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I  wholeheartedly agree with the current speaker, Michael, it was EXACTLY what I wanted to say! Thank you, Michael.

There are no guarantees for life.  We can only do what we think is best in the moment.  Hindsight is 20/20.

Just because someone disagrees with the dominant culture, are they a criminal? People die with standard medical protocols all the time.  

My America respects my right to make my own choices.  I don't think any parent would take their child to the hospital just because they feared a criminal charge.  They are busy with integrating the information they are receiving in the present moment, thru the lens of their beliefs. If they thought they were doing something wrong, they probably wouldn't hold those beliefs in the first place. 

I am a naturopathic doctor and I treat my child outside of conventional medicine standards, but within Naturopathic standards.

Dr. Wylie, Naturopathic Physician 

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