Comments on: KSBHA Closes Case Against Tiller in Abortion Death In Spite of Damning Evidence

By: Cathy

Cathy — Sat, 09 Dec 2006 16:41:17 +0000

Also,To all moms that have children with special needs I commend all of you for parenting.God knows you are all extra special people.

By: Cathy

Cathy — Sat, 09 Dec 2006 16:38:19 +0000

Just because a child has Downs syndrome doesnt mean that they should be exterminated! What next? Should the elderly be next’because they are ill and have become a burden? This is one sick self absorbed society.We seem to care more about money,nice homes,good jobs, and fast,flashey cars than human life.God doesnt care about this material crap! He wants to see how we treat others.Thats whats important.You cant take your money to the afterlife.

By: Marlene Rose

Marlene Rose — Sat, 10 Dec 2005 20:47:46 +0000

I have a beautiful baby girl who happens to have down syndrome. My family loves her and at the support group that I attend all the mothers that attend with downs kids of older ages than my 2 year old are in love with their children and feel supported when they can talk about their concerns and triumphs of their very special child.
What kind of relationship did Christins family havewith her? If it would have been our daughter with downs we would have chosen life for her baby. We picket abortion clinics weekly and have a deep respect for life.
Who can we call to help make a difference?

By: tobra

tobra — Fri, 02 Dec 2005 17:06:29 +0000

decent honest americans are decieved into thinking death is the right response, dying with dignity has many proponensts with born again believers. i live in texas and many texas citizens travel far for emergency treatment, the hurricane evacuees are a recent example, in fact parents could have authorized comfort care, in tragic circumstances while their child was in another state. doctors and nurse write down what they want to write and record, and it is not always a fair record.

sometimes cancer patients travel, for instance going from amarillo to mexico, a further journey than texas to kansas for possible emergency life saving treatments. the young lady was loved and cared for i assume by her family for eighteen years. i babysat a moderate down sydrome child, it was extremely difficult. the grandparents of tiller’s victims, if they wanted to get rid of their grandchild by abortion are guilty of the babys’ death, but if they were decieved by medical professionals, their daughter needed an abortion for medical reasons, then the girl’s parents should not be considered guilty. please remember caring for down syndrome children is a hard task, and i doubt the parents suddenly used her pregnancy as an excuse to kill their daughter AND her child. the parents of underage compentant teenagers bringing their daughters in to abortion clinics are more obvious murderers than these parents, i don’t know the parents and it could be they are guilty of two murders, the facts just are not there for me to draw that conclusion.

By: Robert

Robert — Fri, 02 Dec 2005 10:13:41 +0000

Christina,
Her family has GOT to be held accountable for this, as well as Tiller.

Who travels from Texas to Wichita for a “medical emergency”? This was no ‘medical emergency’. This was a contract killing.

Tiller’s people lie on the 911 tape about her GRAVELY ill condition saying she is awake and alert? Then the parents ask that ONLY ‘comfort care” be given to their daughter? Why not seek to aggressively treat the sepsis? Why right her off to die along with the grandchild? Where’s the love?

The killers say that abortion is not about killing but all about choice. Yet they come up with this D&X PBA procedure to ENSURE death of the preborn. It’s not about choice but about death.
Equally outrageous- – - if it is really all about choice- – - then were so then were are the prochoice maternity homes? Where are those ellusive planned parenthood maternity homes? The only choice they support is death.

In this case of alledged ‘choice’ , the medical board, killer, politicians along with the parents even support the death of this daughter. The parents never even filed a complaint over her death. Apparently they got MORE what they bargained for and are glad to be rid of her and her baby?

By: Christina

Christina — Thu, 01 Dec 2005 22:50:31 +0000

Kansas law only allows an abortion after viability if it’s necessary for health reasons, which this one clearly wasn’t. If Cristin’s life was in danger, her parents surely would have taken her to a local hospital for induction or an emergency c-section. All the evidence is that this girl was perfectly healthy and her family just didn’t want her to have a live baby.

I’m trying hard not to blame her family for this, but reading the autopsy report, how they only wanted “comfort care’ provided to an otherwise healthy daughter who was in a medical crisis, how her eyes were harvested, I wonder.

And now the Board of Healing Arts buys whatever feeble excuse Tiller had for performing what was clearly an illegal third-trimester abortion. It’s sickening that nobody valued Cristin or her baby enough to let them live.

By: tobra

tobra — Thu, 01 Dec 2005 22:38:28 +0000

doctors have alot of power in our nation. a doctor’s diagnosis can get a someone a large disability check, make an illegal abortion legal, help a jury consider punishment, keep a person incarcarated. the shedding of innocent blood causes many complications and having doctors like tiller will only increase as the depravity in our nation increases. those Christians that wished to not use force against the killer tillers of america and wish to share the Gospel to these baby killing doctors may just get the oportuntity to share the Gospel with marvin when he comes to marry their son.

By: Matt O'Brien

Matt O'Brien — Thu, 01 Dec 2005 04:43:42 +0000

This is a national disgrace. Because of all the money George Tiller has donated he has apparently become above the law.