1000 Signatures By Friday
On June 1, 2009, Wyatt Nathaniel Finchum, was born at 10:03 a.m. He had a faint heartbeat and was breathing, which was a miracle, because doctors had told his parents that they would probably never see him alive. He did live for two precious minutes. However, due to Tennessee's definition of live birth, the doctor was not able to medically acknowledge his life. He was listed as stillborn. His parents won't deny the fact that their son was dying as soon as he was born, but he lived... he fought to breathe for those two minutes and his life deserves to be acknowledged. His parents would like to get Tennessee's definition of live birth amended to a more acceptable definition that recognizes life no matter how short it may be.
Are you willing to make a difference today?
Please take one minute and sign your name.
Click HERE to sign the Petition
(Even those that don't live in Tennessee still count)
I would also like to ask all blog owners to consider posting a post on your blog.
Thank You!
Sandy
This is from One Day at a Time.
Please go there if I have not done the buttons right, for she has.
























2 comments:
wow! I hope the law gets changed. that's sad. I also wanted to let you know about the pay it 40 blog....http://payit40.blgospot.com stop by.
Thank you sooooo much for posting this. *hugs* I really appreciate it soooooo much.
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