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Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim Barton.

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Today got two.

We're going to actually have two guests at once, and they're working on Simon's Law all over the country, but for very personal reasons, as well as for other parents to have parental rights as well.

So guys, of course, we talk about parental rights typically in the subject of education or maybe even vaccine choice.

In this case, it's parental rights for end-of-life issues.

A really interesting topic today.

Yeah, it was a tragic story.

I mean, as it developed, it didn't have all the aspects that it now has.

But Cheryl Crozier back a number number years ago, lived in Kansas, still does in Kansas, but in Kansas, she had a son. And that son,

as they were in the hospital, he started having some difficulty with breathing as an infant.

He was having difficulty with food, holding food, and so medication, et cetera.

And after a day or two, it looked real clear that he was on his way down and he ended up dying in the hospital.

And so it was a tragic story.

But then after that happened, she found out from one of the nurses who just kind of slipped her a message that, hey, you need to look at his chart.

And it turned out that her son, Simon, she named him Simon, had Down syndrome.

And she didn't know that.

And the medical people decided that he did not need to live.

So they started withholding the food.

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