EXCLUSIVE: Another Work Do For Downing Street?

Boris Johnson was pictured laughing and joking last night as he canoodled with a bunch of elites on a Whitehall patio just hours after he announced his resignation.

The disgraced Prime Minister was seen hobnobbing with several coworkers and officials, giving out hugs and cracking jokes as the party drowned their collective sorrows on a balcony behind Dover House.

The ambience was light and friendly, according to witnesses, with the assemblage quickly gathering pace as the evening drew on.

One said it definitely wasn’t commiserations, they were in fine spirits as the group were spotted while attending a military band concert held on Horse Guards Parade a stone’s throw away from Dover House and Downing Street.

They said Boris Johnson gave someone a hug. It looked like a bad day at the office, let’s have a drink and cheer up, and they were laughing and chatting on the terrace.

They said it started just after 7 pm when Boris Johnson went inside and the party appeared to be in full swing.

Meanwhile less than half a mile away, several of the cabinet ministers and government officials whose resignations and criticism hastened the Prime Minister’s downfall enjoyed some schmoozing of their own at The Spectator’s summer bash.

Former chancellor Rishi Sunak and his successor Nadhim Zahawi, who accepted the position on Wednesday, then publicly told the Prime Minister to resign less than 24 hours later, were among those pictured in attendance at the grand press party on Old Queen Street, a mere 500 yards away from the Prime Minister’s gathering.

Ex housing and communities secretary Michael Gove, who was promptly sacked upon calling for the Prime Minister’s resignation, and former health secretary Matt Hancock also rocked up to the party whose guest list also included top political journalist Laura Kuenssberg and chairman of The Spectator Andrew Neil.

It comes as Tory MPs begin competing for Boris’ premiership in what’s set to be a painful shootout for the right to succeed the outgoing Prime Minister.

The friendly atmosphere displayed by Boris Johnson and co on the Dover House patio last night didn’t reflect the mood which hung in the air in Downing Street hours earlier.

Boris Johnson’s team were said to be in tears as the Prime Minister ultimately admitted he had run out of options, while the Conservative leader himself was said to have been optimistic rather than enraged upon realising they had tried everything around 8.30 am yesterday morning.

Boris Johnson clearly didn’t play a straight bat greeting the job, and he made sure he had his own people around the Cabinet table, but his version of reality became too much for them, with their constituents bearing the brunt of decline and collapse.

He is a disgrace, he broke the law, he lied to the Queen, lied to parliament and now he’s been forced out of his job because he lied again, but of course, after this Boris Johnson will be drowning in employment offers, he’s set for life, and now he can do whatever he wants to do because he will be free of the endless bellyaching.

Our politicians are elected to represent and act upon the best interests of the British people, not to cosy up to media honchos. This is part of the reason or reasons why our country’s in such a mess.

We can’t have a political system whereby the Prime Minister or indeed any politician has to dance to the tune of the media and then they’re penalised by the press itself, and if that’s the case we may as well do away with our electoral system and hand our country over to billionaire media moguls.

Neither lot is working in the best interest of the people of our country because they’re far too self-serving, manipulative and greedy to give the British people as much as a second thought.

The system is now run in the best interest of the elites and those who toe the line serve to feather line the already versus wealthy pockets who are presented to the people of our country as the good guys and that kind of clique has to go.

Is The Millennial Generation Putting Lullabies To Sleep For Good?

Classic cradlesong are at risk of dying out as almost half of millennial mothers and fathers don’t know all the words to Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.

A poll of 2,000 parents aged 26 to 41 revealed just 53 per cent can recite all the lyrics to Baa Baa Black Sheep, while only 51 per cent can sing Row, Row, Row Your Boat in its entirety.

Even Humpty Dumpty baffled half of those polled, while Jack and Jill
was known by just 43 per cent, and three in five parents can’t soothe their babies to sleep with a full rendition of Rock A Bye Baby.

Only 34 per cent could sing the entirety of Little Bo Peep, dropping to 29 per cent for Hush Little Baby and 28 per cent for Frere Jacques.

One in ten millennial parents said they don’t sing lullabies at all because they have a horrible voice or feel uncomfortable. Instead, one revealed to rapping Kanye West tunes to their baby, while another sang The Rolling Stones classics. Yet 83 per cent still thought that the bedtime routine was a critical bonding experience.

