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Arkansas Granny

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4. That is one of the most cruel statements I have heard.

Reply to abelenkpe (Reply #1)

Sun Feb 17, 2013, 05:36 PM

Feb 2013

How does she feel about what those infants went through before they died? Does she imagine that they felt that being loved on and getting to know their parents was worth the struggle and possible agony they endured?

What a heartless excuse for a human being.

That doesn't consider the fact that the other two babies were put in a risky situation. Twins generally have a better chance of survival than quads. It's fortunate that any of the babies survived.

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Medicaid doesn't pay for couple's heartbreak [View all] TexasTowelie Feb 2013 OP

Wow. abelenkpe Feb 2013 #1

That is one of the most cruel statements I have heard. Arkansas Granny Feb 2013 #4

Rationalizations, willful ignorance, and Ilsa Feb 2013 #6

She's probably a hypocrite LeftInTX Feb 2013 #7

Did Medicaid pay for in vitro? elfin Feb 2013 #2

The story says that the pregnancy occurred naturally. TexasTowelie Feb 2013 #3

This is sad LeftInTX Feb 2013 #5