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Parental Rights in Children's Medical Care: Where Is Our Freedom to Say No? a Look at the Injustice of the American Medical System
Shirley Cheng
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| #7308334 in Books | Dance with Your Heart Publishing | 2008-02-04 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.02 x.37 x5.98l,.54 | File type: PDF | 162 pages | ||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| A Young Woman's Passion For Freedom|By C. F. Kennison|At a time when basic parental rights are taken from Americans in a round-about way, a passionate young woman fights for our freedoms. In her book, Parental Rights in Children's Medical Care. Where is Our Freedom to Say No? Cheng shares the offences she and her mother endured for years. She explains how her mother's right|From the Publisher|Reach the publisher at ShirleyCheng.com | Shirley Cheng (b. 1983), a blind and physically disabled award-winning author, motivational speaker, self-empowerment expert, poet, author of seven books, contributing author of eleven books, and a par
What is a more frightening nightmare for parents than their children's illness? It is the fear of losing custody of their children. In America, parents risk losing custody of their children forever when they disagree with doctors' recommended treatments or even when they want a second opinion. The Werneckes in 2005, Corissa Mueller in 2002, Valerie Emerson in 1998, and Tina Phifer in 1997, said no to doctors and lost their children. Shirley Cheng hopes to bring awareness...
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