The study, commissioned by baby products manufacturer MAM, also discovered nine in ten parents read bedtime stories, and 43 per cent think these are better for soothing their children. Millennials stuck to the classics, with The Very Hungry Caterpillar, The Gruffalo and We’re Going On A Bear Hunt the most favoured.

Lisa Parkhill, from MAM, said that getting a little one off to sleep was a special, soothing time spent between babies and parents, even if some of the methods might be deemed unconventional.

She said that it’s intriguing to learn just how many depend on the power of their voice to support their baby during these moments, yet many recognise they won’t be releasing a hit single anytime soon.

She said that as parents develop those unbreakable bonds with their children, they learn just how important bedtime is to soothe their little ones, and even a brilliant opportunity to unwind.

These rhymes are part of our cultural heritage. It’s a shame that they’re being forgotten, and everything from our history is being erased, and most parents now are far too busy to get off their phones – children
being ignored while the parents walk along looking at their phones with no interaction with their children at all, so now children don’t know how to play as the parents never show them or spend quality time with them, they give their children an IPad to distract them instead, and they give them a ridiculous device to shut their children up.

Children’s rhymes were lovely with parents singing Round and Round The Garden and Incy Wincy Spider, and it didn’t matter if you had a good singing voice or not, parents used to sing themselves stupid to amuse their children.

It actually makes you wonder how many parents still read to their children at bedtime, or do they just hand their children a tablet until they fall asleep? As a child, my mum read to me at night, every night and I always looked forward to it, but a lot of things are dying out, it’s a new revolution.

The Cost Of Living Crisis In Britain

Shoppers hoping to pick up their favourite brand of butter may be in for a shock after it emerged one supermarket goliath was now selling Lurpak for more than £7 a tub.

The luxury butter brand, first produced in Denmark in 1901, has become a staple for millions of households across the country, but families might soon be turned off by the eyewatering price of a pack of Lurpak.

Images online showed a 750g pack of its lightly salted spreadable butter listed for £7.20 in Sainsbury’s this week.

The news comes amid the worst cost of living crisis since the 1970s stoked by unbridled inflation, with experts warning that the worst could be yet to come.

Sainsbury’s boss Simon Roberts last month warned that the cost of living crisis will get worse before it gets better.

The chief executive said customers were facing the most difficult of times, adding that the effects of this were going to last longer than he was sure most people anticipated months ago.

He said that the cost of food, fuel, fertiliser and labour have all gone up and that they were seeing substantial cost impacts and they’re not going to go away any time soon.

He said that households up and down the country were facing real challenges and that it was challenging for customers and challenging for households trying to manage their budgets.

It comes as a typical family of four’s shopping bills could increase as much as £40 per month in the latest pinch on domestic finances as necessities such as bread and dairy look set to increase, and the staggering rise in prices doesn’t just stop at dairy products.

Recent Retail Price Index figures for goods purchased by ordinary shoppers revealed the average cost of a roasting joint of beef had increased by 9.8 per cent to £11.34 over the year to April, while chicken had risen by 10.4 per cent to £3 a kilo.

But caterers are reporting even more dramatic rises of between 20 and 30 per cent for numerous products, with prices continually changing by the week.

The cost of mince beef rose by 11 per cent overnight in recent days, Laca said, while one catering company saw the cost of 10kg of prepared potatoes increase from £10.46 to £15.50.

Elsewhere, Heinz staples such as baked beans, ketchup, salad cream and soup skyrocketed in price by up to 55 per cent in June.

Data from retail research experts Assosia shows the cost of Heinz beans is up a third in Asda since June 17, up from 90p to £1.20 per can, while a standard bottle of Heinz squeezy ketchup is up by 39 per cent in Morrisons from £2 to £2.79.

People are now aware that everything has gone up, but things just don’t go up overnight and this seems like heinous profiteering by manufacturers and retailers in the guise that everything’s going up, so let’s get on the bandwagon as well so that they can make a bit of dollar, and greed is a big factor and does this now mean that stores like Asda won’t have any roll back prices? After all, the price of everything has increased, so clearly they won’t be able to afford it! And the sad thing is now that prices have gone up, they will never go down again.

People should stop purchasing products that have become eye-wateringly expensive and start buying cheaper products, then the more expensive products will rot on the shelves. They’ll soon put their prices down.

