Jahi’s Case is About Parental Rights
By Bobby Schindler | Washington Times | January 17, 2014
Much
has been written about Jahi McMath in recent days. The 13-year-old
Oakland, Calif., girl underwent surgery Dec. 9 to remove her tonsils.
She was declared “brain-dead” after going into cardiac arrest.
Since that time, experts have opined on the ethics of the brain-death
declaration, the family’s decision to transfer her to another facility,
and the involvement of the Terri Schiavo Life & Hope Network in
helping the family.
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