Compatible with life and love. Parents speak about their children with life limiting conditions
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Our children are compatible with life and compatible with love. We are asking the media, politicians and medical professionals to stop using the hurtful and misleading term "incompatible with life".
Parents also need real support, compassion and that can be best achieved through perinatal hospice care. We are asking that perinatal hospice care is established and standardised in all hospitals in Ireland and the North of Ireland.
See our stories and testimonies at www.everylifecounts.ie
Beautiful. I cried. Every life has value. "A society will be judged on the basis of how it treats its weakest members."
I am impressed by the example of a lady diagnosed as incompatible with life and who went on to live for twenty five years
Beautiful, so brave
Beautiful parents, beautiful children. Yes, every Life counts.
I've known two people who have used the Kristen Anderson Perinatal Hospice in Fairfax, VA, USA. What an awesome, beautiful help to those who loved a little one who died shortly after birth. While it's a hard road, it's a peaceful beautiful opportunity to say hello and goodbye with loving, supportive people.
So beautiful. How anyone can say these precious little lives don't deserve the chance to live is beyond me. Dedicated, inspiring parents. Valiant, inspiring cause. #EveryLifeCounts
Beautiful, good and true.
Just lovely. Thank you, dear families for speaking out.
The most beautiful thing I have seen today. 8-)
These parents are very brave, I cant imagine what it must have been like to go through what they did, yet, they gave their babies the best possible chance at life, and a chance to meet their family and to be loved. It makes me sad to hear about people calling for abortions for precious babies like these. It's not about choice, its about giving little little babies with a disability a chance too. Well done to all involved! #EveryLifeCounts
It is a complete new perspective of God's Will acceptance. Of taking one day at a time. Nobody knows about tomorrow, even the healthiest person.