Elba and Tony D'Aiuto were working for the Jersey City Police Department on 9/11, when Elba was handed a baby from one of the ferries arriving from Manhattan. The baby was having difficulty breathing, and after clearing his airway, she handed him to an EMT to take away in an ambulance. 25 years later, they are still searching for that baby.
“He’s our child,” Nausheen Gilkar said, wiping away tears on the witness stand.
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A California couple is suing their surrogate for breaching contract after she refused to abort a baby diagnosed with a heart defect and moved to Texas for life-saving care.
A California couple is suing their surrogate for breach of contract after she refused to abort a baby diagnosed with a heart defect and moved to Texas so the infant could receive life-saving care . PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A California couple is suing their surrogate , McKenna West, for allegedly violating a contract by refusing to kill their unborn baby after doctors diagnosed him with hypoplastic left heart syndrome. Nausheen Gilkar and Omar Ahmed are seeking more than $100,000 in damages, arguing that West agreed to an abortion clause covering serious fetal abnormalities when they paid her $60,000 to carry the child. DETAIL: West, a 28-year-old nurse from Alaska , rejected the couple’s demand after the 20-week scan and moved to…Open
The couple is seeking more than $100,000 in damages
The baby at the center of a surrogacy legal battle between a Los Angeles, California couple and an Alaska surrogate underwent heart surgery, an attorney says.
Gov. Maura Healey signed a law making Massachusetts the tenth state to allow abortion up to birth, and a neonatologist says the prenatal tests used to justify late terminations are far less reliable than families are told. Dr. Robin Pierucci, a neonatologist and co-chair of the American College of Pediatricians' Pro-Life Council, told Fox News […] The post Massachusetts strips abortion limits, and a neonatologist warns life-and-death calls rest on flawed screenings appeared first on American Almanac .
Gov. Maura Healey signed a law making Massachusetts the tenth state to allow abortion up to birth, and a neonatologist says the prenatal tests used to justify late terminations are far less reliable than families are told. Dr. Robin Pierucci, a neonatologist and co-chair of the American College of Pediatricians' Pro-Life Council, told Fox News Digital that the new Massachusetts law raises grave medical and ethical questions, starting with the screening tools that drive many late-term abortion decisions. Prenatal imaging, she said, cannot reliably predict how severely a condition will affect a child after birth. Healey signed H. 5595, the Prioritizing Patient Access to Care Act, on Aug. 10, erasing the state's longstanding 24-week…Open
A one-year-old boy is safe after police say his mother's car was stolen in Philadelphia's East Falls neighborhood.
NASHVILLE, TN — Podcast host Candace Owens explained to listeners that only the most highly-trained commandos could execute the crawling technique being shown as she played a video of a six-month-old baby inching across the floor.
Vance has been at the forefront of a pro-kids campaign for years, and he and his wife are taking their own advice.