09-17-2015, 03:21 PM
(09-17-2015, 03:11 PM)fredtoast Wrote: If you were the victim of medical malpractice that left you paralyzed woulod you be satisfied just to get a refund for what you paid the doctor?
And you have no idea what the judge said.
Attorneys for the sperm bank had argued that “wrongful birth” suits typically apply to cases where the child is born with a birth defect that doctors should have warned parents about; in this case, the child was healthy. Cramblett had also sought damages for a “breach of warranty.” The judge rejected both claims, but said that Cramblett could refile the suit as a “negligence claim.”
Except she has not experienced anything near being paralyzed.
To make a surgery analogy would be making one to the effect of if she had an ACL replacement and found out the donor of the cadaver ACL was black.
The ACL would work the same as a white one, just the same as the child will be the individual they nurture it to be.
I just don't see the "suffering".
I suppose she could sue for funds to hire a black nanny, if she feels so challenged.
That just might elevate her in her social circles, after suffering the embarrassment of having a black child.
