· a pregnant woman who has been brain dead since february — and kept alive via life support in order to comply with georgia’s abortion law — gave birth prematurely to a baby … · adriana smith, a 30-year-old nurse and mother, was declared brain dead at nine weeks pregnant. · but the next day, ms smith woke up gasping for air. Georgia’s abortion law has kept her on life support to sustain the fetus until … · a georgia woman declared brain dead is being kept on life support because she is pregnant. · the baby of a georgia woman who was declared brain dead and has been on life support for months has been delivered. · adriana smith , a 31-year-old georgia nurse and mother, was just eight weeks pregnant when she was declared brain dead in february after suffering a medical condition. · the baby of adriana smith, a brain - dead pregnant woman who was being kept alive by ventilators under georgia ’s abortion law, was delivered friday, her family said. Emory university hospital determined she had blood clots in her brain , and declared her brain - dead , her mother reported later, in may. It raises complicated legal questions about restrictive abortion laws in georgia and other. · a pregnant nurse, declared brain - dead , remains on life support in order to save her child. · atlanta (ap) — the baby of a woman in georgia who was declared brain dead and has been on life support since february was delivered early friday morning, her mother said. · 四川论坛 > 国庆高速堵车，见怪不怪，十个情况总结 成都小k 1. 4w+ 爱卡币 1759 帖子 加关注发私信 本站元老 注册 2006-10-10来自 四川省|成都市 来自 爱卡android版 发表于 … The case raises profound bioethical questions about respect for human dignity, the absolute value of unborn life, and the limits of medical intervention. · atlanta (ap) — a pregnant woman in georgia was declared brain - dead after a medical emergency and has been kept on life support for three months by doctors to allow enough time for the baby. · after being kept on life support for months due to georgia law, brain-dead nurse adriana smith’s baby boy has been delivered and is fighting for life in the nicu. However, the family claims the hospital told them legally she had to be kept on life support to allow the fetus to grow.
