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Nah I don't think that's right, they or their relatives will sue.

I have minimal trust in doctors, if I felt a doctor was not giving me the correct advice I would consult another doctor before taking action.

Ok there are differences between humans and rats, however humans and monkeys you're dealing with a pretty similar creature. I heard the doctor on the news say that they may have prepared the drug wrong, which is more probable than that there was some rare human factor that they hadn't known of...

Can't you see the problem with your answer? There are issues that arise with every one of the points you made which are too numerous to mention (however I will begin if you don't believe me) - as for HotShot... What. The. Fuck.

I agree with this. And the doctors are saying they're the only groups that are at more risk? I don't think so... however as far as large groups that want to be mothers are concerned, overweight slightly older women are probably the largest of the groups at risk.

I reckon u'd hate me if u knew the real me.

Yea so assisting a woman whom has a high risk of complications during pregnancy - to get pregnant - seems like a highly unethical and dangerous legally practice :P

What does it mean to be pure of heart and mind?

oh ok i'm sorry - what I was talking about was going through with the pregnancy.

John Howard and Kim Beazley are both very 'capable' people.

I liked major payne.

I just want the shows to get better... more family guy / american dad plz.

It's odd that they weren't able to pick up this risk in their earlier trials... something tells me they gave an improper dilution of the drug or something of that nature.

If these women did go through with the operation... and died... the doctors I imagine would be found negligent even if they did warn them about the risk due to the high, potentially fatal risk.

Yea there's a bit of a difference between social pressures and religious regulations :P

Yea I'm aware however for the purposes of the analogy you have to make the situations more .. well analogous.

If it's simply an argument about whether they should be allowed to, I agree, however in practice it seems generally people don't care about such things and I think it's important to point out. We're arguing about the stolen generation right? (Honestly don't know) People are complaining about...

Yea, I think katie is pretty much right in pointing out where your analogy fails. While the stolen generation is an event that occured over a period of time, then stopped, however had lasting implications - thus the aboriginals complain. With your example, Health services in the bush are bad for...

If you buy the car you incur the debt.

Look at the rubish this thread has dragged in...