Exactly. Everyone would love the nation to espouse their faith. When Christians talk about the nation being a Christian nation and the laws should reflect Christian laws , rules, etc.. They are seeing it, as they way it is taught in THEIR church. Not even considering that it would be different...
True. But we also have to understand, when people talk about this being a 'Christian" Nation, exactly what branch/type/etc Christianity are we talking about? Because this group and others like it IS the big push towards total Christian control. I am a Christian, but I figured out a while...
Actually, I haven't seen where Rutgers has made a statement one way or another.
Nor have I read what Dr. Prestgiacomo has to say. I have read what they lawyer claims Dr. Prestgiacomo believes, tested, etc. There is a big, big difference. Such public statements are not under oath. And the...
Dolan claims he did in that article. That was followed by DeFina saying that if the brain is dead, there is no electrical activity.
A Potato has electrical activity. I guess it isn't brain dead.
The article doesn't state what Dr. Prestigiacomo is basing his opinion on. However, Dr. Fisher...
The fact that he used sandbagged shows he is acting. He already knows what the State of Cali uses to determine BD, and he did not attempt to refute those findings. Hence, he did not put forth evidences disputing BD. Dr. Fisher's response was just stating the obvious. No surprise or sandbagging...
Where do you get that her family is paying for the bill or their insurance is? Do you have links?
In one of the recent article, her Mother mentions issues of her not being qualified for medical insurance in NJ . The family has a donation page stating they can not pay for it. So, if no...
Can you provide a link to information stating that is what happened here? At least something to validate it as a theory?
Katydid mentions that in NJ the family can reject brain death, and you respond that A Hospital can. Are you trying to say that the Hospital rejects brain death? Which...
Yep. That is what I believed happened. Except the part of knowing she was declared legally dead. I believe after accepting her, they are legally required to follow the NJ law on the issue of brain death. And only found out later she was declared legally dead, hence no $$$ coming to pay her...
So what exactly are you trying to say? Your not making yourself clear. I see several posts of you talking about the admitting process at St. Peters and wither they would admit her. You seem all over the place on this issue and I am confused on what exactly your trying to say, or if your...
How can you be pretty sure? As you stated, it's private, so no, they would not have it. The original hospital wanted to 'talk' to the new one, but the family was having none of that. So if your pretty sure, explain your theory how they would have gotten the medical records before hand?
It...
That is what I want to know. There is no way the hospital would know she was brain dead, until after they checked her out. Or that the CA coroner declared her dead in CA. Of course, with all the media attention, they should.
I think the actual issue is that the NJ law allows the family to have a say in cases like these. All based upon the familys religious beliefs.
Physically, she was alive, her body was being maintained alive. Only by doing the test would they be able to prove she was dead. Those test would...
Yes, GET A JOB. That is the part that struck me and something that will be hard for her to do. She is qualified as what? Nothing she will want to do, that is for sure. And because of her history, her PO will know to check her job constantly.
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