There is a deadly blood-eating bug that poses a threat to tens of thousands of heart surgery patients

It was warned that tens of thousands of patients who had heart valve operations as far back as 2005 should be forewarned they’re at risk of a potentially lethal blood-eating bug.

Five years ago, a newspaper outlet revealed how the NHS was about to contact 47,000 patients who had heart valve operations between 2013 and 2016 after concerns about contaminated operating theatre equipment emerged.

Now survivors of Mycobacterium chimaera infection, victims’ families and their lawyers are calling for the alert to be extended to cover those operated on years earlier.

It follows unsettling new evidence that the germ can lay dormant in the body for much longer than once thought, up to 13 years and possibly more, but spotted early enough after M.chimaera becomes invasive, it can be successfully treated with antibiotics, but if left to fester the infection can spread, causing deep tissue abscesses and triggering deadly complications.

Up to 250,000 people have had heart surgery in Britain in which a potentially contaminated type of ‘heater-cooler unit’ (HCU) was used.

HCUs are needed to regulate the temperature of blood as it’s passed outside the body to be pumped with an artificial heart, while the organ is temporarily stopped. But one common type of HCU, the Sorin 3T made by firm LivaNova, is believed to be been prone to M.chimaera colonisation if not entirely sterilised.

Solicitor Paul Balen of Freeths Solicitors, who’s acted for many victims, said that all patients who’ve undergone open-heart surgery using LivaNova HCUs since 2005 should be alerted of this danger.

In January, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said the earliest implicated surgery was performed in 2006. It states there have now been 33 deaths from 49 confirmed cases, up from 15 deaths and from 26 confirmed cases when it was first spotlighted.

But there are concerns these numbers seriously underestimate the true scale of the problem. Last year, City of London Senior Coroner Alison Hewitt wrote a report warning that the true incidence of invasive M.chimaera infection was very likely to be higher than the official estimate of one from every 5,000 surgeries.

Public Health England disregarded her concerns and batted away her request for in-depth research. Yet the agency, since superseded by UKHSA, failed to say how it knew no cases were overlooked. An NHS England spokeswoman said it would examine coronial findings and take any additional action needed.

If someone needs a replacement heart valve, indeed their life is in immediate danger, and telling them they have a slight chance of getting a bug if they have the operation won’t stop them from wanting to live, however, communication is the key here, and it’s a bug that if found early enough can be treated with antibiotics.

However, this wouldn’t be a problem and totally preventable if everything was sterilised properly, and it seems now with hospitals, it’s not what you go in with, it’s what you come out with.

Sadly when in hospital there are infections that people could catch, but if you’re having life-saving surgery, I don’t suppose that’s on your mind at the time and wouldn’t even worry about it.

But if antibiotics work for this bug if detected early, why doesn’t the hospital just give the patients the drug after surgery as a precaution. After all, preventing something is better than trying to cure it after the fact or am I missing something here? But then I guess that would be too sensible for the NHS.

Seeing spies everywhere, Vladimir Putin

One of Russia’s leading scientists has died less than two days after he was yanked out of a cancer bed and locked up on charges of high treason.

Dr Dmitry Kolker, 54, was flown across Russia from Novosibirsk, where he taught quantum physics and maths, to Moscow’s notorious Lefortovo Prison on Friday.

After 48 hours, the leading laser scientist died, his family reported.

He was under the watch of the state security service FSB, once overseen by Vladimir Putin.

Dr Kolker’s family accused the FSB of torture and abusing the doctor’s human rights by dragging him out of his death bed. He had stage 4 pancreatic cancer.

The FSB argued it had medical clearance to unplug him from his hospital drip and lock him up as part of a major spy investigation.

The scientist was accused of leading a pro-China spy ring alongside Professor Anatoly Maslov, 75, a hypersonic technologies teacher.

Professor Anatoly Maslow remains in Lefortovo, which became well-known during Stalin’s Great Purge of political opponents, businessmen and scientists.

An academic who knew Kolker said that Vladimir Putin is seeing spies everywhere, and that leading scientists were officially encouraged to cooperate with top foreign partners and did so, and now they’re being accused of spying.

Dr Kolker was head of Novosibirsk State University quantum optical technologies laboratory, and he was considered a world expert on lasers, having previously collaborated with the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in Oxford.

