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We do have death panels in this country. They're called insurance companies

Was...

Couldn't recall the name, but I knew of her sad story

Savita Halappanavar was a 31-year-old Indian dentist who died on 28 October 2012 at University Hospital Galway in Ireland due to the complications of a septic miscarriage at 17 weeks' gestation. The miscarriage took seven days to unfold, and early in the process, when it was clear that the miscarriage was inevitable, Halappanavar requested an abortion. At that time the medical team had not diagnosed her with a blood infection, and her request was denied because the medical team did not judge that her life was in danger. The medical team eventually did diagnose the sepsis and began trying to treat it, and when they determined that Halappanavar's life was in danger they had planned to administer misoprostol to induce delivery, but the miscarriage completed before they were able to. The sepsis continued developing and she died of cardiac arrest caused by the sepsis. Her death caused controversy at the time, nationally and internationally, leading to protests and marches.

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I looked it up. Very sad story.

Sure, who doesn't? He's the Buddhist Santa Claus, and once every year he brings Nirvana and Freedom From Want to millions of good little boys and girls.

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I heard her name but could not have told you in relation to what, except an unusual death. Having looked it up, now I know where it came from, news on the Irish vote.