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Originally Posted by JJemail1
KATL,
Your lasr post was morbid, innapropriate and unnecessary. People survive late stage cancer all of the time. To invest time convincing a stranger they are dying baffles me.
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I wasn't trying to convince anyone of anything. She called her cancer stage III and then said it spread to her liver (and this is after surgery and chemotherapy treatment). That's not stage III. It's stage IV. And it's not a death sentence IF some people survive. People DO survive. However, a person battling aggressive cancer that is clearly spreading and has a VERY high mortality rate, in addition to battling depression and anxiety and feels traumatized by it, is NOT a candidate for fostering or adopting.
How someone can encourage Annwill to bring a child into her home baffles me. To wish that life on any child is morbid and inappropriate.
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Princess Maire-Kate, 10
Princess Hanna, 4
Angel Duenas- 1/8/07 to 8/11/09. I miss my baby boy.
THERE ARE EIGHT DIFFERENT WAYS YOUR CHILD CAN DIE ON A CORDED WINDOW TREATMENT
Read "How Safe Cords Kill" at www.pfwbs.org
THREE CHILDREN HAVE STRANGLED TO DEATH SINCE ANGEL DIED ON 8/11/09.
Brandyn Coppedge died on 9/11/09. Rosie Smith died on 9/30/09 and Thapelo Kwofie died on 11/1/09. The Consumer Product Safety Commission is no longer recommending safety kits. They are now recommending that anywhere children live or visit should be free of corded window products.