Dr Kolker was too sick for chemotherapy when he was detained.

His daughter Alina Mironova, 29, said after his detention in late June that her family was going through absolute torture, and that their father couldn’t pass away surrounded by his family members.

The scientist’s son Maxim, 22, said his father had travelled to China on a lecturing trip, but the scientist, also a talented musician, was accompanied all the time by an FSB agent who approved every word of his lectures, he said.

They vehemently denied he’d passed state secrets on lasers to China.

Dr Maslov, the chief researcher at the Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, part of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, was accused of transmitting hypersonic state secrets to a foreign power, believed to be China.

The exact nature of the alleged crime isn’t known but his work included hypersonic innovations for aircraft.

Maslow is known to have formerly worked with Boeing in America and with German and Chinese partners.

If this is how paranoid Vladimir Putin treats the Russian people, it’s no surprise he doesn’t have any respect for the remainder of the world.

Vladimir Putin is an egomaniacal man who doesn’t seem to be very well in the head, especially if he can kill innocent children, let alone his own people, and this man is obviously going around the track the wrong way.

Vladimir Putin has completely lost the plot, and I’m sure he would be quite happy to massacre the majority of us throughout the world.

Vladimir Putin, he’s behind you! Boo! And to think that this madman is in command of nuclear weapons.

This is beyond words, yanking a cancer-riddled man from his death bed to hasten his already certain impending death, by torture, and how another human being could do such a thing is beyond me. Vladimir Putin actually isn’t deserving of breathing the air that we all share and he’s worse than an animal. What, does Vladimir Putin get an erection while killing people? Or was this a tactic to show his supporters that they’d daren’t think about overthrowing him because he’s killed a cancer patient and they could be next?

The Queen Consented To Prince Harry Naming His Daughter After Her, Believing It Would Be Elizabeth

A friend and interior designer to the royals claimed that the Queen thought that Harry and Meghan would name their daughter Elizabeth, not Lilibet, after a phone call with the Duke of Sussex and was taken aback when their choice was announced.

Socialite Nicky Haslam, whose royal friends include everyone from the Duchess of Cornwall to Prince Michael of Kent, made the extraordinary claim on a recent podcast where he insisted the Sussexes should have called her Doria.

Nicky Haslam alleged that the Queen had been under the impression that the child, who was born last June, would be called Elizabeth, and was surprised to discover that the couple had, in fact, called her Lilibet.

He said that he heard that Harry rang the Queen and said that they wanted to name their daughter after his Granny and that she said it was lovely and said thank you, believing that they were going to name the baby Elizabeth, so they got approval, but they didn’t say the name.

Speaking on The Third Act podcast, Mr Haslam goes on to question why Harry and Meghan didn’t name the baby after the American ex-actress’s mother instead.

Why on earth didn’t they call the baby Doria, he asked, adding that it was the prettiest name ever.

A spokesman for the Sussexes didn’t comment, more than three days after a newspaper outlet questioned them about Mr Haslam’s claims.

Mystery has shrouded the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s decision to call their daughter Lilibet since the BBC’s royal correspondent, Jonny Dymond, claimed last year that they didn’t ask the Queen if they could use her family pet name.

In response, Prince Harry and Meghan launched an outstanding legal attack on the BBC, saying the report was false and defamatory.

Their spokesman said the Duke spoke with his family in advance of the announcement, in fact, his grandmother was the first family member he called, and during that conversation, he shared their hope of naming their daughter Lilibet in her honour, and that had she not been supportive, they wouldn’t have used the name.

Now Mr Haslam, a friend of the royals has added to the secret of what they did nor didn’t say in their telephone conversation with the monarch.

Lilibet has significant sentimental connotations for the Queen because it was the term used in private for her by her father, George VI, and by her late husband, Prince Philip.

They named their daughter after Harry’s grandmother, the way a lot of people do. There’s nothing ominous in that.

Lilibet is the most adorable name and it’s unique because it’s part of a tradition. The moniker was forged when the Queen was a little girl because she couldn’t pronounce her own name correctly, and her grandfather King George V would affectionately call her Lilibet, emulating her attempts to say her name.

It stuck and came to be used by close relatives, so it’s not a schmaltzy nickname and an indestructible tie to the royal family.

