Comments on: What Sort of Death for Annie? http://whatsortsofpeople.wordpress.com/2008/06/08/what-sort-of-death-for-annie/ asking questions about the question: what sorts of people should there be? Sun, 27 Dec 2009 15:53:38 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: What Would Darwin Do? « What Sorts of People http://whatsortsofpeople.wordpress.com/2008/06/08/what-sort-of-death-for-annie/#comment-944 What Would Darwin Do? « What Sorts of People Mon, 13 Jul 2009 21:59:23 +0000 http://whatsortsofpeople.wordpress.com/?p=152#comment-944 [...] 13, 2009 — dsobsey For those who have followed the Annie Farlow saga on this blog (e.g., What Sort of Death for Annie?; Deathmaking by medical neglect; Chromosomal microarray analysis, newgenics, and Annie Farlow; [...] [...] 13, 2009 — dsobsey For those who have followed the Annie Farlow saga on this blog (e.g., What Sort of Death for Annie?; Deathmaking by medical neglect; Chromosomal microarray analysis, newgenics, and Annie Farlow; [...]

]]> By: Chromosomal microarray analysis, newgenics, and Annie Farlow « What Sorts of People http://whatsortsofpeople.wordpress.com/2008/06/08/what-sort-of-death-for-annie/#comment-815 Chromosomal microarray analysis, newgenics, and Annie Farlow « What Sorts of People Fri, 03 Apr 2009 14:16:40 +0000 http://whatsortsofpeople.wordpress.com/?p=152#comment-815 [...] analysis, contextualized by the case of Annie Farlow, which we have discussed in the posts What Sort of Death for Annie? and Deathmaking by medical neglect. Some think that Annie’s fate was sealed by her diagnosis [...] [...] analysis, contextualized by the case of Annie Farlow, which we have discussed in the posts What Sort of Death for Annie? and Deathmaking by medical neglect. Some think that Annie’s fate was sealed by her diagnosis [...]

]]> By: Spirit of the Time http://whatsortsofpeople.wordpress.com/2008/06/08/what-sort-of-death-for-annie/#comment-592 Spirit of the Time Thu, 08 Jan 2009 01:15:24 +0000 http://whatsortsofpeople.wordpress.com/?p=152#comment-592 Barbara Farlow has posted a series of reflective essays on the death of Annie at the <a href="http://www.livingwithtrisomy13.org/memoriesofAnnie.htm" rel="nofollow">Living with Trisomy 13 website</a>. There is a Human Rights hearing on the case in Ontario tomorrow, I believe. Barbara Farlow has posted a series of reflective essays on the death of Annie at the Living with Trisomy 13 website. There is a Human Rights hearing on the case in Ontario tomorrow, I believe.

]]> By: Deathmaking by medical neglect « What Sorts of People http://whatsortsofpeople.wordpress.com/2008/06/08/what-sort-of-death-for-annie/#comment-325 Deathmaking by medical neglect « What Sorts of People Tue, 05 Aug 2008 23:01:48 +0000 http://whatsortsofpeople.wordpress.com/?p=152#comment-325 [...] in Care of the National Health Service. Amanda Healey’s commentary is very reminiscent of Barabra Farlow’s description of how her baby was allowed to die by doctors in a Canadian hospital previously discussed on the [...] [...] in Care of the National Health Service. Amanda Healey’s commentary is very reminiscent of Barabra Farlow’s description of how her baby was allowed to die by doctors in a Canadian hospital previously discussed on the [...]

]]> By: What’s Hot at What Sorts? « What Sorts of People http://whatsortsofpeople.wordpress.com/2008/06/08/what-sort-of-death-for-annie/#comment-230 What’s Hot at What Sorts? « What Sorts of People Fri, 11 Jul 2008 19:25:14 +0000 http://whatsortsofpeople.wordpress.com/?p=152#comment-230 [...] Dick Sobsey: What Sort of Death for Annie? [...] [...] Dick Sobsey: What Sort of Death for Annie? [...]

]]> By: Joanne Faulkner http://whatsortsofpeople.wordpress.com/2008/06/08/what-sort-of-death-for-annie/#comment-130 Joanne Faulkner Tue, 10 Jun 2008 22:00:09 +0000 http://whatsortsofpeople.wordpress.com/?p=152#comment-130 I agree with Rob - it would be very interesting to hear what the hospital has to say. This situation is horrifying, and I can't imagine how angry her parents must feel. The doctors not only (inappropriately) judged, and had the power to enforce, who lives and dies, but (as the title of the post suggests) how they die. I agree with Rob – it would be very interesting to hear what the hospital has to say.

This situation is horrifying, and I can’t imagine how angry her parents must feel. The doctors not only (inappropriately) judged, and had the power to enforce, who lives and dies, but (as the title of the post suggests) how they die.

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