Спасти ребенка любыми методами?

[Sarochka]

Ребенок умирал у них на глазах, доноров невозможно найти, да и риск громадный, что не приживется.. а вот оно -твое дитя, и единственное что в твоих силах - родить еще одного, дать ему жизнь, но и возможность жить больному...
тут не так все просто, на самом деле..

человек без одной почки автоматически становится инвалидом, поэтому они сделали несчастными двоих детей

[Fursetka]

[My sister's keeper is a fiction, but here is a real story]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp...nguage=printer

и еще была другая семья, где родители просто решили рискнуть, родить ребёнка просто надеясь на то что она будет [match] и им повезло. Сеычас у них две здоровые дочери, а могло быть не одной.
it is also described in this article
"The Nash case is reminiscent of one in which a California man, Abe Ayala, had his vasectomy reversed in 1989, 17 years after the birth of his second and what he thought would be his last child. Ayala took the step so that he and his wife Mary could have a third child--one who might serve as a bone marrow donor for their ailing daughter Anissa.

At 16, Anissa had been diagnosed with a deadly form of leukemia, and the only possible cure was a cell transplant from a perfectly matched donor, none of which could be found. The Ayalas knew that they had one-in-four odds of having a child whose cells matched Anissa's and they took that chance. Luck was with them. Newborn sister Marissa inherited all the right genes from her parents, and the cells she provided saved her sister's life. "

[Fursetka]

that's a very good qoute, btw
"People have kids for all kinds of reasons: to save a failing marriage, to work on the family farm, to perpetuate the family name. In the scheme of things, this is the most wanted child I've ever met. They love the heck out of this kid."

[Акватрель]

[My sister's keeper is a fiction, but here is a real story]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp...nguage=printer

и еще была другая семья, где родители просто решили рискнуть, родить ребёнка просто надеясь на то что она будет [match] и им повезло. Сеычас у них две здоровые дочери, а могло быть не одной.
it is also described in this article
"The Nash case is reminiscent of one in which a California man, Abe Ayala, had his vasectomy reversed in 1989, 17 years after the birth of his second and what he thought would be his last child. Ayala took the step so that he and his wife Mary could have a third child--one who might serve as a bone marrow donor for their ailing daughter Anissa.

At 16, Anissa had been diagnosed with a deadly form of leukemia, and the only possible cure was a cell transplant from a perfectly matched donor, none of which could be found. The Ayalas knew that they had one-in-four odds of having a child whose cells matched Anissa's and they took that chance. Luck was with them. Newborn sister Marissa inherited all the right genes from her parents, and the cells she provided saved her sister's life. "

Thanks for this.. WOW.. I didn't know it was written using a real story..
I liked this :
"People have kids for all kinds of reasons: to save a failing marriage, to work on the family farm, to perpetuate the family name. In the scheme of things, this is the most wanted child I've ever met. They love the heck out of this kid."
:34:

[Акватрель]

that's a very good qoute, btw
"People have kids for all kinds of reasons: to save a failing marriage, to work on the family farm, to perpetuate the family name. In the scheme of things, this is the most wanted child I've ever met. They love the heck out of this kid."

wow.. I liked it too, obviously :-)))

[AshOgraM]

"People have kids for all kinds of reasons: to save a failing marriage, to work on the family farm, to perpetuate the family name. In the scheme of things, this is the most wanted child I've ever met. They love the heck out of this kid:34:

Штирлиц, где Вы? Смотрите как далеко люди шагнули...:D