that never grew up? EVERYONE!
You could even expand and open a pet shop selling perminant baby animal cuteness. Go get a baby tiger or a baby polar bear!
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 Annabella Like a person, only smaller

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There is more information on the website that the family started which can be found here .
The website is written by the parents of Ashley, and clearly they are intelligent, balanced people. They believe that the treatment they have chosen for their child is for her benefit entirely.
There are also some very lovely photographs of Ashley showing her range of facial expressions and obvious emotions. She appears very happy and is clearly loved. ____________________ Avast! Pirates ahoy!
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Old Thread Alert!
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