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Thank you. Was taken on the Isle of Wight

I like a debate. The state doesn’t own your child. The courts made a decision when the doctors and parents couldn’t decide. Both parties willingly went to the court to make a decision. Would you honestly

The hospital in Italy were offering 14 days palliative care at a cost of 60,000. No new treatment , or diagnosis. So yes allowing him to die, when he had 30% of his brain left and deteriorating was far

That was a good read. I hope it makes a pound this year that would make me a happy bunny. I’m on a long term Hodl with this one. Excited about where this has the potential to go though.

The government has No say it the courts decision. Only in the laws enacted. A parents right ethically can never override a child’s, again that would make abuse ethical. It would be unethical to keep a

Beautiful pictures!! 👌

What IS that? Iced tea? I’m #toobritish to be able to look at that without feeling sad. ;)

That’s amazing. Where was this?

Ah thank you!

Yes. The child right to die with dignity was in consideration . Had there been a chance of treatment would have been a different story. He has been on life support for well over a year. I hear the little

The courts are bound by the human rights act 1998 to protect the rights of a child over the wishes of the parents.

That’s beautiful set of photos. Colours are amazing!

Cappachino :)

That river looks so inviting :)

The colour of that rose is outstanding ! Not heard of this before. Thanks for taking the time to explain. :)

Love this shot!

Amazing shot!

Cheers :) Appreciate the upvote :)

What religion, other than your own do you think most represents your philosophy on life?

But they can die to all the cuts you have made 👀