Harry and Meghan picked a name that they liked, and rightly so. Lilibet is a beautiful name and if other people use the name, does that mean that they need to ask for permission to use it from the Queen? But then why on earth would you need permission to name your own child?

No one, including the Queen, has autonomy over what they call their children. So, it’s not a legal issue, it’s just that many people are saying the name was chosen in very bad taste.

It’s Royal protocol to ask the Queen’s permission to use any name, but they don’t have to and they can use any name they want, and people seem to be extremely critical when they talk about Harry and Meghan – just let them get on with their lives because the more attention they get it’s only because people give it to them.

Several Miscarriages Later, A Mother Adopts A Baby But Is Faced With Horrific Online Abuse

A mother who adopted a newborn at the age of 49, after struggling with infertility and suffering from numerous miscarriages has encountered horrendous online shaming from trolls who called her selfish for becoming a mum at such an old age and told her she’s most likely going to die before her daughter grows up.

Kris Monsour, now 51, from Canal Winchester, Ohio, always wanted to become a mother, and she spent more than a decade trying.

Unfortunately, Kris Monsour was unable to successfully conceive, and by 2019 after suffering from multiple miscarriages, she’d almost given up on her dream of having a baby, but then, Kris received a text message from her cousin that transformed her life forever.

The relative, who’s in rehab for addiction, told Kris that he was pregnant and asked her if she wanted to adopt the baby.

She and her husband Clay, 47, officially adopted their daughter, Ainsley, now two, in March 2020.

Kris, who works as an executive insurance director, recently chose to share her journey online but was shocked when she started to receive a bunch of backlash for her decision to become a mum at the age of 49.

Kris has received hundred of hurtful comments from people who’ve criticised her for raising a baby while in her 50s, including one who said she would be a geriatric parent before Ainsley graduates high school, and another who claimed the toddler would have to decide on her mum and dad’s nursing home at the age of 20.

However, the mum of one has replied to her haters in multiple videos posted to her TikTok account, where she’s racked up more than 159,000 followers and nine million likes.

She wrote in the video that there were just a few comments she’s received as an older mum on the app while showing off some of the awful messages that she’d obtained.

One of them read that they didn’t agree with all of this and that she should think about the child.

Another said that when the child reaches the age of 18, Kris would be close to 70 and that most people at that age lose the ability to 100 per cent take care of themselves, and another hater added that she should think about dying when the child is 20.

Kris said in the video that luckily for her, she refused to absorb the toxic comments and that she was far too occupied doing things that feed her soul, but for many words hurt and they should think before they comment.

She wrote in another TikTok while mentioning some more typical comments that she’s received that someone said that 49 was too old to adopt a baby.

The clip showed her carrying little Ainsley while pretending to be exhausted and frail, and she added as she adjusted her stance, standing up straight that this was her at 49, living life and then she strode forcefully towards the camera.

Of course, people live longer these days, and at least they can provide a home instead of orphans who end up in abusive environments. This woman should be commended not humiliated.

This is just a wow moment and all I can say people can be extremely judgmental.

Bed Shortage: NHS Bosses Plan To Turn Patients’ Bedrooms Into Hospital Wards

The NHS will ask patients to turn their bedrooms into hospital wards in an effort to free up hospital beds and tackle waiting lists.

They will be given mobile phones and wearable gizmos that allow doctors to observe their vital signs remotely on ‘virtual wards.’

Up to 25,000 people at a time could be treated under the ‘hospital at home’ scheme by March 2024 in a big boost to capacity, and it could allow patients to be released from the hospital sooner, or sidestep the need to be admitted in the first place.

The initiative forms part of the Government’s Plan for Digital Health and Social Care.

It outlines ministers’ ambitions to expand the use of technology within the NHS rapidly in an endeavour to save billions of pounds over the next decade.

Proposals include expanding the use of remote monitoring, improving the NHS App and rolling out digital health and social care records in hospitals and care homes.

The Government will create an additional 10,500 data and technology roles as well as increase training in these areas for new and existing staff.

The expanded use of ‘virtual wards’ comes after NHS England chief executive Amanda Pritchard revealed that too many beds had been cut.

Some 25,000 staffed beds have been lost since 2010/11, with few beds per head of population than in similar nations.

