Re: The young girl who recieved wrong transplants and her struggle to live....

[Guest guest]

I'm afraid this is all too common in day to day hospital procedure. It is

so tragic because this poor child will never be herself again.....if she

even survives this comedy of errors. Modern medicine is very dangerous.

Hospitals are unfit for sick people. What will it take to put an end to the

slaughter that calls itself " medicine " ? Betsy

CarrollBower wrote:

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Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 5:58 PM

Subject: [] The young girl who recieved wrong transplants and

her struggle to live....

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> Santillan, 17 year old girl who lays on life

> support after recieving incompatible organ transplants

> and re-surgery to correct the initial error and damage

> has failed to do so. Word today on February 21, 2001,

> is that she had bleeding on the brain and now has

> irreversible brain damage.

>

> This young girl and her family are from Modesto,

> Calif. I hope that all of you will pray for her, and

> her family during this terrible time. It is

> heartbreaking as the family crossed the border of

> Mexico to seek help to save their child, instead

> error of non thorough examination of records,

> prevented that help.

>

> Carroll-Bower, SWMB news, International.

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