angelmom
The love stays...forever in our hearts
From this link:
http://www.startribune.com/local/45...aPc:E7_ec7PaP3iUiD3aPc:_Yyc:aUHDYaGEP7eyckcUX
I think this statement by the doctor is very telling; it goes to show that he would have been willing to work with them if they had questions or wanted to try alternative therapies in addition to the chemo. He wasn't being some egomaniac who said it had to be his way or no way.
I'm also glad to hear that they think his chances of being cured are still very high.
Bostrom diagnosed Daniel's Hodgkin's lymphoma in January, treated it once in February, and called Brown County child protection workers in April when the Hausers refused to resume chemotherapy treatments.
"It was the first time in 25 years I've ever had to do that," Bostrom said Friday. "I've had parents who disagreed, but until now, we've always been able to work it out, find a way to get appropriate treatment.
"I think he probably still has a good prognosis, maybe still a 90 percent chance of recovery or better with treatment,'' Bostrom said. But he added that Daniel has "very little'' chance of recovering without conventional treatment."
http://www.startribune.com/local/45...aPc:E7_ec7PaP3iUiD3aPc:_Yyc:aUHDYaGEP7eyckcUX
I think this statement by the doctor is very telling; it goes to show that he would have been willing to work with them if they had questions or wanted to try alternative therapies in addition to the chemo. He wasn't being some egomaniac who said it had to be his way or no way.
I'm also glad to hear that they think his chances of being cured are still very high.
Bostrom diagnosed Daniel's Hodgkin's lymphoma in January, treated it once in February, and called Brown County child protection workers in April when the Hausers refused to resume chemotherapy treatments.
"It was the first time in 25 years I've ever had to do that," Bostrom said Friday. "I've had parents who disagreed, but until now, we've always been able to work it out, find a way to get appropriate treatment.
"I think he probably still has a good prognosis, maybe still a 90 percent chance of recovery or better with treatment,'' Bostrom said. But he added that Daniel has "very little'' chance of recovering without conventional treatment."