Mrs Pritchard told the NHS ConfedExpo conference this month that they have passed the threshold at which that efficiency becomes inadequate and that a lack of beds, along with wit delays in discharging medically fit patients into social care, have contributed to more extended waits for routine operations and in A&E.

There are a record 6.5 million people on NHS waiting lists, with numbers soaring in recent months due to disruption caused by the pandemic.

More than 280,000 people have had their conditions, such as asthma, remotely monitored at home and in care homes over the past year, freeing up hospital beds and clinicians’ time.

According to the Department of Health and Social Care, this has resulted in improvements in patient outcomes, with problems spotted earlier, shorter stays in hospital and fewer admissions, and an additional 500,000 people could be supported in this way by March next year.

Patients will also be able to complete their hospital pre-assessment assessments from home by September 2024.

But remote monitoring is a shoddy replacement for regular checks by nurses.

These people are sick, so who’s going to feed them, help them to the toilet, and change their bed linen? And if something goes wrong, who’s going to take care of the patient?

Looking after someone when they’re ill is demanding and given the lack of care in the community, with GPs, and the delays getting a paramedic out on a 999 call I definitely wouldn’t pick this option.

What’s next? An NHS mobile service coming round our streets like an ice cream van, then people can clap them as they come into the street like Father Christmas on his float.

I guess they could install fabricated wards to provide additional bed capacity. Oh yes, I forgot they did that, they called them the Nightingale Hospitals, remember those? 

Apparently, they couldn’t get enough staff and enough equipment, so if this is the case ‘remote wards’ at home will be the same. Not enough staff and people will end up becoming worse than they began in the first place, which will mean they will still end up in the hospital, so this is a senseless venture.

A Baby Whose Parents Refused To Have Him Vaccinated Was Originally Denied A New Heart

A six-month-old infant in Tennessee with a heart defect has finally been added to the waiting list for transplant after his evangelical parents claimed their doctor told them their youngster had to be vaccinated first.

August Stoll was born in December, and his heart defect was diagnosed when he was 13 days old.

He’s spent much of his young life in Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital in Nashville, and in June had heart surgery but his parents were told he would need a transplant.

His mother Hannah Stoll said that the transplant team, specifically Dr David Bearl gave them the ultimatum that if they didn’t give August a string of vaccines, he would be kept off the transplant list.

She said he specifically used the phrase, ‘I am mandating,’ about eight times during our first conversation about this.’

She didn’t pinpoint what vaccines were required or detail his reason.

She said that in the second conversation she reasoned and argued with him over the stupidity of giving her baby vaccines with a massive chance of a negative outcome, on a severely immunosuppressed child on their death bed.

He continued to refuse, so she asked him if this was legal, and he said no. She asked him if this was policy, and he said no.

In their third conversation, he came to see her and asked her if she had any more questions and she asked if he’d changed his mind, he said no.

Hannah, who in 2011 described herself as a California girl who moved to Tennessee after falling in love with and marrying Clint Stoll, and appears to work at No Greater Joy ministries.

She said that she was adamant August not be vaccinated, and she said that she firmly believes with complete certainty that it’s disgusting, unethical, heartless, and awful to withhold a heart from a six-month-old baby over this.

She said that she believes that loading his body with these vaccines would kill him and that she believed that it was her right as a parent to decide for him and that she thinks that this doctor’s hold over them was motivated by ego.

She said that as his parents they have a responsibility to protect their son at all costs and that he’s dying and time is of the essence.

August has now apparently been accepted on the transplant list, but it’s unclear whether they’d decided to vaccinate him, or whether the hospital had waived the apparent requirement.

This is a child and this doctor’s medical licence should be revoked because this man took the Hippocratic Oath which upholds specific ethical standards.

This child is already sick, with a remarkably low level of immune system function, yet the parents were told that their child should be given a superfluity of vaccines before he could undergo extremely intrusive surgery and then be given enormous amounts of immunosuppressants.

The parents were right, this is too much to ask and expect a favourable outcome. Vaccines can be given later on because all vaccines require good health at the time of being administered.

The problem is the entire medical industry and the insurance industry is a business and they will take you for a ride and if you think they won’t rip you off, well, they will, and doctors have such enormous egos they can barely fit them through the door, and if this doctor seriously looked at this baby and refused him treatment then he shouldn’t be a doctor.

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