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January 11th, 2014
04:28 PM ET

Pregnant woman forced on life support

Brooke Baldwin talks to guests about the legalities of maintaining life support against the wishes of a pregnant woman's family.

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  1. Angie Odom

    Well Im involved in a situation where young woman overdosed at 8 weeks of pregnancy. She didn't have the proper level of oxygen for over four hours low blood sugar the works. She was on life support for 2 1/2 months then medical coma due to her seizures. She is now vegetation state but is not in medical coma anymore. Breathes on her own. The miracle the baby is now 11 months old and perfect! We have adopted her and helping care for birth mom too. I wish this husband could see this babies face it might bring Hope in this dark time.

    January 12, 2014 at 5:08 pm |
  2. Pat

    The woman's desire not to be on life support probably meant for an indefinite period of time. I can't help but wonder if she would want her baby to have a chance at life if she could express her wishes.

    January 14, 2014 at 6:13 pm |
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